Mad Platter Bash benefits LC ceramics dept
Ed Korzetz, a government instructor at Lee College, paints birds on a tree limb on a platter at the Mad Platter Bash to benefit the Lee College ceramics department. Baytown Sun photographer Nicki Evans contributed the photo.
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International Education Week at Lee College
Lee College will host its 11th annual International Education Week with dragons pharaohs and study abroad showcases. Sponsored by the International Education Program the event aims to boost global awareness among students and the local community through culture and world issues activities.
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Lee College Chinese New Year Celebration at Lee College
Lee College hosts a 7 p.m. Chinese New Year program featuring Lee's Golden Dragon Dance Troupe the oldest Asian dance troupe in Houston with multi-drum, lion and dragon dances ball walking and acrobatics. The Pilot Club of Highlands holds its 13th Annual Community Fair at Highlands Elementary School 200 E Wallisville with catfish dinners raffle live and silent auctions crafts and door prizes. tickets via Pilot Club members Jana Joneson and Betty Michalsky.
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Baytown Council Approves Garden And Housing Projects
Baytown officials edged through a heavy agenda with little debate on public works while approving a community garden on vacant park land near the Sterling Municipal Library and the construction of replacement public housing on North Alexander Drive. Council members debated insurance terms for the garden group, with City Manager Bob Leiper noting city rules require coverage for exclusive use of city property.
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Teenage victims confront shame in Odom sex abuse trial
In Anahuac the Ronnie Lee Odom trial continues as a 16 year old, given the pseudonym Samuel, testifies with a Mont Belvieu detective describing the boy's shame. Odom, 39, faces multiple sexual misconduct charges that could yield several life terms if convicted. The defense may begin its case next.
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