Anahuac ISD Board Meets Tuesday Evening
The Anahuac ISD school board will meet at 6 p.m. at the AISD administration building. On Thursday the Baytown City Council will meet at City Hall at 6 30 p.m.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2009
Page
2
The Anahuac ISD school board will meet at 6 p.m. at the AISD administration building. On Thursday the Baytown City Council will meet at City Hall at 6 30 p.m.
Baytown groups schedule sessions this week with noon gatherings for the Lions Club at Golden Corral and Highlands Rotary at the Methodist Church on West Houston. Rotary Club of Baytown meets at Goose Creek Country Club, Kiwanis Thursday hosts Precinct2gether from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at J D Walker Community Center on Wade Road.
The Lee College Continuing Education Department hosts a 2 p.m. free seminar in Tucker Hall with the Better Business Bureau addressing sweepstakes scams identity theft and Medicare fraud. Open to the public of any age. Refreshments provided. Call Lynne Foley at 281-425-6416 for details.
The Lee College Continuing Education Senior Program offers a bus trip to Radio Music Theatre with dinner at the 59 Diner. The bus departs Lee College at 4 45 pm. Space is available and registration is by calling 281 425 6311.
American Red Cross Regional Director Fran Parent will present a seminar on flu season. Call Lynne Foley at 281 425 6416 for more information.
A biblical line from Romans 14 8 affirming that whether living or dying believers belong to the Lord, underscoring divine sovereignty and devotion. The verse frames life and death as belonging to God and anchored in faith.
The Crosby Community Center at 409 Hare Road offers a catered Thanksgiving luncheon at 11 30 a.m. and afternoon programs including GED class duplicat e bridge Dancercise yoga rhythm walking and aerobics 6 p.m. Also listed are local club meetings and seniors activities with contact numbers.
Dr. Patricia Crisp, Public Affairs Specialist and Regional Representative for Region VI Dallas, will speak to the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce today at 11 30 a m at Goose Creek Country Club. She serves as technical authority on public affairs education and community issues, guides education policy outreach, and answers stakeholder inquiries. Luncheon costs 15 per person or 25 with a guest, with reservations via the chamber at 281 422 6908 or email heegverizon net.
Wednesday events include Laureate Mu Beta Sigma Phi business meeting at 7 p.m. contact Sharon at 832-276-1967. Crosby Community Center hosts rhythm walking aerobics painting TOPS and chorus sessions with several times and a senior citizen exercise class at Baytown Community Center. Bay Area Networking Groups meet at 7:30 a.m. and a Bipolar Depression support group gathers at 6:30 p.m. at Texas Child and Family Institute. call 713-600-1131.
National summary notes Ida push inland bringing heavy rain and flooding from northern Florida to North Carolina today. Rain also expands along northern California coast to western Washington. UV index guidance mentions eye and skin protection amid evolving conditions.
Highlands United Methodist donated one tenth of its fish fry profit, totaling 755 dollars, to the Highlands Food Pantry. Claudia Birdsong received the check from Pastor Nathan Gossett as the pantry, housed at First Baptist Church of Highlands, serves ZIP code 77562 residents Tuesdays from 9 to 11 AM.
On this date in history 1989 East Germany opened its borders and Berliners danced atop the Wall. Earlier, 1872 Boston fire destroyed nearly 800 buildings, 1918 Wilhelm II abdicated and fled, 1935 CIO formed by John L. Lewis, and 1938 Kristallnacht saw Nazi mobs loot and burn synagogues and Jewish shops.
A Baytown police officer was injured and several others roughed up after an early morning encounter with a man previously arrested earlier that night. The incident highlights rising tensions in the city during that period.
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