Rosenfels Delivers In Fourth Quarter Texans Win
Sage Rosenfels again shines in the fourth as the Houston Texans beat the Oakland Raiders, extending their winning run amid the Raiders’ struggles.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2007
Page
1
Sage Rosenfels again shines in the fourth as the Houston Texans beat the Oakland Raiders, extending their winning run amid the Raiders’ struggles.
Lee College opened its season with a 95-74 victory over future Region XIV rival Saturday night as sophomore Hollis Giles poured in 31 points to pace the win and set a strong tone for the year.
Baytown native George E Eddie Comeaux unveiled A Rainbow Journey a lyrical fable exploring life’s path through the colored bands of the rainbow. The work centers on existential themes as the author guides readers along a vivid spectrum of experience.
The Baytown Humane Society highlights Bosco and Doogie two adoptable dogs seeking a loving home and family. Both dogs are described as friendly and ready to join an active household.
A local opinion column offers brief cheers and jeers on issues from city politics to national events. It highlights public sentiment, policymakers’ actions, and notable comparisons, summarizing viewpoints with concise assessments and calls for accountability.
Three obituaries noted James Laubach John Alexander and Juanita Irby. Morning fog and mild temperatures followed with a forecast high of 82 and low of 61. The brief includes index items for business classified and crossword and television listings.
The Goose Creek board will get an update on student grandfathering numbers for Lee High School Sterling High School and Goose Creek Memorial High School after reviewing parent forms. The district set October 26 as the decision deadline and allows next year's 10th and 11th graders to stay at their current campus if transportation is reliable. Superintendent Barbara Sultis cautioned numbers aren’t firm but a reasonable estimate is expected at tonight's meeting.
Texas voters decide on a 3 billion cancer research bond proposal amid criticism from embryonic stem cell opponents. Supporters argue it spurs health and economic gains, with former Comptroller John Sharp and Governor Rick Perry backing the measure as fiscally sound. The ballot also features 15 other constitutional amendments in a low turnout statewide election without statewide candidates.
Grace United Methodist Church hosts an Election Day Barbecue Chicken Dinner with dine in only tickets at 8 dollars. Includes 1/2 chicken slaw beans and drink. Takeouts available. Proceeds support national international and local mission projects. Tickets at church office 304 N Pruitt or call 281 838 1202. Vote and eat at Grace on Tuesday.
Eva Rae Collier, longtime Sterling Municipal Library employee and beloved figure in Baytown, died Friday at 89. Known as Mother Library, she helped start the library and served the community for decades. Collier moved to Baytown as a child, was active in Trinity Tabernacle Church, and remained a cherished mentor to staff and patrons.
Baytown prepares for the seventh annual Recycles Day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Lowe’s parking lot on Garth Road. The city partners with Litter Abatement and Keep Baytown Beautiful to collect newspapers magazines tires batteries oil filters and antifreeze, with a goal of a bigger haul than last year’s five tons of paper and 451 tires and 380 gallons of oil.
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