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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2007
Page
2
A Baytown perspective urges residents to contact City Council members by phone letter email or petition to push for local changes such as a dog park or traffic fixes. The column notes elected officials rely on voter input and praises community organizing, storytelling impact, and personal milestones including Jane Howard Lee becoming an artisan with gallery earnings.
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital and Baytown Police Department host a free Child ID Event Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the San Jacinto Cancer Center Community Room at 4021 Garth Road. Officer Maggie Hinojosa and Officer Stewart Beasley will fingerprint and photograph children. photos and fingerprints will be given to parents along with guidance on missing child steps. Juice and cookies provided. call Pete Munoz at 281-428-4379 for details.
A Baytown resident Christopher Brown created a wire turtle sculpture in 1995 at a Houston MDA workshop. Now part of 28 works at the Children's Museum of Houston, the piece travels with the MDA Art Collection titled Transcending Barriers. The exhibit runs through July 29 with public hours listed.
Readable listings show seniors at Highlands and West Chambers County libraries, Crosby, Baytown, and Crosby centers offering ceramics Spanish classes canasta and story time. Events include dances, bridge, tennis, genealogy, book club, line dancing, and a day trip program with registration details and contact numbers.
Highlights include Morse opening telegraph line in 1844, Brooklyn Bridge debut in 1883, and notable events through 2002 in Baytown. Also marks spaceflight orbit and local council actions. Includes Bible verse and a photo submission note from The Sun.
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