23 Feb 2008
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2008
Page
1
In today’s sports pages Baytown’s soccer squads faced strong performances from Kingwood and Atascocita. The Baytown teams competed hard but were outmatched as both matches ended with decisive results by the visiting programs.
West Coast polo star Zayne Belal announces commitment to the top ranked USC water polo program. The All-American joins a team led by coach Jovan Vavic aiming for another NCAA title run this season.
Area pastors offer weekly reflections on biblical principles and devotional thoughts. They explore how scripture informs everyday life, guiding readers toward inspirational insights and practical applications in daily conduct.
Obituary brief notes the deaths of Betty Wade Darl, Elnora Matthews, and Wilma Sims Jones. No ages or services listed.
Baytown police seek help catching a three member identity theft ring, two men and a woman, seen targeting businesses on Garth Road. On February 1 an elderly woman was robbed of her wallet at Target and within an hour the suspects counterfeit IDs and charged over $16,000 in cash advances at local banks. Police urge vigilance and tips.
An unofficial headcount for the 2008 spring semester shows Lee College with about 6,419 students across Baytown and Huntsville Center, up from 6,093 in spring 2007 and 6,309 in 2008. President Martha Ellis attributes steady growth of roughly 13 percent over two years, with 961 students at the Huntsville Center where inmates take classes pre release.
Horace Mann Junior School eighth grader Saumil Datar has won Goose Creek's Spelling Bee four times. He arrived in the United States from India as a prekindergarten student at De Zavala Elementary, where principal Robin Stoerner praised his conscientious, competitive and respectful nature. After early struggles, fifth grade brought victory in both the De Zavala school and the district spelling bees held at Lee College.
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