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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 2003

Page

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Baytown Thanksgiving Gratitude Across the City

Baytown residents reflect on thanks as Mayor Alfaro invites all to a community dinner. Angela Wooster, a nurse, shares gratitude for safety and family time, while Bay Area Homeless Services prepares a Thanksgiving meal for shelter residents.

Pete Alfaro Cowboys Dolphins Angela Wooster East Houston Medical Center North Alexander Boulevard Wooster Bay Area

Baytown Caves Firefighters Deliver Turkeys to Storm Victims

Baytown residents facing devastation from the November 17 tornado at Bay Harbour apartments received free turkeys from firefighters and volunteers for Thanksgiving. Forty eight or more units were damaged, and families planned to spend the holiday at home with limited comforts as recovery continues.

Baytown Bay Harbour Texas

Red Cross aid and turkeys aid Bay Harbour residents

Volunteers from the Baytown firefighters union and Baytown Cares collected funds and bought 16 turkeys to help displaced residents after 73 to 112 mph winds damaged three Bay Harbour Apartments buildings. No injuries reported. 14 residents relocated within the complex.

Baytown Firefighters Union Baytown Cares Victor Medrano Firefighters Union

Baytown Council bids to renovate Bayland sports complex

Baytown City Council approved bidding to renovate and expand the Wayne Gray Sports Complex and to dredge Bayland waters. Phase one adds four adult softball fields a pavilion and new parking on North Main Street with renovations of four youth fields and a plan to stretch from East Road to North Main Street. Estimated phase one cost about 1.95 million with 20 600 from Baytown Rotary for the pavilion. Construction to finish by December 2004. The complex aims to host larger softball tournaments and two fields will stay open during work.

Baytown Wayne Gray Bayland North Main Street Scott Johnson

Beach City council hears update on landfill fight

ICU updates Beach City council on opposition to a proposed non-hazardous waste landfill. Tom Hitchcock of Informed Citizens United reports on public comments to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality as rules are drafted after a bill from Rep. Wayne Smith. Two group members traveled to Austin to discuss the rules with agency staff.

ICU Beach City Tom Hitchcock Informed Citizens United Rusty Senac Hitchcock Texas Commission On Environmental Quality Wayne Smith Baytown Texas Citizens Group Austin Commission

Goose Creek Emporium Prepares for Holiday Shopping Frenzy

Baytown shoppers will find extended hours and festive displays as Goose Creek Emporium and Evelin's Gift Gallery gear up for the Christmas rush. Owner Terry Presley reports stocked shelves and stronger sales while Evelin Rodriguez highlights custom framing and Christmas themed flower arrangements.

Baytown Goose Creek Presley Texas Avenue Evelin’s Gift Gallery Evelin Rodriguez Rodriguez Alexia Sandra Padilla Goose Creek Emporium Terry Presley

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