College hosts play and reception for pioneering NASA engineer
Lee College hosts a 6:45 p.m. reception in the Performing Arts Center lobby to honor Poppy Northcutt the first woman engineer in NASA Mission Control. Northcutt helped design Apollo 8’s return path. The theatre presents Rocket Girl at 7:30 p.m. in the Black Box Theater.
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Lee College
Poppy Northcutt
NASA
Mission Control Center
Texas
American Association of Physics Teachers
AAPT
Northcutt
TRW Systems
Lee College Theatre Department
Black Box
Mary Sherman Morgan
United States
UIW Campus Officer in Shooting Case Heads to Court
The USW case details Cameron Redus, a 23 year old killed after UIW Campus Officer Chris Carter fired six shots near the university. Carter resigned as the district attorney may present the case to a grand jury by March. Cameron’s parents question Carter's account and seek truth amid ongoing legal delays.
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Mark Hall
Cameron
Carter
USW
UIW
Houston
Brent Perry
Chris Carter
Perry
Denise Doyle
Texas
Doyle
Court of Appeals
Bexar County
Redus
Nico LaHood
Hall
ASW
Love Network to host Easter concert in Baytown
The Love Network of Baytown will present a community concert at 6 p.m. Sunday at Second Baptist Church 6227 N Main Street Baytown admission is free A love offering will aid the organization formerly Love INC in helping the homeless Eight performers including church members and elementary choir participants will perform in the Easter Spring Concert
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Love Network of
Baytown
Second Baptist Church
N. Main Street
Love Inc
Guns on Texas campus debate fuels safety concerns
On Lee College campus, administrators and regents clash over arming security and allowing concealed weapons. Evans cautions guns may increase nerves despite safety claims, while Hall and Himsel warn of risks to student safety. Students voice mixed views as Texas open carry discussion continues.
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Evans
Mark Hall
Hall
Mark Himsel
Lee College
State of
Texas
Houston
Cameron Cartwright
Isaac Lopez
Anahuac
Texas Department of Public Safety
New York
South Carolina
Arkansas
Illinois
Florida
District of Columbia
Local figures listed with year tied to entries
A sequence of names Fritz Lanham Lisa Urban Adrienne Bernard Tommie Jones with years 2007 to 2014 and individuals Mike Wilson 2008 Gilbert Santana 2009 Joyce Pennington 2010 Carl Brandon Pam Watford 2011 Larry Cryer 2012 Roger Elswick Gary Englert 2014 Jim Wadzinski appears as a roster of persons linked to consecutive years and roles in a historical record.
Bayland markers preserve Baytown history on Scott's Bay
Markersmarking Baytown history trace land acquisitions by Marker who bought 1200 acres across three grants including Nathaniel Lynch league James Strange labor and William Hilbus one third league. Developments became Wooster and Wooster Heights with 1930s subdivisions. FEMA condemned the peninsula after 1983 Alicia. The BHPA funds and updates markers for Bayland Guards Goose Creek works and Wooster Common School.
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Scott’s Bay
Harris County
Nathaniel Lynch
James Strange
William Hilbus
Bayway Drive
Wooster
Wooster Heights
Brownwood
Alicia
FEMA
Baytown
Beverly
BHPA
Bayland Guards
Confederate Naval Works
Goose Creek
Wooster Common School No
Bayland Orphans Home
Ashbel Smith
Evergreen Point
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Tom O’kumar
Society of Physics
See
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AAMS
Massey Tompkins
Edwardjones.com
Travis Gaynor Financial Advisor
Edward Jones
United Way of Greater
Baytown Area
Chambers County
Secor Melita
Live United United Way
Decker Dr. Baytown
Jame.gray
Baytownsun.com
David. Bloom
Baytown Sun
P.O
Memorial Drive
The
Love Network
Greg Abbott
Fritz Lanham
Lisa Urban
Eddie Gray
Bob Gillette
John B. Tucker
Carole Opryshek
Ida Griffith
Gene Poirot
Adrienne Bernard
Pete Alfaro
Carolyn
Robert Francis
Tommie Jones
Mike Wilson
Gilbert Santana
Joyce Pennington
Carl Brandon
Pam Watford
Larry Cryer
Roger Elswick
Gary Englert
Jim Wadzinski
Moore
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