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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2014
Page
1
Lee College explores creating two early college high schools starting in fall 2015 in partnership with multiple area districts. The plan would emphasize technical pathways leading to an associate of applied science and direct employment, differing from GCCISD’s Impact ECHS.
Baytown continues hunting for a traffic engineer six months after posting with eight applicants. City Manager Bob Leiper says private sector competition makes recruitment hard but a in house expert could save money, improve signal synchronization, and guide long range planning amid top traffic concerns per resident surveys.
The San Jacinto River Coalition hosts an 11 a.m. workshop in Tucker Hall at Lee College with Lois Gibbs, a Nobel Peace Prize nominee, speaking on the San Jacinto Waste Pits. Gibbs will urge full remediation and removal of the pits amid EPA cleanup options for the partially submerged site near the river and the I-10 bridge.
Right lane of Highway 146 southbound remains closed for roadwork aiding access to Clark Elementary School on Devinwood Drive. Closure lasts from Bayou Bend Drive to Cedar Landing Drive and is due to end by August 7 weather permitting.
Baytown Little Theater presents Oliver at the Lee College Performing Arts Center August 1 through 10 with Kim Martin directing and Lionel Bart’s music. Tanner Files stars as Oliver Twist. cast includes Jim Wadzinski Fagin and Hunter Hall Artful Dodger. The show, aided by Lee College, features a live orchestra conducted by Dennis Eichler and the BLT youth and adult choruses. Underwriters include Lee College, the City of Baytown, Community Toyota Honda Kia and Houston Methodist San Jacinto Hospital.
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