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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2008
Page
1
A compiled list details Texas Night Out locations and timing across numerous neighborhoods. Participating sites include parks, churches, apartments, and housing groups with varied start times from 4:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. across multiple streets and neighborhoods.
A compact news brief summarizes the day’s listings across sections including Index Calendar Classified Crossword Deaths Nation Opinion and Television with an emphasis on upcoming features and notable items.
Council will revisit Planning and Zoning recommendations Thursday to reclassify properties along South Robert Lanier Decker Drive and Wade Road from MU to LI to support a warehouse facility. J Michael Boyd seeks LI for his land. Sharon Rogers supports P Z ments.
First grade teacher Robin McDaniel faced a ruined Barbers Hill Primary room after Hurricane Ike. Seven rooms, library, and main office were destroyed. Steven Webb, The Tree Man of Maryland, offered a hopeful rescue puppy for his children.
The Urban Rehabilitation Standards Review Board decided to demolish a two story house at 401 E Hunnicutt St after the owner refused to cover redeption costs exceeding 92 000 for hurricane and vandalism damage. A second property at 410 Grantham Rd will be secured due to long vacancy and vandalism.
Baytown residents and bird watchers note migrating and non-native species arriving after Hurricane Ike. Bert Marshall reports several wet, tired birds near his home, including a rare leucistic hummingbird. Observers wonder how storms affect bird movement and survival in unsettled weather. SEE BIRDS PAGE 3
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