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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2006
Page
1
Lee College sophomore guard D'mond Grismore is highlighted as a leadership pillar for the Rebels this basketball season, with expectations for him to guide the team.
Rangers win despite a slow offensive showing as Sterling makes key plays to secure a road victory at Atascocita Saturday night.
A Baytown area roundup highlights Halloween activities across communities. Families attend parades and trick or treat events at parks, schools, and shops. Organizers promote safety tips, costumes, and community camaraderie through fests and haunted attractions.
Three individuals named Carla D. Clawson Alvin Ray Mixon and Walter Leon Hambrick are listed among deaths in a local obituary notice. Details such as dates locations or funeral information are not provided in the fragment.
A sunny day forecast with a high near 80 and a low around 63. Lottery draws include Mega Millions and Lotto Texas numbers. television listings follow.
Dr. Stephen Kluppel donated years of Ashbel Elementary materials to Goose Creek ISD. The board unanimously accepted the collection valued at about 250000 dollars. Lynn Kluppel, a pre K and kindergarten teacher, died in 2003 at 45. Her husband spoke of her career with KinderCare and Ashbel Smith.
Most Baytown businesses report the Oct one eighth cent tax rise to 8.25 percent is being collected correctly. A few stores failed to update registers though no complaints have been filed with the city. City officials say spot enforcement may follow.
Baytown voters face a November 7 decision on a Smoke Free Baytown ordinance banning smoking in all public buildings and workplaces including bars and restaurants. State Sen. Rodney Ellis of Houston signals aggressive, bipartisan momentum for a statewide indoor ban, citing 43 Texas cities with local bans and Houston’s recent action.
Travis Elementary students collected about 472 household items for the New Horizon Family Center as part of USA Weekend Make a Difference Day. Coordinator Keleigh Brooks, now in her sixth year organizing the event, expanded participation by aligning with Red Ribbon Week.
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