Today in History highlights Sept 11 events
Sept 11 marks Patriot Day recalling the 2001 attacks that killed nearly 3,000. Notable past events include 1814 Lake Champlain victory, 1857 Mountain Meadows Massacre, 1967 Carol Burnett Show debut, 1985 Pete Rose hit 4 192 to break Ty Cobb record, and 2005 national remembrances.
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U.S
New York
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Pennsylvania
Lake Champlain
Mountain Meadows
Utah
Arkansas
CBS
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Eric Show
San Diego Padres
Ty Cobb
Baytown historic notes span war veteran to revival efforts
A 1944 note recalls Staff Sgt Willie Gentry bravo on 50 Europe missions during fur lough in Pelly with ambivalent views of the continent. A 1990 Baytown Council debated EM S patient transport to Houston. A 2000 benefit concert by Dave Cumbie featuring Living on Texas Avenue aimed to revive downtown and Brunson Theater memories.
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Willie Gentry
Pelly
Europe
Baytown Council
Baytown Emergency Medical Service
Houston
Dave Cumbie
Texas Avenue
Brunson Theater
Bible Verse on love of money from 1 Timothy 6 10
A religious verse warns that the love of money is the root of all evil and notes that coveting wealth can lead people away from faith and into sorrows. The quotation reflects a moral admonition from Paul’s letter to Timothy.
Community Activity Calendar Listings Across Local Centers
Local centers list daily programs from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. including rhythm walking line dancing aerobics and bridge at Crosby and Baytown centers, junior story time at West Chambers Library, Go Getters games hours, TOPS nutrition sessions, bingo at VEW Post 912 and quilting at Crosby Brethren Church.
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Crosby Community Center
Hare Rd
Melissa
Baytown Community Center
Market Street
Highlands Community Center
Highland Woods Drive
J.D. Walker Community Center
Wade Road
West Chambers
Suellyn Melcher
Bluebonnet Room
Community Center
Market St
First St
Winnie Fleming
Letha Strouhal
Baytown
Frank Butcher
Frank.butcher
Comcast
Sterling Municipal Library
Marguerite
Thresa
Tsai Chi
Angelique
Chambers County
Anahuac
Community Duplicate Bridge Club
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Alexander
Pam
Johnny
Calvary Temple
Breda
Goose Creek seeks volunteers for textbook adoption committees
Goose Creek CISD invites community volunteers to join district textbook adoption committees spanning Language Arts Reading K-1, Reading 2-5, Reading Elective, Literature 6-12, AP English Language, AP English Literature, and ESOL 9-12. Committees will assess materials for the 2010-2011 school year. meetings after school. Contact David Yannotta by Friday Sept 25 to volunteer.
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Goose Creek Cisd
David Yannotta
GCM dance clinic sponsored by The Dazzlers at GCM
The Dazzlers host their second annual dance clinic for boys and girls ages 5 to 12 at Goose Creek Memorial High School this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Registration starts at 8:30 a.m. The $30 fee covers supervision by adults and Dazzlers. Each participant receives a certificate and an invitation to perform with the Dazzlers at the September 18 home game at Stallworth Stadium.
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The
Dazzlers
Goose Creek Memorial High School
Stallworth Stadium
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bush
Iraq
Associated Press
SUN History
Danco
Senior Citizen Bridge
Call
Central Baptist Church
King Street
VEW
N. Main
Crosby Quilt Guild
Crosby Brethren
China
Jackson
Financial Service
Gessner
Metlife
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
MUC
MetLife Securties, Inc
Finravsipc
MSI
UFS
SU Aks
HBO & Cable
Garth Rd
San Jacinto Mall
Baytownsun.com
Bulletin Board
Pilot Club
Judy Wheat
Jenice Coffey
Judi Jones
Mary Beth Hrabina
Alzheimer’s Friends Club
Bayland Park
Alzheimer’s Association
Southeast Texas
Alt.org
Henderson
Debra Ann Alfaro Yarborough
Debi
Baytown Historical Museum
St. Joseph School Library
Lee College Scholarship Foundation
Maya Angelou
Pete & Lupe Alfaro and
Family
Keine
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