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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2016
Page
1
The Plumwood Eva Maude Garden Club announces its annual calcium bulb sale ordering bulbs in March or April. Orders are for boxes of 8 dozen or 4 dozen only. To place an order contact Marilyn Hoskins at 903 751 8226 before Nov 1.
EPA officials told a community meeting that full removal of the San Jacinto River Waste Pits could begin in 2020 at the earliest and take about two years. Remedial Project Manager Gary Miller outlined design steps, containment ideas, monitoring plans, and contingency provisions for storms, with a final decision due in early 2017 after public comments end November 28.
A large turnout forms outside the Community Center and parking lot in Baytown signaling one of the biggest early voting days. Election officials note countywide rates around 6,000 voters per hour, with projections near 60,000 by day’s end. Voters cite presidential race concerns and media impact on turnout.
A .45 caliber handgun believed to be the weapon in a double homicide was recovered at the 11000 block of Cedar Gully property. Sandra and Chester Bienek, both 72, were found dead in their Beach City home October 18. A 14-year-old Barbers Hill Middle School South student is charged with two counts of capital murder and held at the Hardin County Juvenile Detention Center. The couple appeared killed late Sunday night or early Monday, with their bodies left for two days. The weapon was found outside on the property, and officials say it is the homicide weapon.
Lee College hosts a Dia de los Muertos Art Exhibit and reception in the Performing Arts Center gallery. Original student artwork decorates the display and a hands on workshop lets attendees craft holiday pieces guided by Houston artist Laura Lopez Cano. The free event runs 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
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