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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2007
Page
1
Nothing but nets as the Lady Rangers open the second half of district play with a victory over Humble. Also posting wins were BCA and BH.
The Ganders reclaim the offense under senior Octavio Torres after AEL coach Dick Olin hands back playcalling duties. The move places Torres in control of the unit as the team seeks momentum.
Kohl's opens today at 6520 Garth Road near San Jacinto Mall with a ribbon cutting at 7:45 a.m. and public doors at 8 a.m. The grand opening features special prices on clothing, home, and beauty brands.
Obituary notices list nine deceased individuals including Ike N. Jones Jr. Carlester Sanders Gerald David Hanson Alex Ivan Alvarez Alec Ross Dyer Lola Lozano Rose and Edna White. The brief notice records their names without additional biographical details.
The forecast calls for clear skies and strong sun with a high near 91 and a low around 72. Today’s page also notes business, calendar, deaths, and television listings in the edition.
The Urban Rehabilitation Standards Review Board gave Grand Pacific Finance Corp. a 60 day deadline to prepare a renovation plan for the Lakeview Terrace apartments. If no plan is found, the city may move to demolish the dilapidated back portion uninhabited for years. The bank will commission a third party review to assess financial feasibility. Local officials voiced urgency and oversight after discovering extensive structural decay.
Goose Creek board of trustees holds a special work session tonight to decide if next year's 11th graders can return to their current campus under new attendance boundaries. The Aug. 27 vote denied staying put for current 10th graders rezoned to a new campus. SEE WORKSHOP PAGE 6
Harris County Judge Ed Emmett addressed Baytown Chamber members detailing an $880 million bond plan with $190 million for roads, $95 million parks, $195 million for a new jail, $80 million for a forensics center, $70 million for a family law center, and $250 million for the Port of Houston, framing it as essential to transportation, health care and the environment. Emmett noted Baytown as central to his political life and urged voters to approve the bond on November 6.
Roger Elswick of Community Toyota Scion runs a yearly halftime raffle rewarding perfect attendance. Kim Elswick reaches into a glass jar to read the name of a junior or senior, with one Lee or Sterling student winning a red 2008 Scion xD after Friday night’s game.
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