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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2018
Page
1
Baytown boosts emergency response by hiring an emergency management coordinator and deputy, upgrading 12 high water vehicles, and training first responders. Shelters with Goose Creek CISD, including Ross S. Sterling and several junior high schools, were mapped with Red Cross input for improved readiness.
The SunNews Community reports a district ceremony honoring longtime retirees and the year’s top teachers. Local officials and school leaders praised dedicated service and student impact, with awards given during a morning assembly at district offices.
Baytown Public Works will shut off water at Jenkins Park Wednesday and Thursday to replace a park meter. The outage includes the spray park pavilion and restrooms affecting all facilities in the park.
Nettie Ham Harmon reports on the Sun's weekly poll inviting readers to share opinions on local issues. The poll seeks diverse participation across Baytown, encouraging residents to weigh in on topics affecting daily life and city priorities.
A compact verse quote from Psalm 140 4 asking for divine protection from the wicked and those who would trip up the speaker. The verse invokes safety and refuge in God.
Veterans, dignitaries, families gather at Veterans Memorial Plaza in Bicentennial Park to remember those who died serving in the United States Armed Forces. Attendees include VFW Post 912, Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 922, Baytown Veterans Honors Guard, Sea Scout Ship 93 members Haley and Michael Toppeto, and Lilly Morgan. Toppetos perform taps as Baytown Mayor Stephen DonCarlos emphasizes reflection on veterans’ sacrifices.
Subtropical Storm Alberto moved inland from the Gulf Coast with 40 mph winds, creating heavy rains and flood risks across the Southeast. Forecasters warned of four to eight inches of rain, with isolated 12 inch totals possible, as the system treks north toward the Tennessee Valley and the Ohio Valley.
Early voting opens today for the Anahuac ISD board runoff between Les Hankamer and Lucas Wilson for Position 7 with 106 votes each in May. Voting runs 8 am to 4 pm at the Administration Building until June 5, with Election Day on June 9. the new board will join Superintendent Dennis Wagner, previously Barbers Hill Middle School South principal.
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