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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2014
Page
1
Robert E. Lee Senior earns three bronze medals at the state track meet. Sun Sports reports on the event highlighting the athlete's podium finish and the overall performance of the school team.
Yolanda Salazar is honored as Baytown Sun Mother of the Year nominated by her daughter Erica. She raised three children who later joined the armed services, creating a mix of pride and worry as they left home to serve. Juan Salazar, 30, is on his 12th deployment.
The IMPACT class of 89 graduates marks the first cohort to complete an associate degree after entering as eighth graders four years earlier. Fifty two earned the degree weeks before high school graduation, while twenty one have under nine hours left to finish.
A $5,000 play set donated by Make-A-Wish Foundation to Jesus Name Tabernacle Apostolic Church was stolen twice. A white pickup scouted the area before the first theft on April 14, with a suspect admitting to buying the slide on April 22 and later returning it. A second theft occurred April 30 near Carver Elementary.
Goose Creek ISD board discussed a proposed design contract for a new wing at Goose Creek Memorial High School while noting no immediate plans for rezoning Goose Creek's high schools. Board members Martin and Blackford opposed the contract. Sampson was absent. Blackford indicated no immediate agenda item on Lee or Sterling and urged administration to study options before discussion.
Baytown council rejects rezoning request for 719 Schilling Avenue from mixed residential to neighborhood commercial. Applicant Maria Sanchez sought to open a boutique amid existing businesses including an attorney’s office, hair salon, and mechanic shop on a residential street.
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