Blinn College roughed up Lee College in home win
The Buccaneers routed the Runnin' Rebels 92 73 Saturday night at the Lee College Sports Complex. Lee College’s postseason hopes continued to wane after the loss.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2004
Page
1
The Buccaneers routed the Runnin' Rebels 92 73 Saturday night at the Lee College Sports Complex. Lee College’s postseason hopes continued to wane after the loss.
The Baytown Downtown Association plans to urge the city council to hire a consultant to finalize a master plan and apply for the Texas Main Street Program by the July deadline. Martha Ellis will present the plan, replacing former coordinator Pete Brooks who resigned in January. About $36,000 remains budgeted for Brooks' salary, potentially funding the consultant, with the grant support coming from a HUD Community Development Block grant.
Baytown's open fire chief search narrows to three finalists after initial rounds. Ed Russell, a battalion chief with nearly 24 years at the city, did not advance, prompting criticism of the process as the panel moves to a second interview stage and background checks before a top pick is chosen.
Baytown Memorial Baptist Church plans a leap day event to honor the past and future. Senior pastor Brad Hoffman and organizer Bryan Nethery describe a time capsule project from 1976 to be opened on February 29, 2004. Nethery recalls locating the forgotten capsule and choosing storage media while inviting past and present members to participate.
Baytown plans a public hearing Thursday to discuss enterprise projects and zones as part of nominating ExxonMobil and other firms to the state program. Officials seek a clear view of commercial developments while residents may voice input on the proposals.
Hannah Harpster, 3, faces a terminal brain tumor. About 500 supporters gathered at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall for a benefit organized by her friends, with hope and community support described as the Lord's work. Hannah was diagnosed December 19 with a brain stem glioma. Doctors expect six months to two years.
Valentine's Day marks a final chance for Chambers County residents to support students. The Go Texan Committee will host a rodeo kick off dance at Whites Park in Anahuac on Saturday Feb 14. Doors open 7:30 p.m. Troy McManus performs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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