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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2012
Page
1
Community event promotes ticket packages and sponsorship levels to support Bay Area Hotness Services with proceeds benefiting the service. Page 2A details event dates, pricing, and contact information for sponsorships.
Baytown City Council faced resistance from about six area residents during the first public hearing on annexing the 608 acre tract bordered by Garth Road North Main Street I 10 and the current north city limits. Neighbors opposed city rules and higher taxes, noting past planning issues while asking about water sewer connections. Utilities expansion planned to begin soon after annexation with two years until service to all residents, and newly built homes to connect. SEE ZONING PAGE 8A
Communities In Schools of Baytown hosts a bachelor and bachelorette charity auction on Saturday February 4 from 6 to 10 PM at the Baytown Springhill Marriott. Tickets start at 15 for general admission with advance VIP 30 and tables 200. Bids start 7 PM. Admission includes food music dancing and a silent auction. A cash bar will be available.
Superintendent Dr. Toby York says Goose Creek CISD remains on track despite funding gaps and demographic shifts. At a Community Resource Credit Union seminar, York outlined district successes such as the Reach Out to Drop Outs program and noted Hispanic students now exceed half the enrollment, with AP classes continuing.
Baytown mourns Donald Lee Teter age 86 after a long illness. Rice University engineer helped found the Adult Literacy Program at Sterling Municipal Library and piloted the STAR program to include Chambers County in 1993. He supported Baytown civic groups and the Texas Jewish Historical Society, leaving a lasting community legacy.
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