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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 2007
Page
1
Inside today’s sports section reports Stallworth Stadium will receive 2.4 million dollars in improvements. Plans include a new press box that will be larger and more accessible, enhancing facilities for spectators and media.
The Baytown Community Alliance hosts Friends Serving Friends a community feast from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday at the Baytown Community Center 2407 Market Street Loretha Valentine Maria Villalobos Scott Griffith.
A warm day is forecast with a high around 80 and a low near 54. An afternoon thunderstorm is possible, with scattered showers likely mainly in the afteroon.
The Baytown Police Department wins three automatic license plate scanners and related computer gear via interlocal with Mesquite. The system reads plates in seconds, uploads to a central database, checks against national and state stolen vehicle lists, and triggers immediate alerts to officers for hits.
Baytown will deploy three license plate scanners at a one time cost of about 91000 dollars. Officials say the devices can check hundreds of plates daily without officer input and will let police focus on other duties while boosting safety and technology leadership in the city.
Michael and Karen Dikes from Mont Belvieu attend the Bay Area Ministerial Alliance Community Thanksgiving Service at Memorial Baptist Church. They welcome faces from other congregations and the moment of shared music and fellowship Tuesday night.
Giving thanks fuels Tuesday night service as families like Dikes explore church homes across the city. They value shared song and worship across denominations. Pastor Tommy Meekins notes the gatherings are common and turnout varies, with BAMA officers unsure of attendance at the Community Thanksgiving SEE CHURCH page 3.
Baytown Parks and Recreation teamed with Lee College Phi Theta Kappa members to plant 15 of 34 new trees along Goose Creek Trail near Market Street. Director Scott Johnson said the project followed a recent 300 foot concrete expansion. Angela Sanchez of PTK coordinated volunteers and the Black Leadership Council also assisted.
Baytown City Council voted unanimously to authorize Austin attorney Bob Renbarger to explore legal opposition to a proposed barge terminal on Cedar Bayou. The move, approved in closed session, authorizes up to $100,000 in legal action to challenge the terminal, citing environmental concerns and fear of increased barge traffic harming bayou recreation.
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