Garden club February selection shines on loveliest yard
The garden club highlights its February choice for loveliest yard, inviting readers to see page 9A for full details.
26 Feb 2012
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2012
Page
1
The garden club highlights its February choice for loveliest yard, inviting readers to see page 9A for full details.
GCCISD trustees opened a board workshop to start replacing Superintendent Toby York who announced plans to retire after 36 years in education. York has led GCCISD since 2009, overseeing a $204 million budget and nearly 3,000 employees. The board plans to hire a consulting firm by late April to guide a smooth leadership transition.
Bullhead City readers recall a Texas clown troupe visiting Coyote Canyon Elementary School to deliver a safety message. The Baytown Fire Department clowns performed in the cafeteria, entertaining students while emphasizing fire safety, with group members Shawn Rossi Jim Moss Dallas Webb Logan Peake John Wadley and Jeffrey MacGeorge photographed by Yvonne Gutierrez.
The Baytown City Council unanimously endorsed a sweeping zoning reform after years of work. The code creates new categories for single and multi family housing and commercial uses, mandates masonry facing for most new structures, and awaits a zoning map adoption, likely in six months. James Haarmeyer referenced further details on page 10A.
Harris County investigators probe a fatal crash on FM 1942 in Crosby that killed Larry Ferguson of Houston. Around 8:15 p.m. on February 23, Ferguson's 2003 Harley Davidson was struck head on by a westbound 1993 pickup driven by Tyler Dale Honeycutt, with Quentin Jones in a 2001 Mercury Grand Marquis nearby.
The Sun continues its Black History Month series with a tribute to Alfred F. Fonteneau "Al Freddie" born February 8 1945 in Highlands son of Abe Fonteneau and Daisy Fonteneau Loggins. He grew up in McNair Station attended Harlem Elementary and Baytown Carver High School. He studied history and foreign language at Texas Southern University and pursued graduate work at Sorbonne and Sussex. See tribute page 8A.
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