Becoming empty nesters a sign of success or loss
Jane Howard Lee, a former Sun reporter, reflects on entering the empty nest stage after moving her youngest daughter to college. She notes mixed emotions, practical tradeoffs like fewer chores and groceries, ongoing worries, and the sense that independence marks growth even as the house feels quieter.
Stars officers win Circle of Gold and Most Disciplined at Houston camp
The 2007 08 Sterling Stars Drill Team Field and Social Officers attended the Marching Auxiliaries Officer Camp in Houston. They earned multiple ribbons and awards including the Circle of Gold and the Most Disciplined Award for their leadership, choreography, and performances, and thanked the community for support.
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Sterling Stars
Houston
Circle of
Student earns Eagle Scout and Hallmark Institute scholarship
Jody Porter West of San Antonio has graduated from Smithson Valley High School in New Braunfels. He received special recognition for achieving the Eagle Scout Rank and for earning a full scholarship from the Hallmark Institute to train as an airframe and power plant mechanic. Parents are David and Lois West. grandparents are Richard and Kathleen Brewer and Faris and Monte West.
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Jody Porter West
Smithson Valley High School
New Braunfels
Hallmark Institute
David and
Lois West
San Antonio
Villemez Named to Bradley Dean's List
Evan L. Villemez of Highlands is placed on the Bradley University Dean's List for the spring semester in Peoria Illinois for achieving at least a 3.5 GPA on the 4.0 scale.
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Villemez
Bradley University
Evan L. Villemez
Highlands
Peoria
Illinois
Local Houston Baptist graduates include Daniels and Tisdale
The May 165 graduates at Houston Baptist University include Stephanie Daniels of Baytown earning a Bachelor of Arts in Education magna cum laude and David Tisdale of Crosby earning a Bachelor of Science in Math and Physics cum laude.
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Houston Baptist University
Stephanie Daniels
Baytown
David Tisdale
Crosby
Community activities and meetings listed for Crosby Houston area
A dense list of local gatherings and events including Chamber breakfast 8:30 to 10 at Son Harvest Church with Capt George Knott on check fraud, Make Over in Christ Inc 12 step class 6 to 8 at Riley Chambers Center, seniors ceramics and Spanish at Highlands Community Center, senior programs at J D Walker Center, ladies bowling at Max East, country dancing, Baytown genealogy library hours, Crosby Branch Library program, Toddler Time at Sterling Library, retiree lunch at Golden Corral, Baytown Kiwanis lunch, duplicate bridge, American Legion meeting, hospital chaplains grief counseling, TOPS meetings, Surrender AA, senior games at Market Street, Go Getters group, and more local activity details.
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Crosby/Huffman Chamber of Commerce
Son Harvest Church
George Knott
Ken Jones
Make Over In Christ Inc
Riley Chambers Community Center
Barrett Station
Highlands Community Center
Highland Woods Drive
East Harris County
J.D. Walker Community Center
Wade Road
Max East
Ward Road
Market St. Baytown
Hepl.net
Sterling Municipal Library
J.M. Huber
Golden Corral
Garth Road
Baytown Kiwanis Club
Goose Creek Country Club
Duplicate Bridge Club
Market St
American Legion Post No
Veterans of Foreign Wars Veterans Center
N. Main St
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Baytown
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Bayway Drive
Surrender
Alcoholics Anonymous
Redeemer Lutheran Church
E. Lobit Ave
Baytown Art League
Crosby Community Center
West Chambers
Suellyn Melcher
Tailgate Party at Baker Road Baptist Church
Baker Road Baptist Church invites all to a Saturday tailgate event from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 900 W. Baker Road featuring free food, games, prizes for kids, and two large water slides with parental attendance required. Also notes free library movie at 8801 Sterling Library and OA meeting at San Jacinto Hospital plus senior center shopping day at First Presbyterian Church with transport.
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Baker Road Baptist Church
Baker Road
This Day in History June 21 Highlights 2007
June 21 marks key events from 1788 when New Hampshire ratified the U.S. Constitution to 2005 when Edgar Ray Killen was convicted of manslaughter. The list recalls Cyrus McCormick’s patent in 1834, Scripps founding United Press Associations in 1907, Schmeling vs Sharkey in 1932, Schwerner Goodman Chaney in 1964, Hinckley insanity verdict in 1982, Arizona wildfires near Show Low, and Bush at the EU summit in Vienna in 2005.
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United States
New Hampshire
Cyrus Hall McCormick
E.W. Scripps
United Press Associations
United Press International
Max Schmeling
New York
Jack Sharkey
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Michael H. Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James E. Chaney
Philadelphia
Mass
Washington, D.C
John Hinckley Jr
Reagan
Edgar Ray Killen
Iran
Tehran
Associated Press
Baytown Veterans honors and historical notes
A compact history snippet records 1937 Lee High School band named official VFW Texas musical group for another year, Kathleen Lanahan’s 1949 Baytown death, 1950 Baytown Oilers versus Shell Oilers fundraiser for a Chicago trip, 1974 Burglary Prevention Week proclaimed by Mayor Gentry after 542 burglaries, and a note about mis-spelled ambassadors Pearce and Rowland Sauls on a page update.
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Lee High School
Veterans of Foreign Wars of Texas
Kathleen Lanahan
Baytown
Baytown Oilers
Shell Oilers
Chicago
Tom Gentry
Baytown Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 912
Vietnam Veterans of American
Exxon Mobil
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