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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2015
Page
1
U.S. Rep Brian Rabin hosted an open house at the Deer Park district office inviting constituents to visit, learn about local issues, and meet staffers. The Community Sun News notes the event aimed to enhance district outreach and accessibility.
RSS grad receives McNeese State pitcher of the week honors after strong performances on the mound. The award highlights standout pitching, team contributions, and the student athlete’s continued impact for the Cowboys this season.
The RSS girls water polo team earned third place at the state tournament, capping a strong season with a bronze finish. Coaches praised the improved offense and solid defense as the squad battled through tough matchups at the finals.
Obituaries note the passing of Grant Mingo Evugene Johnson and Pat Lundy. The notices provide brief biographical details and survivors, with funeral arrangements pending at time of publication. Local obituaries honor their lives and contributions within the community.
A brief verse urging readers to rid themselves of offenses and seek a new heart and spirit. Encourages repentance and living anew with a renewed inner state. Ezekiel 18 31 32 referenced for context.
A brief social media prompt directs readers to like the Baytown Sun on Facebook and follow on Twitter as part of an online engagement push. The message emphasizes building a local audience through these platforms.
Former Mont Belvieu mayor Bob Lee and nine residents file an application to legalize mixed beverages in restaurants. They aim to place the measure on November ballots after gathering 450 signatures and council validation to attract new eateries and boost the local economy. The drive notes current options are limited and residents must travel to nearby towns for liquor by the drink.
ShowBiz Cinemas advances toward a mid to late August grand opening at Chambers Town Center in Baytown after rain delays. The 20 million, 57,680 square foot complex will host 10 screens in Baytown with SDX digital projection, 3D, and a cafe. A stray dog adopted by the crew, named ShowBiz, becomes the site's mascot.
Chambers County Commissioners consider hiring Baker Donelson for a second FEMA appeal over cleanup costs from Hurricane Ike in 2008. Judge Jimmy Sylvia cites about 6 million owed after FEMA denied 44 million and notes some funds already used for retaining walls and a fire station.
Collin Wilcox’s F-1 heifer won the Chambers County Youth Project Show and sold for 23,000 dollars at a bidding war. Wilcox, an Anahuac Future Farmers of America student, called the moment overwhelming and blessed. He bought the heifer in May 2014 after a year of training and jackpot show success.
The Grand Champion F-1 Heifer sold for 23000 dollars, a record total for the Youth Project Show. Pictured are Collin Willcox the exhibitor, Jeanette Redman of the Redman Family, Ashlyn Willcox helper sister, and Jessi Parham Youth Project Show Queen.
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