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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2009
Page
1
Crime Stoppers requests tips on Page 3 for fugitives pictured, offering cash rewards if information leads to arrests and identification by the public. Authorities urge anyone with knowledge to come forward to aid the Baytown Police Department.
The Baytown Sun invites nominations for Citizen of the Year. Pick up forms at the paper or at 1301 Memorial Dr. Nominations must be received by Wednesday. For details call 281-422-8302.
Faith Presbyterian Church celebrated a topping out at the new building site as members inscribed steel beams and enjoyed a Durotech Contractors barbecue. Don Murray and John Kackley placed the flag atop the structure marking the milestone before the crane raises the steeple tomorrow.
Gov. Rick Perry designates today through Saturday as Severe Weather Awareness Week urging Texans to prepare for damaging conditions including thunderstorms flooding and tornadoes. Baytown residents are reminded to review emergency plans and stay prepared as dangerous weather can develop quickly.
The Texas Division of Emergency Management and Texas Department of Public Safety coordinate safety and weather updates via state and national weather service links. Public safety officials emphasize preparedness and awareness for severe conditions and disaster readiness.
The City of Baytown speeds up permits as Planning and Development Services offers most planning and building application forms online. Planning forms cover property platting to home occupation applications and are accessible at baytown.org business ordinances page. SEE PERMITS PAGE 3.
The Baytown Kiwanis Club collects used neckties through April for Alamo Elementary Partner in Education. Fifth graders will learn to tie a tie at graduation with guidance from school counselor Mary Groomer. Kiwanis members say the drive has become a fun way to support students and share their own unused ties.
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