Lee College ranks second in nation for economic success
Brookings Institution ranks Lee College second nationwide for graduate economic success. The Robert E. Lee High School band regains sweepstakes status this year, highlighting school achievements alongside college outcomes.
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On to the next round for seven local teams
Seven local teams continue their state championship chase as playoff action advances. Coaches and players emphasize momentum, preparation, and focus after tight regional bouts that reshaped seeding and prospects for a title run this season.
Obituaries Walter Simpson Corbett Paul Daigle Nelda Robinson Nolan
Walter Simpson Corbett Paul Daigle and Nelda Marie Robinson are listed among obituaries on page three. Nolan Merritt is noted with high age of 81, summary remarks indicate local service details and family tributes.
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Proverb Verse Cautions Bold Facade Versus Upright Thought
A Bible verse notes that a wicked man shows bold fronts while a righteous person ponders his path. The saying from Proverbs 21 29 contrasts bold posturing with careful self reflection.
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Readers are urged to follow the Baytown Sun on Facebook and Twitter for updates. The message directs audiences to like the page at facebook com BaytownSun and to follow on Twitter for topical posts and local news notices.
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Lee College Board Regents Race Sees Low Turnout
In Lee College elections 4.12 percent turnout. incumbents Mark Hall and Mark Himsel win six-year terms. Weston Cotten, former Goose Creek board member, joins as new regent. Goose Creek and Mont Belvieu elections also held. total Lee College votes 4,504 with 1,923 voters cast.
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Academy alums aid BPD with training obstacle course
Baytown Police Department K9 unit gains an obstacle course funded by the Baytown Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association to provide safe real world training at the range. Officer Macia Hernandez led the request after noting safety issues training without a leash and the need to simulate daily encounters like entering a house through a window during searches.
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Dayton girl’s struggle with brittle diabetes fuels dog funding drive
Libby Steward, 10, battles brittle Type 1 diabetes causing extreme blood sugar swings despite a pump. Her family seeks funds for Cricket, a two year old diabetes alert Labrador, to help Libby detect hypoglycemia she cannot sense.
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Baytown Considers Police Body Cameras Debate
Baytown City Council again weighs whether and when officers will wear body cameras. Police Chief Keith Dougherty has tested models, with no budgeted funds in 2014 2015 but possible next year. Concerns include open records workload and potential redaction.
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Goose Creek student Zamirpour records perfect SAT score
Siavash Zamirpour, a junior at IMPACT Early College High School, discusses his perfect 2400 SAT score with IMPACT principal Laura Reyes. He is the son of Payman Zamirpour and Banafsheh Beh bahani. Last year only 49 of 179,036 Texas testers achieved a perfect score.
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