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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2004
Page
1
Barbers Hill boys basketball saw its strong season end Friday night with a 69 to 65 defeat at the hands of Navasota in a closely contested matchup on page 1B of Today's sports section.
Baytown staff prepare for federal storm water rules under the Clean Water Act the five year rollout aimed for enforcement after a lawsuit against the EPA delays. Health Director Mike Lester and PSB&J consultant Michael Bloom outline six program elements and readiness to act once the case settles.
Baytonian Pat Goodrich led a drive that won a 2003 law declaring March as Texas History Month. The bill passed unanimously in the House and Senate, was signed by Governor Perry, and honors March events like the Texas Declaration of Independence on March 2 and the Alamo siege in early March.
Texas pride travels with Peter Armato who hosted a Texas themed party in Providence Rhode Island for Independence Day. He served spicy food Blue Bell ice cream and Lone Star Beer while Jerry Jeff Walker tunes played. Texans recall the 1836 declaration at Washington on the Brazos as a historic milestone.
The Anahuac Area Chamber of Commerce held its 17th annual awards banquet honoring volunteers and service leaders. Dignitaries received recognition for community contributions as Brandon Bess announced a year in review highlighting a New Year’s Eve dance and a meet the candidates event. Herman Williams Sr. received the Lifetime Achievement Award for his work at Carver High School and later as a woodworking teacher and donor to the Christian Caring Center.
Timothy Lancon a 37 year old lift station operator for the City of Baytown filed to run against Councilman Don Murray in District 4. He said city employees face low regard and subpar working conditions and vowed to push for more even service distribution across the city. Lancon has eight years with the city and previously worked for ExxonMobil.
Morgan Miles presented a biography of Martha Washington at Stephen F. Austin Elementary as 22 second graders from the gifted program memorized lines and recited biographical details. After the audience touched a patton sticker the students gave a short life synopsis of their character. Teachers Sheri Thomas and Joyce Westerman praised student creativity in costumes biography and props.
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