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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2010
Page
1
Rebels suffered a setback against Jacksonville while Lamar State remains in the hunt for NFL champions. Key figures from both teams push toward the title as standings tighten and momentum shifts late in the season.
Beth and David Darby volunteer for Extreme Makeover Home Edition in Kemah and unexpectedly meet host Ty Pennington among nearly a thousand workers. They chat briefly, pose for photos, and praise his on and off screen energy. The couple emphasizes volunteerism and their hunt for new community projects. See extreme page.
Byron Schirmbeck will urge Baytown City Council to reconsider his petition to repeal the red-light camera ordinance during public comments. The council previously rejected the petition as not filed in a timely manner. An executive session is planned to discuss the petition, and the panel will also review a Stanley Engineering final design deal for renovations to the Art League Building, expected to take about two months.
Two Baytown high school students were jailed Sunday in a pair of carjackings tied to three aggravated robberies reported that day. The first incident started near a Chevron station on North Alexander where a tan Hummer H2 approached a 28 year old man. A man and a woman in the vehicle offered a ride then used a gun to steal about $50 before fleeing. The other robberies involved two men who robbed a woman at gunpoint on West Baker Street later that evening. See crime page.
Sterling High School senior Tiffany Fontenot earned Best of Show at the Goose Creek CISD Rodeo Art Show. It was her fourth year in the competition, with two scholarships previously and an acceptance to Western Arts Academy. This year more than 350 entries competed and 14 winners moved on to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo student art contest.
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