Bulldogs eye repeat TAPPS state runner finish
The BCA Bulldogs aim to repeat their 2006 success as TAPPS state runner up, holding steady for another deep run in the baseball season.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2007
Page
1
The BCA Bulldogs aim to repeat their 2006 success as TAPPS state runner up, holding steady for another deep run in the baseball season.
Beginning today, Sterling and Lee launch in area tournaments for baseball and softball. Teams compete across venues as the schedule unfolds, aiming for marquee matchups and early-season success.
The Rotary Club of Baytown expanded its ranks by naming five new Paul Harris Fellows for donating $1,000 each. This grows a group committed to service and community support within the Local 3A region.
Harris County Judge Tony Palumbo will be roasted at a Baytown fundraiser for Bay Area Homeless Services shelter. Tickets remain available for the event this evening.
Partly sunny with warm temps. No game results available for Mega Millions Lotto Texas Cash Five Texas Two Step and Pick 5 Day and Night. Numbers shown include 1 9 26 46 for Mega Millions and 6 10 17 24 for Cash Five with Mega Plier 3.
The Baytown City Council convenes at 6 30 p m in the City Hall Council Chambers at 2401 Market St A public hearing on reversing the proposed smoking ban is on the agenda The session will address police profiling issues with intent to report no racial profiling by police.
Police Chief Byron Jones unveils the 2006 Racial Profiling Report to the City Council. He notes arrests rose from 2005 due to more outstanding warrants across all races, while arrest odds with warrants remained proportionate among whites, Hispanics, and blacks.
Parents learned from Principal Jim Twardowski that five live bats were removed from Horace Mann Junior School by United Bat Control after some entered a classroom during air conditioning work. No students were harmed and rabies tests were negative. Officials say openings were sealed and no recurrence is expected.
A Highlands woman, Delores Barras, 64, was awakened by a fire at about 4 a.m. on Poinsettia Lane, caused by overheated space heaters and a boilover from a stove. Neighbors rescued Barras but the mobile home and possessions were destroyed. Ernest Barras had moved to Highland House last year and lost clothing and belongings. See fire page 8A.
Baytown officials report daytime lane closures on Garth Road due to sewer work for a National Tire and Battery site near Walgreens and a Dollar Tree retail center in the 6000 block. Contractors install a manhole, pour high strength concrete, and finish interior work as the 30,000 square foot complex nears completion with Dollar Tree as anchor and ten additional tenants planned.
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