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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2006
Page
1
The 24th annual Baytown Business Expo runs today with a special section in this issue detailing event information, exhibitor lists, and a map. In high school football, Lee and Sterling play crucial district 21-5A games tonight against strong divisional opponents.
The New York Mets edged the St. Louis Cardinals behind a dominant Tom Glavine pitching performance to seize a decisive victory and push toward the National League Championship Series.
Local 6A Memory Walk supporters are urged to sign up now to raise funds for Alzheimer’s disease research. The walk and related activities will occur this Saturday, with proceeds benefiting medical research and care programs.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at a record high above 11,900, marking a new peak as investors brushed off earlier concerns. The gain reflected broad strength across major sectors with several blue chip components contributing to the milestone finish.
Obituary notice names Suzie Malone Lester Campbell Nathaniel Mathis Clarence Clay and Freddie Ocker among those who have died. No further details provided in the fragment.
The snippet lists lottery results including Mega Millions and Lotto Texas numbers, along with Pick 3 and Cash Five figures and Texas Two Step numbers. It also shows page index items such as BB6 INDEX CALENDAR CLASSIFIED CROSSWORD DEATHS and section labels like POLICE BEAT TELEVISION.
Baytowns ad hoc committee of the City Council sees a possible future for the Long Neck Wildlife Festival with potential changes. District 3's Brandon Capetillo chaired the panel after productive talks with Baytown Outdoor Inc. and noted positives such as diverse entertainment and family focus plus volunteer support, while identifying areas for improvement.
New Horizon Family Center staff and supporters released purple balloons on Thursday to honor women lost to domestic violence and to mark Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Joyce Young says purple stands for courage and dedication to ending violence as activists honor each woman. Andrea Dwyer adds the gesture honors lives and reminds there is still work to help living victims.
Lee College’s Baytown Symphony Orchestra opens its Virtuosi Season marking 39 years of performing for students and residents. The opening concert features Jim Vassallo, Houston Grand Opera principal trumpet, Sunday at 2 30 p.m. in the Lee College Sports Arena under conductor Dennis Eichler.
Baytown City Council in a work session discussed a timetable for a future general obligation bond election aimed at repairing streets. Staff proposed tentative May dates, with deadlines by February 22 to select projects, ballot propositions, and funding levels.
Angel Street opens tonight at Baytown Little Theater 1500 Lakewood Village with performances Oct 13 14 20 22 27 28 at 8pm press times. Tickets cost 12 for adults 8 for students and 8 for seniors on the first Saturday show and the Sunday matinee. For reservations visit littletheater org or call 281 424 7617.
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