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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 2016

Page

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Baytown Sun Seeks 2016 Citizen of the Year Nomination

The Baytown Sun invites readers to nominate a local resident for the 2016 Citizen of the Year award. Nominations should highlight service to the community, leadership, and impact, with finalists possibly featured in an upcoming issue.

Baytown Sun Citizen

Obituary notices for several individuals listed on Page 3A

Obituaries for John F. Reiter Sr., Eugene M. Smith Jr., Rosalyn Kay Moore, Jules Alvin Benoit, Marie Brooks, Gladys Shaver, and Robert Scott are noted on Page 3A. The brief notice lists names without further biographical details.

Eugene M. Smith Jr Rosalyn Kay Moore

Deuteronomy Verse About Possession and Courage

A Biblical verse from Deuteronomy 1 21 urges the people to go up and possess the land promised by the Lord and to not fear or be discouraged. It emphasizes trust in God and obedience to the patriarchal command.

Baytown Sun Social Media Prompt

A short social media prompt inviting readers to connect on Facebook and follow on Twitter. The Baytown Sun pushes engagement with the page facebook com BaytownSun and the handle thebaytownsun. The note emphasizes branded outreach across platforms.

Facebook.com BaytownSun Thebaytownsun

Baytown Police win grant for body worn cameras

The Baytown Police Department received a state grant of 161,375 to buy 110 body worn cameras and video storage, with a 25 percent local match of about 40,343. Lt. Eric Freed said the department will submit the formal plan to the Governor's Office. Existing cameras total 10 Coban Echo units with in-car Coban systems.

Baytown Criminal Justice Division Governor's Office Ated Eric Freed Freed Keith Dougherty

Altus unveils new breast care center and 3D mammography

Altus Baytown Hospital opened the Altus Women's Center featuring 3D and 2D mammography. Dr. Mahesh Shetty noted the CT-like tech reveals dense-tissue cancers earlier, with about 25 percent more cancers detected and lower false positives. Gay-Lynne Jones highlighted real-time imaging aiding immediate assessment and faster diagnosis.

Baytown Sun Mark Fleming Mahesh Shetty Altus Women’s Center Gay-Lynne Jones Cancer Center Altus Baytown Hospital Women’s Center Altus Baytown Cancer Center

Baytown Police Offer Insight Through Citizen Academy Start

Baytown Police Department launches a 10 week Citizen Police Academy starting February 3 led by crime prevention officer Stewart Beasley and Baytown officers. The updated curriculum adds the Firearms Training Simulator and covers crime prevention gangs search and seizure canine crisis negotiation and terrorism.

Baytown Police Department Citizen Police Academy Stewart Beasley Baytown CPA Beasley

Blue Santa relocates to bigger two-building space

Baytown Blue Santa finds a new rent-free home behind the National Guard building after Frank's Collision donated the space. Det. Nathan Gallop says the area offers storage and operations rooms, with completion before February to support the Valentine's Day fundraiser. Mary Penny, Blue Santa board member, helped arrange the donation.

Baytown Blue Santa National Guard Nathan Gallop Frank McClosky Frank’s Collision Mary Penny Frank Gallop San Jacinto Mall National Guard Armory

Kiwanis and Rotary Clash During Lee College Game Halftime

The Kiwanis and Rotary Service Club basketball showdown returns at the Sports Arena during the Lee College game. Tip is 6 p.m. with Rebels facing Coastal Bend as both clubs field five players. Rotary seeks a third straight win to keep its streak and the traveling trophy, while Kiwanis aims to reclaim bragging rights.

Kiwanis Rotary Service Club Lee College Rebels Coastal Bend Rotary Club Kiwanians Chad Merling Rotary Team Nick Woolery Rotary Gilbert Santana Russell Ballard

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State Meet Austin John F. Reiter Sr Jules Alvin Benoit Marie Brooks Gladys Shaver Kelly Robert Scott BPD New Women’s Center Altus BY Mark Fleming Mark.eming Baytownsun.com BY Christopher James Pepe Community Resource Crcu.org
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