Residents gain relief as Baytown sewer project advances
Betty Copeland, president of the Craigmont-Ponderosa Decker Terrace Civic Association, announces that new sewer lines in Craigmont Place will be repaired by September after years of pressure. Officials describe the spillback caused by rainwater infiltrating old pipes, forcing families to cope with backups and unusable bathrooms during storms.
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Baytown Heritage Society highlights year of history work
Bay Area Heritage Society reflected on a year of history preservation at its annual event in Baytown. Plans include preserving Baytown's legacy through the Baytown Historical Museum and Republic of Texas Plaza with the Brown-McKay House. Museum attendance rose about 40 visitors. volunteers use the 1910 Brown-McKay House as an educational tool. The group completed work at Carver school and Lee Drive and placed a memorial marker. A. Jean Shepherd scholarship winner Sarah Blake, a Lee College sophomore and secretary of the student group, was announced.
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United Methodist Action Reachout Mission aids Baytown home
Alex Taylor leads Making a House a Home volunteers from The Woodlands and Katy to repair a Baytown home in the 1,000 block of Daily Street. The project aims to restore about 40 homes for elderly or disabled residents but was slowed by heavy rain. Over 100 volunteers are working in Baytown this week with plans to return Sunday.
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Charter Review Committee completes first pass in Baytown
The Baytown Sun reports the Charter Review Committee finished its initial pass through 12 articles of Baytown’s charter and opened talks on public forums. Formed by the City Council in January, the panel will deliver recommended changes this year for voter referendum in 2005. New member Mike Beard questioned provisions in Article X, especially Section 107 on council appeal or amendment of voter initiatives.
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Winning steer Superman wraps up Crosby show
Crosby fair raffled livestock at the 58th annual Crosby Fair and Rodeo, with over 120 Crosby 4 H and FFA members showing steer swine turkeys and chickens. Auction totals surpassed 131800, with 9000 for grand champion steer 1700 for reserve champion broilers and Jamail family buying 12350. Miranda Johnson led her class with the grand champion steer in a strong turnout despite wet weather.
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