10 Jan 2008
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2008
Page
1
The annual Baytown Youth Sports Expo is set to begin this weekend at the Baytown Community Center. Organizers invite families to explore youth sports programs, meet coaches, and learn about local leagues and activities.
The Baytown Sun asks readers to visit pulseresearch com to vote in categories. Completing the survey enters a March 1 drawing with prizes of 500, 300 and 150 dollars plus a national drawing for a 3,000 dollar grand prize. For details call 281 422 8302.
The Baytown chapter of the American Diabetes Association will host a masquerade ball and silent auction on Saturday January 26. The event features Forrest Purvis Harry Warner Wanda Yandell and Will Oliver Jr. A.M. rain mostly cloudy forecast with a high near 70 and low around 49.
Baytown Fire Department advances the Fallen Firefighters Memorial project as Exxon Mobil and San Jacinto Methodist Hospital pledge 15000 each. Fire Chief Shon Blake presented miniature replicas and authentic certificates to Gary Wilson Maurice Watts and Jeffrey Ackerman, with only 50 replicas made. The department aims to start construction by spring after more fundraising.
Goose Creek students display standout rodeo themed art at the Goose Creek Auxiliary Facility 3401 North Main. The HLSA event runs 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day with a 5 p.m. Tuesday reception, recognizing district artists and awarding scholarships.
Nelson Nolden touted works that will impress, with up to 15 pieces from each elementary campus and 20 from each junior school, totaling about 300 on display. A HLSR panel judged the entries Wednesday night and the results will be announced during the rodeo.
Baytown Redevelopment Authority weighs a $13 million plan to build 250 market-rate apartments south of San Jacinto Mall and extend Hunt Road from Garth to John Martin Road. The deal hinges on road funding paid by the project, with the developer taking bond-backed risk once grid access is secured.
Pop's Burgers owner Steve Gonzales says rising rent costs forced the move from Garth Road Kroger center to a new site near Mont Belvieu in the old Iguana Joe's building on SH 146 near I 10. The shop has thrived but will relocate four blocks from its current location.
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