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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 2013
Page
1
Police Beat notes robbery at East James barber shop with sports memorabilia and tools stolen. Page 2 reports Rotary festival raffle winner takes a new truck location details. Police investigating scene and related incidents.
The 1910 John C. Sjolander House, donated to the Baytown Historical Preservation Association, will be moved by trailer today from Pine Oak Lane to the Republic of Texas Plaza at 5117 N Main Street. The move starts between 9 and 9:30 a.m. with careful maneuvering past Archer Road. The home will join the Brown/McKay Home and Wooster School as part of the plaza, and the BHPA will handle future restoration and electrical costs.
Baytown police report three suspects including a 17 year old and two Baytown juveniles confessed to burglarizing Iglesia Bautista Bethel at 2728 Kentucky Street on April 19. Several musical instruments and church pantry items were taken. Dennis Ray Garza remained in Harris County Jail on a 2000 dollar bond.
The Baytown City Council will discuss the DirectionFinder Citizen Survey findings at a 6:30 p.m. session in Lee College Tucker Hall. The survey, Baytown’s first, gauges resident satisfaction with city services and will guide service emphasis for the next two years. Nick Woolery notes it lets residents voice views without attending meetings.
Stephanie Hayden gains her nursing degree at Lee College while her 3 year old son Kolton faces heart defects and a fourth heart surgery. Her husband Bryan supports a benefit for Kolton on June 15 as Stephanie completes the program this Saturday.
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