Special Hurricane Edition Promises Savings and Alerts
Baytown Sun promotes a special hurricane edition with a coupon spree to save over 170 dollars. It highlights a hurricane tracking map pages 4 to 5B, evacuation zones on page 3B, and emergency contacts on page 6B, all featured in the Lifestyle section pages 4 to 6B at baytownsun.com.
Family argument turns violent leaves man stabbed six times
A 31-year-old man was stabbed six times by his uncle during a Saturday morning family dispute at a Bayway Drive home in Baytown. The fight began after an argument with the victim and his father, who shared the residence. The uncle produced a folding pocketknife and repeatedly stabbed the victim. Police described the incident as violent and ongoing at the scene.
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Eric Freed
Baytown
Lee College to gain about 2.1 million pending governor sign
Lee College stands to receive slightly more than 2.1 million this fiscal year if Gov. Rick Perry approves a supplemental budget the Legislature sent him. State Rep. Wayne Smith notes the funds reiterate a vetoed line from 2008 2009 to help with faculty health insurance. The 2008 2009 year ends in August, and a similar provision exists in the 2010 2011 budget also sent to the governor.
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Lee College
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Smith
College
Four footed friends aid Goose Creek Center patients
Barbara Garrett, administrator of Goose Creek Rehabilitation and Health Care Center, began bringing dogs to the facility over a decade ago to aid residents. Blondie and Scooby, adopted from the pound, live with patients on a trial basis, helping infection control and lowering BP while improving well being.
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Nicki Evans
Scooby
Frances Sheffield
Goose Creek Rehabilitation and Health Care Center
Barbara Garrett
Garrett
Blondie
Pound
Hurricane season begins Monday and urges prep
Officials remind Gulf Coast residents to dust off disaster plans as hurricane season starts. Forecasters predict a near normal year with nine to 14 named storms, four to seven hurricanes, and up to three majors. Local leaders emphasize readiness despite forecasts.
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Texas Gulf Coast
Harris County
Ed Emmett
Gerry Bell
Storm Names List From NOAA For 2025 Season
NOAA releases a list of storm names for the upcoming season, including Ana Bill Claudette Danny Erika Fred Grace Henri Ida Joaquin Kate Larry Mindy Nicholas Odette Peter Rose Sam Teresa Victor Wanda. The names represent the standard rotating list used to identify tropical systems.
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Ana Bill Claudette
Danny Erika Fred Grace Henri Ida Joaquin Kate Larry Mindy
Nicholas Odette
Peter Rose Sam Teresa Victor
Wanda
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Deep in the Heart of Texas Summer Reading Club Opens
Sterling Municipal Library launches a summer reading program for all ages with a Deep in the Heart of Texas theme. Reading from June 8 to August 14 earns prizes. 10 books earns one prize, 20 books earns two. Read aloud credits apply for preliterate children.
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Sterling Municipal Library
Windstorm ordinance keeps raise to 130 mph limit
City Council approved the windstorm ordinance clarifying the standard will increase from 115 mph to 130 mph. The correction notes Saturday’s report overstated the increase to 150 mph and provides the accurate threshold.
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