Super Bowl Sunday draws Bayou City Wings customers
Bay Baytonians line up at Bayou City Wings to grab takeout as Super Bowl XLIII kicks off. William Hildreth predicts a Steelers win by seven points while Cardinals fans rally for Kurt Warner’s story. Tracey and Randy Garcia cheer for the Cardinals, and Tracey’s brother pays $5,000 for two seats amid game atmosphere at Raymond James Stadium.
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Bayou City Wings
William Hildreth
Steelers
Hildreth
Pittsburg Steelers
Arizona Cardinals
Cardinals
Randy Garcia
Tracey
Kurt Warner
Randy
Randy Pantoja
Pittsburgh
Tampa
Raymond James Stadium
Baytown native helps Iraqi military in medical training
Baytown native Staff Sgt. Junior Marvin St Hilaire, a Lee High School graduate, serves in Iraq training Iraqi soldiers in combat casualty care and basic pharmacology. He began his Army career in 1995 and has traveled to Korea Bosnia Germany and Iraq while on his second tour. His father initially feared for his safety but now backs his son’s growth and service.
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U.S. Army
Melanie Kwan
Junior St. Hilaire
IA Div
Camp Mittica
Tallil Air Base
Iraq
Baytown
Marvin” St. Hilaire
Lee High School
Hilaire
Army
Junior
United States
Korea
Bosnia
Germany
Juan St. Hilaire
America
Pfc
Chassid Borhan
10Th
Iraqi Army
Juan
Texas history murals adorn Shell Deer Park tanks project
At the Shell Deer Park site two 40 by 140 foot canvases titled Out of Harm's Way and Out of the Quagmire grace storage tanks, depicting key Texan moments toward San Jacinto. The large public art, part of the Two Storms Passing series, supports the SJTHD driven heritage tourism plan with a $147,000 production cost and a $500,000 Shell commitment to regional economic development.
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Harris County
Shell
Ken Legler
Sylvia R. Garcia
Gary Foreman
Economic Alliance
Houston Port Region
Jim Gilbert
Jan Lawler
San Jacinto Texas Historical District
SJTHD
Harris County Precinct Two
Refinery workers avert strike as talks extend
About 24,000 refinery workers near New Orleans Houston and as far as Billings Mont prepare for shifts Monday while talks continue. The United Steelworkers say progress was made but key issues remain and a strike could be called on short notice. Valero and BP threatened shutdowns if workers walk out with Port Arthur Texas kept open by a contingency team.
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New Orleans
Houston
Billings
Mont
Uled
Lynne Baker
United Steelworkers
Valero Energy Corp
BP PLC
Valero
Port Arthur
Texas
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