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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2015
Page
1
Kid Scoop explains cricket song and jump distance as Bug A Poolza continues with activities and science tidbits.
Hot weather and low tides have driven many fish from shoreline waters to deeper areas. Anglers report poorer shore catches while boats find better action offshore. Local experts advise patience and scouting spots with deeper channels and structure.
The Pilot Club of Baytown honored its newly elected officers at a Monument Inn banquet. Members gathered for a formal evening of recognition and community service planning.
A devotional line from Hebrews 12 1 urges believers to shed hindrances and sin to run the race with perseverance, surrounded by a supportive spiritual cloud of witnesses. The verse emphasizes steadfast faith and disciplined focus in the Christian walk.
Baytown City Council plans a reinvestment zone and tax abatements for SBE Chemical Partners LLC as it reviews a Stone Bridge Energy led facility on the Degassa site near Needle Point Road and I 10. Project potential investment 120 to 150 million dollars and about 40 jobs, contingent on meeting all city and state requirements.
A boy who would be three this August drowned Saturday at Nine Mile Ranch in Dayton. Liberty County Sheriff spokesman Capt. Ken De Foor said it was the second drowning in a year at that site, a privately owned waterpark without lifeguards. The boy’s name has not been released.
Baytown City Council agreed to rezone 7.43 acres on the west side of Central Boulevard from General Commercial to High Density Residential to allow a 222 unit multifamily project. Mayor Stephen DonCarlos urged a study of multifamily versus single family growth as ExxonMobil and others drive expansion.
AT&T will contribute $6,000 tonight at Kaminski Park Highlands to aid Highlands Little League recovering from copper thefts at the ballpark. State Rep. Wayne Smith and State Sen. Larry Taylor, who backed HB 2187 to curb metal thefts, attend the 6 p.m. press conference. the law expands metal coverage and requires recycling firms to report to DPS.
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