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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2007
Page
1
Jeremy Moses, a Baytown Lee graduate, threw for 319 yards in his inaugural start for Stephen F. Austin. The performance highlighted Moses as the primary quarterback for the Lumberjacks in a pivotal early season game.
Jesse Luna, a senior at Lee, has successfully taken on several roles on the gridiron for the Ganders. He handles multiple positions and contributes versatility to the team’s offensive and defensive packages, showcasing his adaptability and leadership on the field.
The Sterling Choir hosts its annual gumbo feast from 4 30 to 6 30 p m Monday in the school cafeteria.
San Jacinto Hospital celebrates Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a Think Pink balloon launch and a survivor’s lunch this Friday. The event aims to honor patients and raise awareness in the community.
Obituaries list Jesus Rosas Roy Lee Klaus Kenneth A McKelvey and James Macon. The brief notices identify deceased individuals and their names in a local funeral page.
The forecast notes hot and humid conditions with variable sunshine as the index calendar highlights television listings for today. Expect elevated humidity and afternoon heat with potential brief cooling showers in some neighborhoods.
About 100 Goose Creek parents attended a Sterling High School auditorium meeting to hear Goose Creek ISD officials discuss options for students affected by upcoming rezoning. The board approved grandfathering ninth and tenth graders to remain at Lee High or Sterling if zoned to the new Goose Creek Memorial area, reversing an August decision after forums.
Baytown residents plan to rally at Roseland Park from 1 to 4 p.m. on Oct 20 to protest a proposed barge terminal on the bayou. Save Our Bayou organizers, with support from College Regent Keith Coburn, aim to draw thousands as they oppose industrial disruption of the area opposite Roseland Park.
Virgie Bell leads the Baytown Memory Walk to honor her late husband Clifford Bell a World War II veteran and Exxon retiree who lived with Alzheimer's for 16 years. More than 20 relatives from across the nation gather Saturday to support awareness and caregiving efforts.
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