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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2008
Page
1
The Baytown Sun unveils a new daily Bingo game promising up to $500 for a win and $25 for playing. Readers are urged to check Sunday's paper for bingo cards and more information.
Area pastors share Easter messages and daily reflections on biblical principles. The brief notes highlight inspirational thoughts and devotional ideas from church leaders.
The forecast calls for 13 AM clouds then sun. High near 90 degrees, low around 74. Winds light, with a gradual rise in afternoon sunshine and no precipitation expected.
Harris County property owners have until June 2 to file value protests due to a Saturday deadline. A new paperless filing system aims to simplify protests, with Chief Appraiser Jim Robinson noting historical adjustment rates and urging homeowners to prepare reasons supporting a lower appraisal.
Baytown senior Barbara Carr reports three calls in three months from scammers posing as Medicare representatives. They claim a new Medicare card and seek bank routing information for checks, threatening consequences for noncompliance. Carr warns of varied voices and suspects an organized group. Lt. Eric Freed says similar schemes emerge though this exact scam is not confirmed.
The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Greater Baytown distributed 3000 toward four Baytown students at a Goose Creek Country Club banquet on Thursday night. Sterling High School’s Robert Castillo Jr and Lee High School’s Stephanie Perez won 1000 each. Sterling’s Fernando Rodriguez and Lee’s Christine Garcia won 500 each. Criteria included Hispanic heritage, essays, and faculty recommendations. Speaker Dianne Theresa Mendoza, VP of SEE CHAMBER, addressed community involvement.
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