Lady Gander Classic Opens with 64-15 Win
The Lady Ganders cruised to a 64-15 victory in the Second Annual Lady Gander Tip-Off Classic. It marked the season opener for Lee, highlighting strong offense and defense to start the campaign.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 2007
Page
1
The Lady Ganders cruised to a 64-15 victory in the Second Annual Lady Gander Tip-Off Classic. It marked the season opener for Lee, highlighting strong offense and defense to start the campaign.
Highlands 3A business leaders learned of a new monitor defibrillator from Highlands EMS that has already saved lives, signaling stronger emergency readiness for local businesses and the community.
Ron Paul, a Republican presidential hopeful, reports a record fundraising day and aims to build momentum in New Hampshire. Campaign aides emphasize grassroots support as Harold Rabalais and Ruby Arline are noted in association.
Gary Chambers, 49, begins as coordinator of Baytown's Animal Services, the new department under the health division, replacing Animal Control and shifting from police oversight. He brings over 20 years in animal control, including leadership roles in Tyler and McAllen, and aims to elevate service amid Baytown’s growing opportunities.
Baytown business owners report repeated graffiti tagging over months with spray marked slogans like NSANE. Captain Roger Clifford notes a citywide rise in mischief, mainly youths tagged as skaters, with police units investigating potential gang links while most acts lack explicit gang signs.
Baytown Fire Department Battalion Chief John Carr agrees to train firefighters in Vietnam following the donation of two trucks from a local anonymous entrepreneur. The donor, a Vietnam native, funded the trucks after a deadly Ho Chi Minh City fire in October 2002 to help prevent a similar tragedy. Carr says the donations are meant to aid Vietnamese responders and are not a joke.
The outside lanes of Garth Road south of Rollingbrook Drive will close for repairs starting Monday through November 29. An 800 foot southbound outer lane near Rollingbrook closes through November 23, followed by a northbound outer lane that will reopen November 29. Motorists should use North Main to avoid delays and call 281 420 5300 for details.
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