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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2019
Page
8
The Baytown Symphony Orchestra outlines season tickets and a free last concert ticket for season pass buyers. It notes gifts from patrons, donor matching, and a fundraising drive, with a postponed season opening due to severe weather and plans to reschedule soon. Jeff Hawkins presides over the BSO.
Dr. Dennis Brown announces his retirement as Lee College president at the Gala while praising staff including Sagan Greenville and the Foundation board. The message urges community support for student success with details to attend or donate via Sagan Greenville. The piece ties 2017 Harvey to Imelda disruptions and emphasizes ongoing fund raising.
The I-10 San Jacinto River Bridge remains closed after barges struck supports. Water levels and barge movements delay full assessment. SH-225 is advised as alternate. About 123,000 vehicles cross daily. Barges carrying naphtha, ethylene glycol, lube oil, and soybean oil are lodged or grounded near the site, with four barges corralled for transport. Officials warn this is a worst-case barge strike scenario and coordinate with the EPA and Coast Guard to minimize environmental damage while assessing repairs. Local leaders press for a new bridge on I-10 to restore interstate commerce.
About 330 dollars worth of property was reported stolen from a business in the 3700 block of Garth Road on Thursday. A vehicle in the 2400 block of Bay Hill Drive was burglarized on Friday. Jewelry and other items were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 3100 block of Garth Road on Friday.
A 2006 Chevrolet Silverado with Texas license LCX887 was reported stolen from the 4600 block of Interstate 10 on Thursday. Tools valued at about 1700 dollars were reported stolen from the back of a pickup in the same block Thursday night.
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