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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2006
Page
1
A Baytown teenager caught a 22 and a half inch redfish winning a $20,000 college scholarship and a 22 foot Blue Wave boat. The event highlights youth fishing achievement and local prize awards.
Barbers Hill administrators and school board trustees faced tough decisions as they wrangled with how to cut costs on construction bids that returned significantly over budget.
The Taft Circle Apartments case moves to a new phase as the dilapidated complex’s new owner plans to ask the City Council for more time to complete the rehabilitation project.
Crosby rodeo week at Crosby Fair and Rodeo runs through Saturday. Exhibitors and participants include Glenn Angel, Betty Jo Silverstein, Susan Annette Chatelain, Mary Gene Halter, Clara May Doskocil and W D Jack Campbell.
The forecast calls for hot and humid conditions with abundant sunshine. Expect a high near 96 degrees and a low around 73. Also noted are Mega Millions and Pick 3 numbers, along with a Texas Two Step result.
Wanda Garner Cash, longtime publisher and editor of The Baytown Sun since 1999, was named the first Fellow of the S. Griffin Singer Professorship at the University of Texas at Austin. She will start in the fall term as distinguished senior lecturer and fellow in the School of Journalism, College of Communications, while remaining at the Sun through June. A search for her successor is underway. The professorship was created by a $350,000 gift from Joe Phillips and family.
Shriners clubs rally for the Bayou Bowl event as they chase earnings from the annual charity effort. Local organizers expect proceeds to support medical and community programs through the Bayou region.
Baytown Shrine Club hosts the fourth annual Bayou Bowl Fish Fry with about 150 players and coaches dining on fried fish hush puppies and fries. Proceeds benefit Shriner Hospitals for Children and aim to reach 100000 through yearly increases. Tickets for the Bayou Bowl are 10 dollars for adults and 5 dollars for students.
District 2 Councilman Scot Sheley spots fresh damage at the Old Oak Tree after a May 3 incident near Ford Town store. Police traced a Mustang's plate to the owner who admitted striking the tree. earlier in May a large gouge and debris were found at the landmark.
A 13 year old Grant Beeson was struck by a dark four door 1980s model car while skateboarding on South Pruett Street around 8 32 p m on May 25. The driver fled west on Harding Street and has not been located. Crime Stoppers offers up to 1000 for information.
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