Free dog Thurdamay changes sofa rules after new purchase
A blue heeler adopted from a Highlands yard becomes part of the family after $1000 in vet care and recovery. She adapts to cats and play but the first spill on a brand new sofa leads to strict rules and protective blankets.
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Thurdamay
Miss B
Highlands
Thurda
Art in the Park marks 56th anniversary in Baytown
The Art League of Baytown hosts its second Art in the Park show and sale in partnership with Baytown Parks and Recreation on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Baytown Community Center grounds, N.C. Foote Park, 2407 Market St. Local artists display paintings pottery sculpture yard art quilts wood carvings fabric art and handmade jewelry with a $5 donation for signs and flyers. Space is first come, first served. artists provide their own setup and cleanup. Activities include face painting for children and Sidewalk Chalk Art for kids 12 to 1 p.m. Registration contacts Bobby Sutphin Priscilla Hopkins Erlene Casey.
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Erlene Casey
Baytown Art League
Baytown
Art League of
Art League
Bobby Sutphin
Priscilla Hopkins
Police training enhanced with donation to Baytown academy
The Baytown Police Academy Association Alumni Association donated funds to the Baytown Police Department to buy simmunition guns and protective gear for training. The guns mimic real weapons, enabling force on force scenarios with soap filled projectiles for immediate feedback on tactics and safety.
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Baytown Police Academy Association Alumni Association
Baytown Police Department
Linda Blevins
Baytown Citizen's Police Academy Alumni Association
Sgt
Chris Goss
Community calendar events in Baytown area
Community calendar items include Old River-Winfree Citizens against Crime public meeting at Simple Simon's Pizza on FM 1409 at 6 30 p m with sheriff deputies and police. Friends of the Baytown Nature Center selling engraved brick pavers for the water garden with a $100 donation. Baytown Grandmothers Club trip for a birthday lunch from Community Center to Main 101 Grill in La Porte. Fish Fry by Baytown Lions Club at Baytown Optimist Club with drive through service and $9 donation. L LET support lunch at Golden Corral. Vietnam Veterans of America Baytown Chapter 922 meets at VFW post 8204 N Main. bring CD214 to join.
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Citizens Against Crime
Simple Simon’s Pizza
Friends of the
Baytown
Grandmothers’ Club
Market St
la Porte
Baytown Lions Club
Baytown Optimist Club
Golden Corral
Vietnam Veterans of America
VFW
N. Main
Bird near James Bowie Elementary spotted with injured Night Heron
Lee sophomores Shelby Olive and Amy Epperson both 16 found a Yellow crowned Night Heron in a ditch near James Bowie Elementary. They notified the Houston SPCA which asked them to attempt capture and hold the bird until pickup. Also listed: Highlands 4-H at Baytown Fairgrounds. Gold Wing Riders Association meeting. ballroom dance classes. free tutoring and English classes. Make Over in Christ 12 step class. senior ceramics and Spanish at Highlands Center. Precinct2gether at J D Walker Center. Kiwanis and bridge club schedules. Barrett Station anti-drug program. TOPS meeting at St Pauls UMC.
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Lee
Shelby Olive
Amy Epperson
James Bowie
Houston Spca
SPCA
Highlands
Baytown Fairgrounds
N. Main St
Gold Wing Riders Association
Cedar Bayou Community Center
Hwy
Leeann Fortune
Market
Cedar Bayou Baptist Church
N. Alexander Dr
the Promise Center
Kentucky
Make Over In Christ Inc
Riley Chambers Community Center
Barrett Station
Call
May Day milestones and historic events across centuries
May 1 highlights include Commodore Dewey’s Manila Bay command in 1898, Britain’s 1707 creation, the 1893 Columbian Exposition opening, the Empire State Building dedication in 1931, Goebbels and Hitler’s deaths in 1945, Powers’ U 2 shootdown in 1960, Everest ascent in 1963, Elvis and Priscilla’s Las Vegas wedding in 1967, and later events from Rwanda’s genocide verdict to Iraq war milestones. The note also recalls Baytown tunnel plans, Goose Creek superintendency, and a vaccine fraud sentence with an Italian proverb at the end.
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George Dewey
Gridley
Manila Bay
Kingdom of Great Britain
England
Scotland
Chicago
New York
Empire State Building
Adolf Hitler
Adm
Karl Doenitz
Third Reich
Hitler
Josef Goebbels
Soviet Union
Sverdlovsk
Francis Gary Powers
James W. Whittaker
Mount
Everest
Elvis Presley
Priscilla Beaulieu
Las Vegas
Jean Kambanda
Kambanda
President Bush
California
Iraq
Verse on covetousness and contentment in divine presence
A Bible verse urges believers to avoid covetous talk and to be content with what they have. It reassures that God has promised never to leave nor forsake his followers.
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Jane Howard Lee
Baytown Sun
Nicki Evans
Highlands Community Center
Highland Woods Drive
J.D. Walker Community Center
Wade Road
Max East
Ward Road
Sterling Municipal Library
Diane
Sherita
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Bayway Drive
The
Associated Press
SUN History
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Andrew J. Bashrum
Goose Creek
Barbara Sultis
Exxon Mobil