Baytown Sun names 2004 Citizen of the Year and finalists
Mayor Pete Alfaro named The Baytown Sun’s Citizen of the Year for 2004. The package highlights Alfaro’s leadership and describes finalists and Unsung Heroes recognized for community service.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2004
Page
1
Mayor Pete Alfaro named The Baytown Sun’s Citizen of the Year for 2004. The package highlights Alfaro’s leadership and describes finalists and Unsung Heroes recognized for community service.
Former Chambers County Sheriff's Department Chief Deputy Dearl Hardy faces charges of aggravated perjury tampering with a government record and official oppression. Prosecutors allege he ordered deputies to falsify an affidavit and erase part of a videotaped sobriety test to support a DWI charge against Vernon Coates after a September traffic stop.
Baytown pastors from Cedar Bayou United Methodist Church and Casa Del Alfarero lead a shared Easter sunrise service at Stallworth Stadium. Spanish and English preaching and singing will welcome black white and Hispanic communities as the event continues a multi denominational tradition.
Lawyers in the TSP Development Chapter 11 case argue Monday over another 60 day extension to purchase 796 acres in Cedar Crossing Industrial Park near Beach City for an proposed industrial solid waste dump. The hearing before Judge Wesley Steen is at 3 p.m. in Houston.
Baytown may restrict side of road sellers by classifying them as open-air vendors under a new draft ordinance. Open-air vendors would need property permission, restroom access, a $100 nonrefundable fee, and a 30 day permit in Mixed Use zones, with stringent site plans and hours. Itinerant permits stay 90 days and stricter rules are pushed by Councilman Ronnie Anderson.
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