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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2009
Page
1
Residents of Baytown recount personal experiences from the inauguration events. Witnesses describe crowds, ceremonies, and moments of significance. A mix of reflections highlights public sentiment and notable scenes from the day.
Goose Creek Memorial girls soccer keeps momentum at 5-3-1 after a 1-0 victory at the auxiliary stadium over Pasadena Sam Rayburn. Baytown Sun notes the game and directs readers to Page 5 for the full report.
Cedar Bayou Junior School orchestra teacher Rueben Chance is on paid administrative leave as Baytown Police investigate text messages sent to a student after school hours. The district and Cedar Bayou Principal Barbara Ardoin say the matter is being handled under policy. No sexual content was stated, and a substitute retiree is teaching with two high school directors assisting when possible. Chance has been with GCCISD for one year.
Mount Olive Baptist Church in Baytown presents an encore fundraiser of Do You See Yourself at Tucker Hall Auditorium Lee College tonight at 6 pm. The play by Sonia Barrett, written after Hurricane Ike, supports rebuilding the church after it was devastated. Tickets cost 10 each, with Gates of Praise Church of Baytown aiding venue support. Barrett notes the show aims to inspire, with seating for 250 to 300 and hopes for a full house.
Friends of three year old Emma Dunnam announce the first annual Motorcycle Rally and Barbecue on March 21 in Baytown. Proceeds from tickets at 10 dollars per person will fund Emma’s medical and therapy expenses from Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis. Organizers seek volunteers and donations of time money or prizes to support the family.
The Harris County Fire Marshal warns of high wildfire risk due to critically dry conditions. Across Texas, three agencies report growing chances of intense fires with 45+ responses in 48 hours and 31 wildfires burning over 10 000 acres today. Winds may gust to 25 mph and humidity stays low, keeping danger elevated through next week despite brief relief in some areas.
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