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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2009
Page
1
The New England Patriots running back starts the season strong in a game titled The Game, showing early momentum and scoring presence. The performance signals a promising start for the team and the player amid cautious optimism from coaches and fans.
The Friends of Cedar Bayou United host a conservation fair at Roseland Park on Oct 17. Doors open 9 30 a m and programs run until about 3 30 p m with speakers from Galveston Bay Foundation Texas Nature Conservancy Trust for Public Land Texas Sea Grant Program Texas General Land Office Cedar Bayou Navigation District and City of Pasadena presenting on topics such as Common Sense Conservation and Green printing efforts.
Nearly 60 Baytown neighborhoods joined Texas National Night Out events Tuesday night. Neighbors, elected officials, and first responders gathered to boost neighborhood safety. Donna Atkins, Mission-Viejo Homeowners Association captain, said turnout was strong despite heat and mosquitoes and that the effort signals a no crime neighborhood.
Baytown area health centers and local pharmacies report severe adult vaccine shortages amid high demand for flu shots. Chambers and Harris counties have few child vaccines left and wait for H1N1 supply. County officials warn demand is rising, with limited availability at clinics and pharmacies.
Baytown photography enthusiasts gathered for the inaugural meeting of The Art League of Baytown’s Baytown Photo Club. About 40 participants, from students to seniors, introduced themselves as ranks ranged from hobbyists to professionals. The group plans monthly topics and group shoots, with the first exhibit including member photos and flowers as the initial theme.
Sterling High students dressed as lions scarecrows tin men and Dorothy impersonators for Wizard of Oz inspired Lee Week. Tigers and bears were absent as the Rangers prepared for Friday night’s game against the Ganders in the 43rd annual gridiron clash.
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