Baytown man urges fix for rusted flagpole near post office
L J Daniel letters Baytown Sun to complain about a rusting flagpole at the Market Street post office 3508 Market St. He calls the pole a symbol of retreat and cites veterans who served in Iraq. Neighbors support him and an employee says a flag is ready but requests to repair have gone unanswered.
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Baytown
L.J
Jake
Daniel
Market Street
United States
U.S. Post Office
Market St
Baytown Sun
Iraq
Post Office
Rivalry Sparks School Spirit Ahead of Sterling Memorial Clash
The Sterling Rangers and Goose Creek Memorial Patriots prepare for their first football meeting at Stallworth Stadium at 7. Teachers and families from both schools trade playful smack talk and boastful bets while students dress as nerds to “School the Patriots.” Bell and Black share parent links and pride as the big game approaches.
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Baytown Sun
Christopher James
Ross S. Sterling High School
Goose Creek Memorial
Homero Cazares
Rebecca Green
Cindy Li
Megan Lindstrom
Darzelle Rice
Brooke Lundquist
Daniella Cockrell
Kami Stark
Ashlyn Brown
Katie Russell
John Padgett
Kaylay Fayle
Sterling Rangers
Goose Creek Memorial Patriots
Kelly
Sterling
GCM
Sally Black
Ranger
Whitney Lowery
Pattie Bell
Lowery
Bell
Memorial
Patti
Black
Starr
Sally
Rangers
Patriots
Stallworth Stadium
Goose Creek
Patti Bell
Baytown widens John Martin Road for Buc ee s opening
The City of Baytown has begun a 980000 widening and realignment of John Martin Road by I 10 to support the Buc ee s opening. One way traffic is used during construction with an aim to finish before Buc ee s opens in late November or December. The plan includes widening to four lanes and a future fifth northbound right turn lane, with broader multi‑million road upgrades planned between I 10 and Hunt Road.
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Baytown
John Martin
Buc-ee
Bob Leiper
Leiper
Angel Brothers
Buc-ee’s
John Martin Road
Hunt Road
Baytown EMS praised for cleaning injured patron’s kitchen
Betty Kenney fell in her kitchen injuring her head. EMS arrived before her daughter Kay Raley, a nurse, could reach the scene and paramedics cleaned the kitchen floors and cabinets. Betty was treated at Houston Methodist San Jacinto Hospital and released. City manager Bob Leiper praised emergency services and Chief Blake for leadership and service.
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Baytown
Betty Kenney
Pat Kenney
Kay Raley
Raley
Betty
Houston Methodist
San Jacinto Hospital
Bob Leiper
Baytown Emergency Services
Leiper
Blake
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