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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2009
Page
1
After five state championships in two years, Sterling water polo coach Scott Slay leaves his program to pursue a new opportunity. The move follows a period of sustained success as Slay guided the team to multiple titles in rapid succession.
A Baytown man helping a stranger by giving a ride in the 2000 block of West Texas Avenue was assaulted when the suspect asked for a return trip. The assailant fled with the victim’s car, was later arrested on suspicion of robbery, and the vehicle was recovered. Police urge caution when giving rides. The incident carries a potential penalty of two to 20 years in prison and up to $10,000 in fines.
Judge Ed Emmett administers the oath as Stephen DonCarlos takes office for a second term at a Baytown City Council gathering. Family and friends traveled from near and far to attend, with Attendees praising his leadership and noting his calm, sage advice during Hurricane Ike recovery efforts. Local supporters echoed pride in his reelection, while outsiders traveled from Conroe to join the celebration.
The Goose Creek Consolidated ISD Board officially appointed Dr. Toby York as superintendent, succeeding Dr. Barbara Sultis. York, the district’s 12th leader, will oversee a $165 million budget and more than 3,000 employees and aims to boost advanced placement dual enrollment and CTE, close achievement gaps, and raise the high school graduation rate. He emphasized rigorous education, data driven decisions, and community collaboration.
N Herschell Wilkenfeld of Goose Creek and later Baytown area died May 22 2009 born November 4 1928 in Houston raised in Goose Creek He co produced Alley Theatre with Nina Vance and helped recruit talent shaping its business side He worked with British Canadian and Russian theatre figures and staged auditions He traveled widely and remained a beloved uncle Graveside services were held May 27 at Emanuel Memorial Park
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