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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 2004

Page

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UIL denies Spring request move between districts 22 5A

The UIL denied Spring and Westfield's request to move out of District 22 5A. The biennial realignments announced February 2 placed Spring schools in District 225A, joining Humble, Kingwood, Baytown Lee, Baytown Sterling, Port Arthur Memorial and Beaumont West Brook.

Spring Westfield Humble Kingwood Baytown Lee Baytown Sterling Port Arthur Memorial Beaumont West Brook

Charter reviewers near end of charge in Baytown

Charter review committee members vented frustration at limited time as they neared the end of their charge. Sammy Mahan, a council candidate, said they felt rushed and warned amendments might not be acted on. He noted May 15 charter election would block another vote for two years.

Baytown Sammy Mahan

Baytown voters face Senate District 6 race in primary

Longtime Texas Senate incumbent Mario Gallegos faces challenger Yolanda Navarro Flores in a March 9 primary for Senate District 6. The district includes East Houston, north Pasadena, and parts of Baytown, with Democrats favored and no Republican candidates filed. Gallegos notes a solid record amid two lawsuits, while Navarro Flores says she seeks change.

Houston Community College Texas Senate Baytown Yolanda Navarro Flores Texas Mario Gallegos Houston Baytown-area Senate West Baytown Gallegos Navarro Flores

Baytown Martins Family Keeps Theater Alive Across Generations

Baytown story centers on Kelly Martin and his children and grandchildren as Baytown Little Theater prepares a production featuring three generations. Kelly began in 1965 in Who Was That Lady I Saw You With. The family has long cherished the theater and its lights, curtains, and acting.

Baytown Sun Lauren Sailee Amanda Martin Kyle Martin Mary Lou Martin Baytown Little Theater Martin Baytown Little Theater Kelly

Regents OK notice for May election at Lee College

Baytown The Lee College Board of Regents approved the election notice for the May 15 election of three college district board members. Seats held by Wayne Gray Haddox and Jess Navarre are up for election. Gray and Haddox have filed for re election. Navarre Jirrels says her father will not run. Early voting runs April 28 through May 11, with Saturday hours May 8. Early voting uses Harris County e Slate.

Baytown The Lee College Board of Regents College Wayne, Gray Ronn Haddox Jess Navarre Gray Haddox Drew, Williams Judy Navarre-Jirrels Navarre-Jirrels Baytown Sun Regents Lee College Lee Drive Gulf Street Harris County Don Coffey Coffey Martha Ellis

Engineers and students bowl to raise funds for Relay for Life

Baytown GDS Engineers and Horace Mann students bowled in uniforms to raise about 1000 for the Bay Area Relay For Life. The Bay Area event marks its seventh year with 101 teams aiming for a 410000 goal as Sheree Kinghorn leads the GDS team Our Wish a Cure For Cancer. Volunteers work year round to reach an 8000 target and student fundraisers supplement the effort.

Baytown GDS Engineers Bay Area American Cancer Society GDS Sheree Kinghorn Kinghorn Horace Mann Baytown Sun Lauren Sallee Susan Wellman

Scow Schooner Project to nail final plank Saturday

Scow Schooner Project members open hangar doors this Saturday to celebrate a milestone toward Galveston and Trinity Bay Maritime Museum. At 10 a.m. the last plank of cypress will be nailed into the hull by a descendant of William Scot, builder of the first scow schooner in the late 1800s, a vessel once central to Galveston Bay trade. Howard Gmelch notes the ship blends shipbuilding expertise from three countries, with uncommon yet geographically diverse features for its era.

Galveston and Trinity Bay Maritime Museum William Scot Galveston Bay Galveston South Texas Scow Schooner Project Howard Gmelch

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