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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2009
Page
1
The West Brook Bruins hit two consecutive 3s and forced three Lee turnovers in the last 1:20 to pull away for a 54-50 victory. The loss effectively ends Ganders playoff chances, per the story on Page 5A.
Goose Creek Memorial girls soccer extended their district streak by Friday night remaining undefeated in District 41 44 while cruising to another win. Reporter notes the achievement and directs readers to Page 6A for full story. Baytown Sun provides online coverage at baytownsun.com.
Norman DeWayne Williams, 33, of Hankomer died Friday morning when his clothing snagged in an auger used to build a fence behind the Barbers Hill Field House. Superintendent Greg Poole said emergency crews could not save him. an inquest was conducted at the scene by local justices.
Senators reached a late night accord on an economic stimulus bill tied to President Obama’s recession plan. Officials priced the measure at 780 billion dollars in tax cuts and new spending, though details remained scarce and some senators were unsure of the total as debates continued.
The ULDC Task Force met in a quorum session Thursday and discussed whether it should accept public input on the entire code or only zoning. Members, led by Chairman Spencer Carnes, want council direction, while city staff plans to educate the public to improve input and clarify scope before council review. The council’s next chance to weigh in is February 26.
The Art League of Baytown launches a six week beginner watercolor course at the new Art Center on 110 W. Texas Ave. Local artist Bobby Sutphin with over 40 years in painting will teach from 10 am to 1 pm each Thursday at a $95 introductory price. Space is limited. contact the Art Center at (281) 427-5365 or Sutphin at (281) 427-9553 for details.
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