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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2006
Page
1
A veteran Crosby squad proved too strong for the Lee girls in the championship game of the first Lady Gander Tip-Off Classic, claiming the title with decisive play and leadership from key players.
The Lee football team will open the postseason at home next Friday against undefeated North Shore. The matchup pits Lee against a perfect North Shore squad as the playoff opener at home looms.
Maria Saphos shows off enormous lemons grown on her lemon tree at their Baytown home. The standout fruit drew attention from neighbors and visitors admiring the unusually large produce.
Democrats gained momentum amid public anger toward President Bush and weariness from the war. Corruption and scandal in Congress fueled a broad shift, with figures like Jimmy Berger and George Francis Prall noted in the coverage.
Mostly sunny with a high near 67 and a low around 58. Mega Millions numbers 11 42 52 53 55 MB 28 Megaplier 3. Lotto Texas 10 27 42 43 47 52. Pick 3 Day 3 4 4 Night 4 6 9. Cash Five 4 15 17 22 28. Texas Two Step 14 26 30 32 BB 29.
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce hosts its 14th Public Safety Recognition Dinner at the Baytown Community Center on Market Street. State Rep Wayne Smith will emcee. Honorees include Chief Bob Wooten and officers Glenn Slaven William Nelson Lt Keli Anderson Detective Kenneth Dew Miguel Guerrero Lt Jackie Ickes Mathew Dickens Michael Dawson Paul Hoffart and more for public safety service. Wooten receives Constable Deputy of the Year for his diverse career in navy firefighting EMS and law enforcement.
Baytonians gathered for Veterans Day ceremonies featuring an F16 flyover by the 147th Fighter Wing from Ellington Field. A POW and MIA flag dedication and a flagpole gift to Bicentennial Park by the Vietnam Veterans of America followed the ceremony. City leaders and state officials spoke, including Wayne Smith who reflected on military service shaping his life.
During a marathon weekend session the Baytown Housing Authority board enacted four new policies required by the federal HUD office. These measures were among the six most pressing identified by HUD to help the troubled agency address critical housing program needs.
Baytown history blogger Bert Marshall of OurBaytown.com unveils the Dirty Dozen project detailing damaged buildings along North Main Street. He aims to prompt property owners and city staff to enforce sign and landscaping codes or voluntary compliance, urging maintenance and paint to improve the area’s image.
San Jacinto Elementary collected roughly 3000 dollars at Saturday's Fall Festival to fund replacement playground gear after removing the 24 year old equipment last week for safety concerns. The school currently has no equipment for students to use.
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