Baytown Photo Club Volunteers Clean Tri-City Beach Road
About a dozen Baytown Photo Club members braved heat to clear trash along a mile long stretch of Tri-City Beach Road adopted under the city health department program. Four times yearly, they collect bags and vote the most unusual find, tying on a fishing reel and parts of a love note from a teen.
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Baytown
Tri-City Beach
Baytown Photo Club
David Cornell
Debbye Franklin Brown
Baytown launches The Bridge city newsletter for residents
Baytown unveils an eight page direct mail newsletter titled The Bridge aimed at informing residents about retail growth recycling programs police enforcement school zone safety and a 50th anniversary for Sterling Municipal Library. editions will be quarterly with varying page counts and print costs around 12 135 for 30 000 copies.
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Baytown
Sterling Municipal Library
Stephen DonCarlos
Patty Jett
Jett
Channel 16
General Fund
Obama Faces Skeptical Senators on Syria Action
President Obama worked to persuade lawmakers to back U S military intervention in Syria. He won conditional support from hawks John McCain and Lindsey Graham, while facing resistance from some Democrats as he pressed his case. The hawks warned a vote against action could have catastrophic consequences.
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Washington
Barack Obama
U.S
Syria
Senate
John McCain
Arizona
Lindsey Graham
South Carolina
Obama
Bashar Assad
McCain
White House
Graham
Baytown Sun Seeks Teen Reporters for 2013-14
The Baytown Sun invites high school students to write their own view of life at Robert E. Lee, Ross S. Sterling, Goose Creek Memorial, Anahuac, Barbers Hill, Crosby and Baytown Christian Academy. Articles will appear on Sundays and past teens wrote on sports and student events.
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Baytown Sun
Robert E. Lee
Ross S. Sterling
Goose Creek Memorial Anahuac
Barbers Hill
Crosby
Baytown Christian Academy
the Sun
Baytown Police Citizen Academy Seeks Applicants
The Baytown Police Department invites residents and workers aged 18 and older to apply for its citizen academy. Classes run with 15 to 20 students and include a station tour and ride-along. A $25 fee per person covers the course, with an optional end-of-course banquet. Applications are due by Friday September 6 and can be obtained online or at the Community Services Bureau.
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Stewart.beasley
Baytown
Community Services Bureau
Police Department
West Defee St
Baytown. Org
Citizen
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