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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2009
Page
1
Baytown Lee Ganders softball team were defeated 8-2 by Sam Rayburn in Wednesday night action. The loss is reported in the sports section on Page 5 with game details and key plays.
The Lee College Rebels start the Region XIV basketball tournament today in Tyler, Texas. The sports section on page five provides the full story and details.
At a February 12 Baytown City Council meeting officials acknowledged that Baytown Health and EMS Director Mike Lester held an expired sanitarian license. The state is examining whether other department workers were licensed, while city officials dispute broader claims. Angela Barton provided council with documents asserting lapses in license tracking and spoke as a concerned citizen.
Mayoral hopefuls must file by Monday to appear on the May 9 ballot. So far only Mayor Stephen DonCarlos and Ali Cuellar, an 18 year old Lee High senior, are listed as candidates. City Clerk Kaythie Darnell notes packets are available at 2401 Market St and from the Texas Secretary of State site.
The Baytown Police Department will drop CALEA accreditation for the Texas Police Chief's Association Best Practices Recognition Program. The change aims to save about $9,000 annually and reduce paperwork and hours needed for accredita tion maintenance. Both programs define police procedures and aim to protect officers and citizens without writing procedures themselves.
Sterling Library's Jamie Eustace leads a Starbooks gathering at Starbucks on Garth Road, exploring memoirs biographies and novels about notable women. The free session starts Tuesday at 6 30 p m and invites all. Copies are provided and checkout is available on site. Contact Jamie Eustace for details.
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