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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2012
Page
1
No. 25 Barbers Hill travels to Dayton for a key matchup as two state ranked girls teams prepare to battle. Page 5 coverage details the high stakes and top players driving the clash.
A $4.6 million shortfall prompts the Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife to cut funding for several state parks. Officials warn programs staffing hours and public access may be reduced amid record drought, heat, wildfires, and a decline in visitation. See budget page.
ExxonMobil presented a $25,000 check at a Baytown city council meeting to fund improvements to the children's activity area of the Baytown Nature Center. Pictured: DeeAnn Navarre, Melissa Sorenson, Larry Houston, Scott Johnson, Steve Cope, Mayor DonCarlos, Howard Hunt, Merle Hunt, Rex Johnson, Mary Ann Beltz, and Billy Barnett.
The New Year’s Eve disappearance of 14 year old Morgan Hernandez draws national attention. HPD says no new leads and treats it as a missing person not a runaway, with public affairs stressing no foul play suspected but offering limited details. Ruben Hernandez appeals on CNN for information.
The Joe V's Smart Shop at 3500 Garth Road aims to open at 7 a.m. Wednesday as the fifth Joe V's location. The Baytown store will replace the former H-E-B and move 50 to 60 current employees, with about 100 new hires.
The Baytown Early Educators conference on February 11 at Second Baptist Church features keynote Shawn Brown with his “Super Fun Show” edu taintment. Co sponsored by Lee College ESCAPE Family Resource Center and United Way of Baytown Area, the all day event offers more than 25 training sessions, 6.5 hours credit, lunch included, and registration caps at 250. Fees are 15 for members and 25 for non members with advance sign up required.
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