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Baytown Sun in Baytown, Texas

26 May 2009

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Baytown Sun

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Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 2009

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Baytown Veterans Honor Fallen At Memorial Day Ceremony

Baytown residents and veterans gathered at Bicentennial Park Veterans Memorial Plaza to remember those who sacrificed their lives. Mayor Pro Tem Brandon Capetillo opened the ceremony as Lt. Col. Claude Lott urged teaching Memorial Day to youth and cited the song Let Freedom Ring. Veterans read names of over 100 local deceased veterans from World War II era.

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Baytown Sun Nicki Evans Gene Fischesser Tom Devlin Crosby Vfw Quenton L. Farr Sterling White Cemetery Tom O'Brien Crosby Jrotc Highlands Bicentennial Park Veterans Memorial Plaza Brandon Capetillo Claude L. Lott Lott Baytown
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Wetlands Center gears up for summer science camps

Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center launches Wade into Wetlands camp on June 8 for students in grades 1 through 10. New Crazy About Critters camp targets grades 1–3. Programs aim to foster outdoor stewardship, meet scout badge requirements, and earn TPWD angler certifications. An awards ceremony and slideshow showcase weekly activities.

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Eddie V. Gray Tracey Prothro Baytown Prothro
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Barbers Hill students win regional eCybermission science award

Eighth grade Barbers Hill Middle School students Sabrina Galloway Jacob Marek Lucas Coburn and Bailey Lee created the S A F E Scale a 1 to 20 rating for hurricane threat aiming to extend beyond category two storms. Their project earned the Innovation Originality and Creativity award in the Southwest Pacific region and each student received a $2000 savings bond.

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Sabrina Galloway Jacob Marek Lucas Coburn Bailey Lee Barbers Hill Middle School Southwest Pacific Barbers Hill
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