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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2015
Page
1
The SunNews sports page reports that ten members of the Sterling Rangers earned spots on the all district baseball list. The selections highlight standout performances across the season and reflect strong team depth.
Port authorities report steady rises in cargo tonnage at the Port of Houston, with increases across bulk, container, and breakbulk movements. Officials cite ongoing capital projects, stronger regional manufacturing, and improving shipping lanes as key drivers of the growth through the latest quarter.
A concise food and leisure feature highlights eateries and activities on Page 10. The guide spotlights local dining options, upcoming events, and quick recommendations for readers seeking casual spots, family friendly options, and affordable treats.
Barbara Lundy Nelson Morgan and D Wilburn are named in obituary listings on page 3. The notices identify two local residents remembered in a community page column, detailing family connections and service information.
A Bible verse from Philippians 1 4 5 expresses thankfulness and joy in praying for all believers and celebrating their partnership in spreading the gospel from the first day onward. The message emphasizes spiritual fellowship and shared mission.
The Texas House endorsed a bill requiring private university police departments to comply with the Public Information Act, following Senate approval in March. If signed, the public could request records on private campus police and officers, a shift from prior protections. Cameron Redus family spokesman Bilt Mark Hall questions the measure, arguing it could shield negligent off campus actions and urging a veto by Gov. Abbott.
Lee College board welcomed three new and familiar faces Mark Himsel Mark Hall and Weston Cotten as officers and regents. Incumbents Hall and Himsel won their seats while Cotten joined from Goose Creek CISD. Longtime regent Don Coffey retired after 31 years due to law conflicts. Susan Moore-Fontenot praised Coffey and presented a farewell gift as she wrapped her tenure as board chair.
Baytown planners approve a 128.2 acre Goose Creek Reserve subdivision to replace Goose Creek Country Club. Gromax Development and DR Horton pursue a $2.2 million deal for 450 single family homes with sale closing May 29. six acres and the clubhouse sale terms with Bridge Water Events remain under review.
Lisa Salem was invited to New York City to attend the Late Show with David Letterman after entering a Houston Chronicle notice. CBS selected her from Texas to join the audience, following a postcard entry and arrangements for travel, babysitting, and timing.
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