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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2008
Page
1
Back from Boston, Hunter Cervenka excited to play at major league baseballs oldest ballfield yet his hitting faltered against Fenways 37 foot high Green Monster.
Lee College hosts the Texas Silver-Haired Legislative Town Hall in Tucker Hall from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event, led by the Texas Silver-Haired Legislators, invites Baytown seniors and the public to discuss aging issues. State Representative Wayne Smith will speak on senior concerns and the 2009 session. Contact Lynne Foley at 281-425-6416 or lfoley@lee.edu for details.
Mary Chance Jess Navarre Cornelius Davis Thelma Power Patricia Davis Patrick Duggan Richard Waters Louie Doughtie are listed in a local death notices roundup. The page also includes business opinion and brief sports and television items, reflecting a mix of obituaries, opinion commentary, and entertainment notes.
Longtime Baytonian Jess Navarre died Sunday at 76 after years battling Alzheimer's. A community advocate through Rotary, Baytown Optimist Club, Cedar Bayou Masonic Lodge, and the Baytown Shrine Club, he was praised as a compassionate ambassador for funeral service. His son described Navarre Funeral Home & Cremation as his father’s life, shaping how families were cared for.
Local Precinct 2gether program at J D Walker Center runs six week camps with more than 110 youths, despite a 100 child limit. Lois Caleb notes high return attendance as 700 plus enroll across nine sites with grants from Texas Parks and Wildlife and corporate sponsors supporting education in math reading science finance and health. Contact the J D Walker Center at 281 426 3551 for 2009 signups.
The 14 year old Baytown mother charged with murdering her newborn son was released from the Harris County Juvenile Detention Center after a second detention hearing in the 315th District Court. Judge Michael Schneider allowed her to return home with family amid testimony from relatives and the juvenile herself. The state and defense dispute the cause of death, with prosecutors claiming asphyxia from toilet paper and drowning, while the defense argues for a different account. The case hinges on medical examiner findings and a TAKS-focused plan for the teen’s future.
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