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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2007
Page
1
The Lee Lady Gander volleyball team meets the Deer team in Pasadena this evening at 8 p.m. The event pits two local programs against each other with a late evening start.
The Sterling Lady Rangers face the Pasadena Memorial Lady Mavericks in a 6 p.m. basketball game today. The contest features strong guard play from Sterling and a high tempo offense expected from Pasadena Memorial.
Bayside Baytown hosts its annual Christmas on Texas event with classic cars, kiddie rides, and a Santa appearance. Organizers invite families to enjoy festive displays, holiday treats, and seasonal activities in downtown Baytown.
Obituary note listing the deaths of Charles Pyle Agnes Baker Eleanor Prescott Joyce Moore Charles Drewery and Joan Hathorn. No additional biographical details provided in the readable text.
Goose Creek district prepares to present projections for Sterling High Lee High and Goose Creek Memorial as 1 800 letters were mailed to ninth and tenth grade families who opted to stay at their current campuses under new attendance boundaries. Deputy Superintendent Toby York notes only about 40 percent returned and data must be firmed by mid November for UIL projections.
Only a handful attended an information session on Baytowns 82.5 million bond package with six proposals. The plan targets road upgrades public safety recreation East Baker Road extension and downtown revitalization along Texas Avenue. Citizens committee chair Gilbert Santana says the bond aims to fix aging areas while supporting growth, despite concerns over East Baker traffic from Proposition 4. Phase two extension to Sjolander is listed as a future top priority.
Lee coach Dick Olin reports football players with staph infections but no MRSA cases so far. Sterling High trainer Karen Barger confirms a few infections this fall. District nurse coordinator Tanis Fink warns MRSA could spread, though current cases are not resistant to penicillin.
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