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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2011
Page
1
The Sun highlights men and women who served the country and fought for freedom across pages 5A to 8A, recognizing their sacrifice and service. The feature underscores national pride and local gratitude for veterans through profiles and community perspectives.
State Rep Wayne Smith will join Baytown VFW Post 912 and Ross S Sterling H S JROTC for a Veterans Day event at Bicentennial Park at 11 a.m. The program includes colors, national anthem, Pledge, armed forces medley, and Smith speech. Local clergy will give invocation and benediction.
Michael Brandon Williams, 21, a United States Army specialist and Fort Polk MP, placed second with his 519th Military Police Battalion team at Fort Leonard Wood event. The four day contest spanned 11 events over 65 miles, highlighting top Army police unit skills and endurance.
About 25 000 residents joined the Baytown Alert system to receive city emergency notices. Emergency management coordinator Bill Vola warns many people call back instead of answering, delaying messages and tying up lines. Caller ID shows City of Baytown and a return number 281 420 5311.
Anahuac prepares to finish a 150000 gallon elevated water tower on Beaumont Street. City administrator Lance Nauman says painting is the next step and then connecting the waterline to the distribution system. The upgrade from 50000 gallons will boost pressure and capacity for the modular plant.
The Baytown Police Department Blue Santa program marks its yearly appeal with a car wash and a Zumbathon on November 12 to raise funds and collect unwrapped toys. Volunteers stress community bonds and the joy of giving to families in need as donations may be dropped at 3200 N. Main and events run 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. respectively.
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