A Sign of the Times Three Way Stop Planned
A busy intersection will switch to a three way stop in the near future, with traffic flow changes and driver caution advised as officials prepare to install new signage and repaint lines.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 2009
Page
1
A busy intersection will switch to a three way stop in the near future, with traffic flow changes and driver caution advised as officials prepare to install new signage and repaint lines.
The Baytown Sun invites nominations for its Citizen of the Year with forms available in the paper or at 1301 Memorial Dr. Nominations must be received by Wednesday. For details call 281-422-8302 or visit www.baytownsun.com.
A four year old Baytown boy named Nathan Elorza was struck by a westbound pickup while crossing Schilling Street. He died at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. The 19 year old driver, a Lee College student, appeared shaken. An accident reconstruction team is investigating.
The Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District board met Monday night. A construction update tied to the 2005 bond election opened the session, followed by student presentations from James Bowie Elementary on character traits and a proclamation praising Hurricane Ike recovery efforts. The board quickly approved items including the 2009-2010 instructional calendar, tax refunds, budget amendments, and grant funds for Preparing to Dream from Houston Endowment and Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corp.
Baytown Retail L L C owned Gibson's store long vacant for about 20 years. All American Demolition and Environmental is tearing down the building after the city council approved a $115 000 demolition contract repayable by the owner. Jose Gonzalez led the project and coordinated with Baytown authorities.
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