Neighborhood Night Out Seeks Safer Baytown Oct
Baytown residents are urged to join National Night Out events August 3 from 6 to 10 p.m. to enhance crime prevention and police community ties. Block parties, parades and police visits are planned. contact the Baytown Police Community Service Bureau at 231 420 5364 for applications due Friday. Editorial by Joseph Lohan.
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Baytown Sun Editorial Board Seeks Public Submissions
The Baytown Sun invites letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words on public interest topics. Submissions must be original, signed, include contact details, and may be edited. deadlines include monthly limit and appointment options with Managing Editor David Bloom.
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Manufactured homes offer affordable housing alternatives
In the Baytown Houston area, high construction costs push many toward rental or aging housing. Modern manufactured homes built in factories offer safer, cost effective options with fire rated materials and strong wind standards surpassing some site built homes. Housing longevity and cost efficiency are highlighted by studies and The Wall Street Journal, noting manufactured housing as a viable path to affordable homeownership.
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Miracle Restoration Fellowship Mission seeks donations
A Baytown area mission church at 1615 S Pruete St appeals for money and food to aid the hungry and homeless. It emphasizes tax deductibility, volunteer time, and that funds go to the poor, urging large donations now to sustain 365 day outreach led by Rev. Elbert Alison.
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July 20 in History Highlights Show Moon Walk and Major Events
Chronicle of notable July 20 anniversaries from 1861 to 2004 notes Richmond sessions by the Confederacy, British Columbia joining Canada, Sitting Bull surrender, WAC training start, Hitler assassination attempt, Roosevelt's nomination, Viking One Mars landing, Johnstown flood, Vincent Foster death, Grissom capsule recovery, and Abizaid Iraq projections.
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Iowa
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Saddam Hussein
Goose Creek Baytown area schools and industry notes
In 1950 Baytown women stocked nylon stockings with six pairs per purchase. In 1975 Gulf's Cedar Bayou Olefins plans raise ethylene output by 1.2 billion pounds yearly. In 1990 Goose Creek trustees consider Harry Griffith for superintendent. In 2000 Goose Creek and Barbers Hill to share about 120 million state surplus. Goose Creek about 490 thousand. Barbers Hill about 120 thousand. In 2003 Goose Creek Education Federation and administrators clash over Gentry Judiot School discipline amid a teacher workload claim.
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