Show us Your Valentine in The Baytown Sun
Valentine photos due by 5 p.m. today for The Baytown Sun feature Show us Your Valentine. Submit $35 with a photo, a name and contact details, a brief message to your valentine, and mail to My Valentine P.O. Box 90 Baytown Sun TX 77521 or drop off at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown before 5 p.m. today. For information contact the Classified Department at 281-425-8008.
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Baytown Public School Set To Host Boys Playoffs
The high school boys basketball playoffs may return to Baytown public schools for the first time in 12 years, signaling a possible shift in venue for the postseason and drawing local interest from students and supporters.
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Sterling Swim Teams Miss State Meet Qualification
The Sterling boys and girls swim squads did not advance any swimmers to the state meet set for Austin February 22 through 24. Avis Reynolds Frances Jones Lillie Stephenson.
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Weather and Sports Brief: Cooler with Thunderstorms
The region expects a cool day with a high near 66 and a low around 40 as storms move through. In sports TV updates, programming notes and schedules are listed without game details.
Baytown hosts Harris County Judge hopeful Bacarisse
Former Harris County Clerk Charles Bacarisse met about 30 Baytown residents Monday at El Toro to discuss his candidacy for Harris County Judge in the Republican primary against incumbent Ed Emmett. He outlined his record running the clerk’s office and five priorities immigration taxes METRO ethics reform and juvenile justice. He cited hospital and flood control funding concerns and said the county should recover dollars owed for sponsored immigrant care.
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Chambers County marks 150th birthday with courthouse tribute
Chambers County residents from both sides of the Trinity River gathered at the Anahuac courthouse to celebrate the sesquicentennial. Flags bearing the 1858-2008 Moving Forward in Texas History slogan fluttered as officials saluted the county's past and future. Senator Tommy Williams praised adaptation from ranching to rice farming, oil drilling, and petrochemicals, noting the county’s rich resources and evolving economy in front of an audience nearing 1,000.
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Mane Event marks growth of Bay Area Homeless Services
Adrienne Bernard, original board member and 2003 Citizen of the Year, recalls Bay Area Homeless Services growing since 1982 in Baytown. She notes early shoestring beginnings and ongoing progress through 2006 when 651 people received aid. Bernard emphasizes a hand up rather than a handout.
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Sain files to run for Baytown District 4 council seat
Don Murray steps down after eight years, with Terry Sain, 55, filing May 10 to replace him. Murray praises Sain as a capable successor with broad community ties and a shared goal of a more beautiful Baytown. Sain cites health safety background and city experience on the Municipal Development District and other panels, emphasizing teamwork for the city’s good.
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