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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2007
Page
2
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Mayor Stephen DonCarlos accepts a $20,000 donation from ExxonMobil Olefins Plant Manager Darrin Talley. The funds will aid the city recycling program, which DonCarlos described as too small for Baytown’s size.
Eagle Scout Kyle King of Troop 105 presented at a West Chambers County Pilot Club meeting about an Eagle Scout project to build access ramps for former Anchor Addie Kelly. Pilot Club President Sharon Harper led a donation to support materials and construction costs.
Community notices include library closures in Anahuac and Baytown due to bug spraying and multiple public activities. YMCA Neighborhood Open House 10 am to 2 pm at 201 YMCA Drive, Baytown Youth Sports Expo 10 am to 5 pm at 2407 Market Street, youth bowling, Opry show in Jacinto City, MLK Day activities and bingo, crafts, church gatherings, and county senior programs with games, classes, and a King Day celebration at Lee College Sports Arena.
Medicare beneficiaries in Texas are invited to an information session at Golden Corral on Monday at 11 a.m. to learn about the Care Improvement Plus program for chronic conditions such as diabetes heart failure COPD and end stage renal disease. The program offers disease management nurse support screenings in home health monitoring and prescription drug coverage with open physician network. To reserve a seat call 887 625 2207 or TTY 866 679 3052. lunch provided. no obligation to enroll.
Beginning Friday January 12 2007 the citys website and Cable Channel 16 will be temporarily unavailable as equipment moves to new facilities. Service will be restored on Tuesday with operations returning to normal.
Baytown city offices close Monday in observance of Martin Luther King Jr Day. Police, fire and EMS personnel remain on duty for emergencies. Offices reopen Tuesday at regular time. Residential trash collection proceeds as usual. Recycling drop off at 1601 West Main closed today for the holiday.
Highlights include Washington approving a flag expansion in 1794, Robert C Weaver becoming the first Black Cabinet member in 1966, Sarah Caldwell conducting at the Met in 1976, and L Douglas Wilder becoming the first elected Black governor in 1990. Other entries mention Medal of Honor awards, a brief Bush choking incident, a 2005 inauguration floral invitation, and quotes from Butler and John 14:15.
A Friday Page 1 correction notes there have been no new attacks in the serial attacker case and revises the school boundary plan for 2008 09. The new junior school opens after winter break 2007 08 with current students moving, while additional students will be rezoned to Highlands Jr for 2008 09.
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