Baytown Residents Plan Homebound Fourth of July Amid Scorching Heat
Baytown residents opt to stay home this Fourth of July with temperatures near 113 degrees. Ot to Morris and Ray DeLeon say they will not leave the house, some plan park visits as cooling breezes approach. Several locals target Bicentennial Park for fireworks while others host at home gatherings or church group celebrations to beat the heat.
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Roadwork Starts July 6 on South First Street in Baytown
The City of Baytown Public Works Department will temporarily close South First Street from E Texas Ave to E Pearce Street from Monday July 6 through Thursday July 9. Crews will replace a 240 foot section of 24 inch drainage pipes.
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TEA Party Rally Draws Hundreds At Houston Raceway Park
Area residents gathered at Houston Raceway Park on a Wednesday night to protest government spending and express dissatisfaction with officials. Crosby High School JROTC cadet Nicki Evans Dakota Mathis stood at attention during the National Anthem as San Jacinto TEA Party leaders urged citizens to educate themselves and become more active in shaping laws.
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Stabbing Sends Man to Hospital in Baytown Incident
A Baytown man was stabbed once in the left chest near the collarbone during a 4:30 p.m. altercation with the mother of his child in the Cinnamon Street area. He was hospitalized at Hermann Hospital as a precaution. the 18 year old woman faces aggravated assault charges. The baby was unharmed.
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Baytown Sun Facebook Page Encourages Readers to Follow
The Baytown Sun invites readers to become fans on Facebook for breaking news bulletins snapshots and more. Create a free account and search for The Baytown Sun, with the site listed as www.facebook.com.
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Painted ponies by Baytown artist inspire local display
Baytown artist Guy Poindexter carves a one of a kind carousel horse that inspired his later rocking horses. The first work, carved from a magazine idea, remains his standout piece. Poindexter continues creating colorfully painted horses, hoping his durable rocking versions appeal to families and grandchildren alike. His pieces are shown in multiple town venues.
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