Halftime Show Critique From a Baytown Writer
Jim Finley, longtime Baytonian, delivers a sharp critique of the Super Bowl halftime show calling it pathetic and stank while praising the commercials and Rocky Bernard’s Baytown pride. He ventually voices nostalgia for past performers and notes his allegiance to the Steelers despite Rocky’s injury.
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Aaron Neville
Aretha Franklin
Francis Scott Key
Rocky Bernard
Baytown
Free World
Rocky
Channel City
Ross S. Sterling
Tx-A&mu
Harris County
Steelers
Bill Cowher
Pittsburgh
Dom Capers
Bill
FedEx
Linda
Tom Holcomb
Mick Jagger
Rolling Stones
Fats Domino
Shania Twain
Elvis
Dean Martin
Frankie Lymon
Holcomb Mansion
Jagger
Byron Jones
Massachusetts
Howard Dean
Miss Barrett Station Pageant Seeks Contestants and Sponsors
A Barrett Station community pageant committee calls for contestants aged 17 to 25 from Barrett Station or nearby within 50 to 100 miles. Meeting set for 7:30 p.m. Monday at Riley Chambers Community Center to discuss Miss Barrett Station. Sponsors welcome. contact Bobbi Yarbrough at 832-233-3670. No contestant fees. The winner advances to the televised Miss Texas Pageant as a franchise of Miss Texas Organization.
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Bobbi Yarbrough
Community Calendar highlights Baytown events and classes
Baytown Little Theater offers The Importance of Being Earnest at 8 p.m. today and Saturday with auditions for Sordid Lives Sunday and Monday. Also listed are Daddy & Me dance at Baytown Community Center, Gumbo Sale by Barbers Hill 4-H, C W dancing at St. Pauls, Bunco for Highlands seniors, Scrapbooking at Center Market St, painting sessions by Art League, senior center activities, line dancing at Highlands, genealogy Library hours, TOPS Crosby meetings, Valentine crafts at Sterling Library, Grace UMC banquet, Cedar Bayou Archery Tourney dates, and Consumers group meetups on NASA Road.
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Baytown Little Theater
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Baytown
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Cedar Bayou
Highway 146
C&w
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Bayway Drive
Art League of Baytown
Baytown Parks and Recreation Department
Lone Star
Bobby Sutphin
Priscilla Hopkins
Go Getters
Baytown Community Center
First Presbyterian Church
Highlands
San Jacinto Community Center
Highlands Woods Drive
Haden Road
FM 1942
Wallisville Road
Rick Moody
James Fontenot
la Familia
NASA Road
Clear Lake
Today in History February 10 2006 noted events
Ten years ago President Clinton signed a 265 billion defense bill while seeking repeal of a section forcing discharge of AIDS virus service members. Five years ago Atlantis astronauts installed the 1.4 billion Destiny lab on the ISS. One year ago playwright Arthur Miller died at 89 in Roxbury Connecticut on the 56th anniversary of Death of a Salesman opening.
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Clinton
Destiny Laboratory
International Space Station
Arthur Miller
Roxbury
Conn
Baytown Sun notes historic events and public hearing correction
A summary of Baytown Sun items references the 2003 Epicurean Evening fundraiser replacing the Cowboy Ball, a 2004 oil spill near Beach City, prior annexation talks in Chambers County, plus a corrected date for a Crime Control Prevention District public hearing and Sun policy on corrections. The page also invites reader photos and story ideas. Photographs should be emailed to David Bloom or mailed to The Baytown Sun.
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the Sun
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Bloom
City Hall
Market St
Baytown Sun
David Bloom
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Bunco
Highlands Community Center
Highland Woods Drive
Danco
Alleane Scott
Crosby Community Center
Hare Road
Valentine Crafts
Sterling Municipal Library
Wilhite
Kim Archer
Grace United Methodist
Grace United Methodist Church
N. Pruett
Fellowship Hall
Antonio’s
Harlem
D.A.R.E
Maggie Hinojosa
Harlem D.A.R.E
Salvador Mendez
Mary Wilson
Sean Hawkins
Chris Simpson
Jasolin Martinez
Damian Dunn
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Associated Press
SUN History
Thessalonians
Memorial Drive
Texas
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