Baytown approves new restaurant and motel plans
Baytown plans a new North Highway 146 restaurant from Baytown Seafood owner BAYTOWN-Mac Isarra with a $150,000 build. Malcolm Hebert leads the project. Oct 10 permit issued. New motel on Garth Road aims for a 61-unit Comfort Suites with Laxminaraya Inc. as contractor in a $1.5 million project.
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Baytown
Mac Isarra
Baytown Seafood
West Main Street
Malcolm Hebert
Hebert
Isarra
Houston
Garth Road
Yogesh Gandhi
Gandhi
Galveston
Laxminaraya Inc
Bay Area group sells wreaths to fund historic house
The Bay Area Heritage Society offers 22 inch mixed evergreen wreaths for 20 dollars to raise funds for restoring the 1910 Brown McKay House in Republic of Texas Plaza Park. Orders run through November 1 at the Baytown Historical Museum and Goose Creek Emporium, with pickup December 2 to 8 from the Pacific Northwest.
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Baytown
Bay Area Heritage Society
Baytown Historical Museum
West Defee
Goose Creek Emporium
West Defoe
Pacific Northwest
Heritage Society
Brown-McKay
Republic of Texas Plaza Park
Walter Brown
Junius Brown
Wooster
Scotts Bay
Republic of Texas Plaid
Anahuac honors teacher of the year at board meeting
Principal Jack Waldrop announced ninth grade English teacher Kim Sherman as the district teacher of the year. Sherman, an Anahuac graduate with five years in the district, was praised by students Katie Kuchal and Meagan Evans as a standout educator. The board also reviewed Spring 2002 TAKS results showing mixed performance by grade level.
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Anahuac
Anahuac High School
Jack Waldrop
Kim Sherman
Withrop
Katie Kuchal
Sherman
Meagan Evans
Evans
Texas Education Agency
Linda Kay Barnhart
Analmac
Texas
Baytown Reads Together events begin Saturday
Sterling Municipal Library and the Baytown Family YMCA kick off Books on the Bayou with Fahrenheit 4517 by Ray Bradbury as the chosen book. Two free showings of the film Fahrenheit 4517 will be at 10 30 a m and 2 p m with a 2 hour run time suitable for seventh graders and up. A book discussion led by Doris Sanders and Merle Hunt will be at 7 p m on Oct 21 in the White Meeting Room, open to all after reading the book. For more information call 281-427-7331.
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Baytown Family Ymca
Baytown
Houston
Ray Bradbury
Oskar Werner
Julie Christie
Doris Sanders
Merle Hunt
Wihite
Austin
Austin Elementary
Tonya
West Baytown
Fred S. Aguilar
Eva Benavides
Lamar
Lamar Elementary
North Pruett
Aubrey’ Tucker
YMCA
Wye Drive
Voice of the Prairie debuts at Barbers Hill High
Barbers Hill High School theater offers The Voice of the Prairie written by John Glive. Set in the 1890s, it follows Poppy the hobo and Davey Quinn, whose tales propel him to fame as the Voice of the Prairie before legal trouble with the FCC for broadcasting without a license. Performance at 7 p.m. today and Saturday with $3 students and $5 adults. Cast includes Shaun Rainey as Poppy and Michael Fudge as Davey.
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Baytown Sun
Carla Rabalais
Michael Fudge
Davey
Laura Cheek
Frankie
Barbers Hill High School
Barbers Hill
John Glive
Poppy
Davey Quinn
FCC
Shaun Rainey
Houston Glover
Leon Schwab
Jake Sparks
Angela Elkins Portay
Matthew Robertson
James
Lauren Evans
Susie
Caitlin Deans
Kyle Haynes
Sara Keith
Riley Knight
Jessica Shirley
Whitney Wood
Addison Johnson
Becka McConnell
Meagan Gustafson
Multiple thefts reported across Baytown area
Police reports detail thefts from two vehicles in the 3600 block of Decker Drive and a coin machine in the 1300 block of S. Alexander Drive. Items stolen include tools, stereo equipment, cash, a lawn mower, a gun, and jewelry totaling over 3 500 dollars. A woman was arrested for driving while intoxicated by drugs after a minor crash. Baytown police logged 140 calls between 6 am Tuesday and 6 am Wednesday including Burglaries and thefts.
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Decker Drive
S. Alexander Drive
Quail Hollow Circle
Highlands
N. Ashbel Street
W. James Avenue
Baytown
Baytown ‘Police Department
Police
Baytown.org
Community calendar listing for Thursday activities in Baytown area
Sterling Library hosts Time-Toddler Time for 18 to 36 month olds from 10 30 to 14 00 with stories songs and finger plays led by Miss Lisa. Highlands Book Review Club meets at Hector's Mexican Restaurant at 6 30 p m. Baytown Little Theater presents Planet of the Perfectly Awful People at 7 30 p m today and Friday at 1500 Lakewood Village with tickets 3 for students 5 for adults. box office opens 6 30 p m. Kiwanis Club of Baytown issues highlights of first legislative session with Rep Wayne Smith R Baytown. new members to be inducted. meet 11 30 a m to 4 p m at Goose Creek Country Club. 281 834 2664. Crosby Swinging Squares teach square dancing at Crosby Community Center 419 Hare Road 7 15 p m Thursdays. call 281 328 3371 or 281 444 3114. Gray Center East Road hosts senior C W dancing 10 00 to 11 30 a m Thursdays at Wayne Gray Sports Complex. TOPS No TX 794 meets 6 30 to 8 p m Thursdays.
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Sterling Municipal Library
Lisa
Highlands Book
Hector’s
Baytown Little Theater
Lakewood Village
Kiwanis Club
Wayne Smith
Baytown
Kiwanis Club of
Goose Creek
Crosby Swinging Squares
Crosby Community Center
Hare Road
Moe
C&w
Gray Center
Wayne Gray
East Road
TOPS
Tops No. TX
Annual United Methodist bazaar and turkey dinner noted
Cedar Bayou United Methodist Church invites all to a Saturday bazaar and turkey dinner from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 2744 Ferry Road. Dine in or take out starting 11 a.m. with turkey, dressing, sides, and pies. Tickets $6 adults $3 children. Proceeds aid worldwide mission projects.
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Cedar Bayou
Ferry Road
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W. Baker Road
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