Sterling students design Baytown Boardwalk proposal
Sterling High School students in a web design class craft proposals for a Baytown Boardwalk around Bayland Marina inspired by Kemah. The project, led by teacher Jan Strubbe, aims to create activities and jobs, with students envisioning paddleboats, go carts, dining and entertainment to boost the city. Strubbe hopes early civic engagement will foster future leaders. City planning officials are facing a
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Final public hearing on 2025 Baytown comprehensive plan
The last of three public hearings seeking citizen input on Baytown’s 2025 Comprehensive Plan will be at 7 p.m. today at Wooster Baptist Church. The draft guides growth and budgeting for transportation housing and land use over the next two decades and follows two prior meetings at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church and Stephen F. Austin Elementary School. Citizens can view the draft online and provide feedback by contacting the planning department or visiting the city website.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Baytown
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Kimberly Brooks
Planning and Zoning Commission
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Burglar strikes Subway on Alexander Drive. $150 taken
Early Monday burglary at 2701 N Alexander Drive netted about $150 from a cash drawer. No suspects. A pellet gun damaged a garage door on 3400 block of McKinney Road with no charges filed. Carl Ostin, 53, was found intoxicated and jailed on a $285 bond after being found in a ditch near Sharon Lane.
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Baytown Police Log Reports 135 Calls From Weekend Period
Baytown police responded to 135 calls between 6 a.m. Sunday and 6 a.m. Monday, including nine alarms, six assaults, 12 auto thefts, two burglaries, two motor vehicle burglaries, one criminal mischief incident, 18 disturbances, one shot fired, three thefts, two major accidents and three minor accidents. Crime Stoppers offers cash tips and anonymity. call 281-425-TIPS for details.
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Joe Frank remembered by GOOT members in Kilgore ties
Jim Finley recalls Joe Frank, father of neighbor Robbie, as Kilgore roots and GOOT ties shape their friendship. A farewell at Memorial Baptist is set for 2 p.m. today, with Finley noting the irony of a meeting day burial.
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Lee College Spring Blood Drive Opens Today
Lee College invites the community to donate at a three day spring blood drive with sessions 10 am to 4 pm today and noon to 6 pm Wednesday and Thursday on campus. Organizers expect at least 300 donors and stress regular giving to meet Gulf Coast needs.
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Cortney Martin
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Readers' Choice voting deadline nears in Baytown Sun
Readers vote in the 2007 Readers' Choice Awards with ballots due by 3 p.m. Saturday. A ballot appears on Page 11, with ongoing ballots through the month. The Baytown Sun sponsors the event to honor local businesses and draw shopper kudos, banners awarded to winners, and a yearlong title. Ballots must reach The Sun office at 1301 Memorial Drive. Winners revealed in a special April section.
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