Baytown Police seeks help for fugitives in Crime Stoppers
The Baytown Police Department asks the public to review Page 6 for photos of fugitives. Tipsters could earn a cash reward from Crime Stoppers if information leads to a catch or arrest.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2009
Page
1
The Baytown Police Department asks the public to review Page 6 for photos of fugitives. Tipsters could earn a cash reward from Crime Stoppers if information leads to a catch or arrest.
A candlelight service at St. Pauls Lutheran Church mourns four year old Nathan Elorza who died after a vehicle struck him while crossing Schilling Street to answer a relative. Candles line the sidewalk as Pastor Bonnie Parker leads scripture and prayer, a neighborhood drawn together in grief.
Fans attend the Baytown Symphony Orchestra gala at Goose Creek Country Club titled A Symphony of Colors. The event, part of the band’s Lee College residency, features a gourmet meal, eclectic silent auction items, and a live performance under conductor Dennis Eichler. About 74 tickets were sold, with concert costs ranging from 9 000 to 12 000 dollars per show.
The Bay Area Homeless Services fourth annual Mane Event fundraiser surpassed its $30000 goal by raising 34000, with former Baytown mayor Pete Alfaro honoring Jay and Kay Eshbach for their pivotal role. The couple pledged a 50000 shelter match, helping BAHS stabilize after payroll tax liabilities and back taxes.
Sixth graders at Cedar Bayou Junior School listened as Chaja Verveer, a Holocaust survivor, recounted her childhood in Nazioccupied Holland. She urged students to learn from the past and ensure such oppression never returns, stressing the responsibility of each generation to prevent lies and denial.
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