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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2013
Page
1
In Pasadena the Ganders are aiming to rebound as they gear up for upcoming games, seeking momentum after recent losses. The team trains hard, focusing on defense and execution to regain form while fans rally behind the squad.
The 28th Lee College Foundation Gala will be held Friday, September 20, at Goose Creek Country Club to raise scholarship funds. Pam Warford, executive director, emphasizes the theme Giving Wings to Dreams, honoring students' hard work, faculty support, and community help. The evening includes social hour, dinner, live and silent auctions, remarks by Dr. Dennis Brown, and a Lee College student share-out about achieving dreams.
Goose Creek CISD created a Citizen Bond Advisory Committee on August 26 to oversee the 267.54 million bond program. The panel will check cost, schedule and quality, review changes, and relay updates to the community, with members named by trustees and local business and industry groups.
Kenneth Hockless grew up in a Beaumont housing project with his mother, missing college funds and a senior yearbook. After initial military pressure, he earned a Lee College basketball scholarship, moved to Baytown, and built a lifelong role as a youth advocate through coaching and the Baytown Police Department's D A R E program.
A three man media blitz across a five day Texas coast tour promotes hurricane preparedness. Mark Hanna Manuel Villarreal and Dan Reilly spoke to radio stations papers and TV outlets reaching over 2 million coastal residents. The tour timed with peak hurricane season emphasizes not delaying action before a major storm.
Gatorfest 2013 opens Sept 12 with street dances Friday and Saturday night at 9 p.m. Tickets cost 5 dollars with gates at 6 p.m. A 50 mile bike ride starts 7 a.m. Saturday from Fort Anahuac Park with 30 dollar non pre reg fee. Saturday features washer and horseshoes tournaments, cook-off judging, and royalty crowning at Anahuac Middle School Auditorium.
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