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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2017
Page
9
A reflective piece recounts spring as new life while a dried plant in the author’s home symbolizes neglected faith. After years of busyness and work, the plant unexpectedly revives, prompting the narrator to reevaluate their relationship with God and the meaning of devotion, culminating in a humble offering of what they held most dear.
Houston Methodist San Jacinto Hospital launches a Weight Management Center led by bariatric surgeon Dr. Laura Choi to offer medical nutrition counseling and bariatric surgery. BMI thresholds qualify patients for procedures like sleeve gastrectomy and Lap-Band, with lifestyle changes and counseling central to outcomes. An educational event on weight loss strategies is set for March 30 in the Garth campus boardroom. attendees can register by phone.
Lee College invites the community to the ninth annual Health Fair from 1 to 4 p.m. in the Sports Arena. More than 70 local vendors offer free screenings and wellness information to help families adopt healthier lifestyles. Blood pressure, blood typing, body fat, chiropractic and dental checks are among services.
Amber Richard, senior at Goose Creek Memorial High School for 2016-17, ranks in the top three percent of her class and aims for a UT Austin degree in social work or speech pathology. She is a National Honor Society member and part of the award winning chair team, with history as her favorite subject and Emerson’s quote highlighted.
The Baytown Sun invites residents to a 9 a.m. March 29 reception at 1301 Memorial Drive honoring civic leaders Ken Pridgeon Eloy Valdes Beverly Hawkins and Wilma Hayes as 2017 Citizen of the Year finalists with profiles to follow on March 30.
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