Red Dress Promise Drives Free Goods Giveaway
A community offer grants free canned goods to anyone 19 or under. Those wearing red receive the goods free, while those not in red pay $2 or $5 depending on whether they wear red.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2017
Page
1
A community offer grants free canned goods to anyone 19 or under. Those wearing red receive the goods free, while those not in red pay $2 or $5 depending on whether they wear red.
Amalia Rodriguez, Asa Moses Duncan, and Thomas Edward Cobb are memorialized in today’s obituaries on page 3A. The notices recognize their lives, families, and passing, with brief biographical notes and funeral arrangements where provided.
The City of Baytown outlined an annexation strategy at a work session to fill gaps within the city limits. Six areas will be evaluated for annexation as part of growth management, starting with a 230 acre project east of John Martin Road and west of Garth Road, including road and utility extensions.
Baytown's Animal Control Advisory Committee welcomed Jay Garrett, founder and executive director of A Life to Live, as a new member. They discussed adding programs at the shelter and increasing community events at multiple Baytown locations to boost involvement.
National School Choice Week prompts Texas districts to weigh its impact ahead of the 2017-2018 year. Gov. Greg Abbott attended a large rally at the state capitol as proclamations recognized January 22 to 28. The issue remains controversial among districts.
President Donald Trump moves to wall off the U S border with Mexico by proposing a 20 percent import tax and prompting a diplomatic confrontation as Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto cancels a planned Washington visit. The dispute centers on funding the wall and broad cross border cooperation.
Matt Nevorski a former Goose Creek CISD bus driver of 15 years and substitute teacher filed to run for District 5 trustee. He aims to use his district experience to help Goose Creek expand and improve. Incumbent Jenice Coffey is not seeking re election.
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