Milestones in Baytown history spark memories of 1949
In 1949 Baytown saw the Decker Drive-in and Brunson theaters enliven entertainment while Roseland Park and swimming pool opened. Goose Creek and Cedar Bayou merged into Goose Creek Consolidated ISD, amid local opposition. Lee College began night classes at Robert E. Lee High School, later dropping junior, and Baytown Junior High moved after a fire.
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Decker Drive-in
Brunson
Roseland Park
Coady
Virginia Moore
Texas Avenue
Goose Creek
Cedar Bayou
Lee Junior College
Robert E. Lee High School
Burnet and
Alamo
Burnet
Wooster
Stewart Heights
Bayway
Lakewood
Humble
Tri-Cities
Baytown band Leeland earns second Grammy nomination
Baytown based Leeland earns its second Grammy nomination for Opposite Way. The five member group led by Leeland Mooring includes Jack Mooring Matt Campbell and Jake Holtz with Jeremiah Wood replaced. The 51st Annual Grammy Awards will air February 8 at Staples Center in Los Angeles.
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Mike Smith
Leeland
Smith
Baytown
Jack Mooring
Leeland Mooring
Mooring
Matt Campbell
Jake Holtz
Moorings
Campbell
Austin Tirado
Jeremiah Wood
Third Day
Steven Curtis‘ Chapman
Brandon Heath
CeCe Winans
Chris Tomlin
Essential Records
Provident Music Group
Provident
Terry A. Hemmings
Hemmings
Red Head
Lee
Jack
Shelly
Todd
Cyndy
Celebration of Life
South Alexander Drive
Jake
Trinity Tabernacle
Lobit St
Fountain of Faith
Bayway
Marc Byrd
Gradual Build
Sara Groves
Nashville
Staples Center
Los Angeles
CBS
Proud mom praises bagel manners in her son
A mother recounts a compliment about her teenage son who asked a friend’s favorite bagel to avoid taking the last of a type. She and family therapist Paula Levy discuss how children mirror parental behavior and the value of consistent role modeling to foster good manners.
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New York
Paula Levy
Norwalk
Conn
Maine
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