Replacing an aging laptop vs a desktop upgrade
For a six year old Dell C500 with a likely video issue, replace the laptop rather than repair it. A repair would cost about 150 to 200 dollars but won’t yield modern performance. Desktops are cheaper faster and easier to service, so consider a desktop unless mobility is essential. If buying a new laptop, ensure built in wireless. The current wireless card is likely unnecessary to reuse. Keep its drivers and documentation for future setups.
Cedar Bayou UMC Family Night Returns Wednesdays
Cedar Bayou United Methodist Church resumes Family Night each Wednesday at 5 p.m. open to all. A 4:15 p.m. Bayou Brigade choir welcomes children in grades one to five, with monthly church services and an annual musical. Contact Paula Harrison at 281-42-4754 or visit cedarbayou.org.
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Crockett Courage Award Winners at Elementary Celebration
Crockett Elementary School honored students for courage and self control at a December Character Celebration. Breakfast was served and awards were given by school counselor Julie DaSilva-Saleem. Recipients included Jhonathan Guevara Jeremy Rodriguez Gilberto Diaz Clay Dodson Esminda Moreno Mikey Garza and others in two rows of photos.
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Katheryn Daniels
Cameron Wilkinson
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Kobe Joseph
Reanna Rene
Abigail Rodriguez
Daniel Mendoza
Jordi Gomez
Community Calendar highlights local events in Anahuac Jacinto City
Gamers Olympics runs 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Chambers County Library Anahuac. A Solis family BBQ fundraiser is noon to 6 p.m. at the VFW on North Main, $5 per plate with brisket chicken sausage rice beans bread drink and a silent auction. Jacinto City Opry at 10323 Palestine St hosts Christa Hardin Richard Garza John Mire Archie Parnell Don Gough and Cindi Shipley with MC Cammie at 7:30 p.m. Adults $6 Kids $3 no alcohol or smoking. Contact Josie 281-680-4121 and two phone numbers 713-451-3990 713-702-8780.
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Pets of the Week at BHS Angel and Charlie Shine
Angel a seven month old roughly 30 pound Catahoula mix with blue eyes is house trained vaccinated spayed microchipped and ready for a video debut on the Fostered Pets page. Charlie a young Entlebucher mix and friendly tri colored male is housetrained neutered vaccinated microchipped and seeking a home.
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Baytown Humane Society Listing Contact Details
Community animal shelter Baytown Humane Society provides contact options by mail P O Box 2772 Baytown Texas 77522电话 832-414-3729 and online at www BaytownHumaneSociety.org for inquiries and services.
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Highlands Center Offers Senior Dance and Craft Sessions
The Highlands Community Center lists Monday activities including intermediate line dancing at 8 30 a m quilting at 9 a m and beginner line dance at 9 45 a m. senior bowling at Max Bowl East 10 a m cost 6. a ceramics class at 10 a m at 409 Hare Rd with a volunteer instructor. card games in the Seniors Room 10 a m to 4 p m at 2407 Market St. and a PC Class I at 10 30 a m at the Chambers County Library.
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Sunday Church Bell Treasure and Open Mic Night
Sunday at St John s United Methodist Church invites children to bring a peer who skips the 10 am service for a bell ringing on the balcony. Old fashioned hymn singing and preaching at 10 am and 5 pm at Comfort Suites meeting room. Eminence Baptist hosts an Open Mic Night at 6 pm. VFW Post 912 offers bingo at 2 pm. Doors open 12:30 pm.
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Red Cross Offers CPR Instructor Training in North Bay Area
The American Red Cross North Bay Area Branch at 5309 Decker Drive runs a three day Lay Responder Standard First Aid CPR for Adult Infant and Child Instructor class Tuesday through Thursday from 8 am to 6 pm. Fee is 118 per person including materials and graduates receive Red Cross CPR instructor certification. An adult infant and child class is offered Tuesday 8 am to 6 pm and a two part session on Jan 30 and Feb 1 at 37 per person. For more information call 281-424-1300.
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Ostomy Group to Meet at San Jacinto Hospital
The Ostomy Association of Houston Area Baytown Group will hold a Monday meeting from 7 to 8 30 p.m. in the Cancer Center Community Room at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital 4021 Garth Road Baytown. Cindy Barefield will present Exploring the anatomy and function of the colostomy ileostomy and urostomy. For information call 281 420 8671.
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Blood Drive Set For Feb 7 At San Jacinto Hospital
The monthly Community Blood Drive will be held February 7 from 3 30 to 7 30 p m in San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Classrooms A B. It is co sponsored by San Jacinto and the Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center. For an appointment call the SJMH Lab at 281 420 8660.
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Today in History highlights events on January 20
On January 20 1981 Iran released 52 Americans held hostage for 444 days just after the presidency passed from Carter to Reagan. Other milestones include John Marshall nominated as Chief Justice in 1801 Pearl Harbor lease approved in 1887 Roosevelt inaugurations in 1937 and 1945 Eisenhower Nixon sworn in 1957 first MLK Day federal holiday in 1986 Clinton Gore second terms noted Golden Globe results and the release of Oklahoma City bombing witness Michael Fortier in 2006.
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Baytown Area Deliberations Through Decades Of Change
A 1945 juvenile delinquency study in East Harris County formed a committee with Baytown group reps to back a Tri-Cities Welfare League plan for a family services bureau. In 1951 Baytown opposed Harris County plans to widen the Navigation District, risking Humble property with $120,000 in taxes. Crosby trustees in 1976 approved a 10 cent lunch price hike, elevating meals to 50 or 60 cents by grade. Goose Creek ISD announced selling turf from Stallworth Stadium as artificial turf installation began. Gandhi quote and biblical verse appear, followed by Baytown Sun correction policy and editor contact details.
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