29 Jul 2007
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2007
Page
1
Lee College has agreements with multiple Texas universities to ease the transfer of college credits to four year institutions. The program aims to provide a smooth transition for students pursuing bachelor's degrees.
The Sterling Municipal Library launches a Food For Fines drive allowing patrons to reduce or clear overdue item fines by donating meals or nonperishable food. The effort aids the community while restoring borrowing privileges for residents.
The 20 foot by 30 foot U S flag stolen 17 years ago has been found and returned to Peace Tabernacle church. James Lewis Fields Don Euman Little Troy Dean Drewery
Lottery draws Mega Millions and Lotto Texas figures listed with Megaplier 4. Cash Five and Texas Two Step numbers shown. The page also records 34 deaths for the day in a separate notice.
Baytown Police Department enters a three day CALEA accreditation evaluation as inspectors assess updated policies and proofs showing compliance with standards. A November decision will determine if Baytown achieves national accreditation after the three year reform effort led by Police Chief Byron Jones.
In a playful feature the Baytown newspaper invites readers to consider seven local wonders inspired by the New 7 Wonders contest. The piece highlights Baytown’s beauties, acknowledges imperfections, and encourages readers to explore notable places near home, prompting a page 10A continuation.
Baytown City Council debated whether to operate a water park at Wayne Gray Sports Complex or lease to a private developer as part of an $11.5 million aquatics master plan. The first phase includes a small park costing 7.5 million with a 315000 annual upkeep, possible admission rates, and additional pools at N C Foote Park McElroy Park and splash parks. Developers have shown little interest so far and plans could shift if a private entity emerges.
Norma Ponce, 32, waited months after applying for affordable housing with Baytown Habitat for Humanity and United Way. Her family now moves into a three bedroom home on East Homan Drive as volunteers and staff finish the project delayed by heavy rains. The dedication marks a hand up for families aided by the program.
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