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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2018
Page
2
Baytown Sun reminds readers of delivery window from 6 a.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. Sunday and provides a contact number 422-8302 for missed papers.
New Beginnings Resale Shop holds a grand opening at 614 Park St this Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. The shop buys and sells gently used items, inviting the community to browse and trade.
Pat Cunningham of Baytown shows a monstrous strawberry included in a box bought at Kroger on Ward. The remarkable fruit drew attention as shoppers noted its unusual size in the produce aisle.
The National Association of Letter Carriers Food Drive occurs May 12 with non perishables left by the mailbox by 9 a.m. A letter carrier will collect the donation and deliver it to food pantries serving Baytown Highlands and Chambers County.
Early signup for Opti mist Football will be held Sunday at the Optimist clubhouse located at 1724 Market Street. For more information call 281-422-2966.
Correction: Regents approved 14 capital projects instead of 20. The $4.2 million Gray Science Building project is delayed until consultants return with a report in June. The regents did not approve pool work.
Houston Methodist San Jacinto Hospital named Luzrosario Pua RN the May 2018 DAISY nursing award winner for compassion and patient encouragement in the ED. A daughter praised her warmth and care as she calmed a 92 year old stroke patient, treating them as family and ensuring constant attention.
More than 600 Lee College students will complete associate degrees or certifications at two Saturday ceremonies in the Lee College Arena. Registrar Scott Bennett says 336 will graduate at 10 a.m. and 342 at 2 p.m. Morning ceremony includes all Weekend College graduates and afternoon ceremony includes all Early College High School graduates.
Galveston Bay Foundation and over 160 volunteers will restore wetlands on Saturday in Anahuac Texas City and Galveston as part of GBF's 20th Marsh Mania. Volunteers transplant smooth cordgrass from NRG EcoCenter ponds in Baytown to intertidal shores at Texas City Prairie Preserve Levee Road Fort Anahuac Park and Virginia Point. The estuarine marsh supports life cycles of red drum shrimp and blue crab and benefits regional fisheries.
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