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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2013
Page
1
Barbers Hill High School graduate Matthew Viverette represented Sam Houston State University at a Division I track meet in Austin. Scholarships were awarded at the 25th annual Chamber of Commerce PIE recognition luncheon. See pages 5 and 2.
A 67 year old man was shot multiple times and died at the scene after gunfire early Monday at Laredo and Chesapeake streets in Baytown. Police released no suspect information and seek a silver or gray four door car last seen leaving rapidly. Citizens with tips may call 281-422-8371 or Crime Stoppers at 281-427-TIPS.
Professional bullrider Jonathan Brown held on for eight seconds before bailing as he advanced to the championship round on the final night of the Baytown Youth Fair. The Baytown Sun photo by Albert Villegas captures the moment amid event coverage.
Witnesses report a man jumped from the Fred Hartman Bridge on Monday morning near 11 17 a m. Construction workers alerted police after seeing the fall and finding a vehicle with a note inside. Harris County Precinct Constable’s Office confirms a death by own action is suspected, with U S Coast Guard involvement.
New business note reports Carl's Jr. opens today in Baytown as Keith Isbell and Mark Van Waaden pursue expansion after a decade of planning. They targeted local demand for Panera Bread and a Carl's Jr. menu, committing to a prime Garth Road near I 10 location.
Sun students at Linda LeDay's GATE class enriched math and science through a quilt project linked to a multiplication lesson. Children contributed fabric pieces with personal meaning tied to colors hobbies or interests, creating a collaborative classroom textile.
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