Forecast 2006 Commerce Edition Portraits Baytown
The Baytown Sun presents Forecast 2006 a community edition spotlighting the people businesses and places that shape Baytown. This second of four installments highlights commerce and local assets shaping 2006 and beyond.
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Olympics to close in Turin amid mixed reviews
The Winter Games wrap up in Turin as the event ends today with Apolo Anton Ohno taking gold in the 5,000 meter speed skating, reflecting mixed reactions to the overall games and performances.
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Turin
Italy
Apolo Anton Ohno
Names of five individuals listed in notice
Alanna Martha Watson, Jerry Adams, Rosemary Zeglin, Yvonne A Heintschel and Dorothy Nell Layton are named in the readable portion of the notice. The context or action is not provided in the available text.
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Alanna Martha Watson
Jerry Adams
Rosemary Zeglin
Yvonne A. Heintschel
Dorothy Nell Layton
Weather Update for Today and Tonight
Clearing and breezy conditions expected as warm overrun continues. High near 66 degrees with a low around 45, turning clear overnight.
Lottery and crosswords in Texas paper notice
Lottery numbers listed Mega Millions and Lotto Texas draws with Megaplier and Cash Five results. Also Texas Two Step and a Crossword section mention. Includes a Deaths notice on page 12A and national stories on 1a. Television notes appear on page 2B.
Smokefree snuffs out May vote in Baytown
The SmokeFree Baytown Coalition abandons plans to introduce a smoking ban ballot measure in the upcoming election though the issue remains active. Dr. Richard Ehlers notes no ballot initiative will be filed this cycle while Baytown opponents push a relaxed ordinance. An exposure at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital raises questions about the coalition’s backing.
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SmokeFree
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Kirby Broussard
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Coalition
Alexander
San Jacinto
City council nears deadline to place sales tax districts on ballot
Baytown actions push two public safety districts toward a May vote with an August measure cap set at 8.25 percent. A March 6 public hearing at City Hall covers the Crime Control Prevention District and Fire Control Prevention and EMS District as council weighs spending plans and police needs.
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Fire Control Prevention
City Hall
Council
Baytown
CCPD
Fire and Ems
Byron Jones
Officials await FEMA funds for Katrina Rita costs in Baytown area
Baytown, Mont Belvieu, Anahuac, Goose Creek and Barbers Hill districts plus Lee College seek 3.856 million in FEMA reimbursements for Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Only about 995 thousand has been paid, roughly 25 percent of the request, while state totals show 15 million for shelter debris and protection.
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FEMA
Mont Belvieu
Anahuac
Goose Creek
Barbers Hill
Lee College
Baytown May 13 Ballot Includes Executive Session Amendment
Baytown voters will decide if the City Council may hold executive sessions out of public view on May 13. The council finalized ballot language for amendments to the city charter, addressing executive sessions amid a larger discussion of charter changes stemming from a 2004 Charter Review need. Mayor Pete Alfaro notes their importance for deliberations by governing bodies.
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Pete Alfaro
Baytown
Goose Creek
Pelly
Alfaro
Highlands Community Fair spotlights paintball fundraiser
Alex Hunt targets a paintball gun at the Highlands Community Fair on Saturday while Mike Dean, a Highlands sponsored player, oversees. Highlands Boy Scout Troop 107 set up the paintball activity to raise funds for a white water rafting trip to West Virginia, with Debbie Moore reachable at 281-426-6319 to help.
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