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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 2008
Page
1
Three international players arrived in the United States a month ago to play tennis for Lee College and describe a constant sense of evacuation and adaptation as they settle in.
Obituary notices honor Edward Dowler Sigurd Osterhus Mildred Long Alton Stanfill Larry Walker Nita Efferson Carney William Miller Jr Pal Fuller and Sean Spencer. Community figures, ages and service details vary. notices reflect local era and burial plans.
Goose Creek ISD resumes operations with teachers returning to prepare classrooms for Monday. Power restored to all campuses and cleanups at Robert E. Lee High School continue. Lee students stay on campus, with temporary classroom rotations for incomplete rooms and free breakfast and lunch for two weeks.
CenterPoint Energy spokesman explains that restoration slows where damage is severe and access is blocked by downed poles. Crews require crane assistance to replace a fallen pole while thousands remain without power after the Gulf Coast hurricane.
A Robert E. Lee High School teacher Jacki Steinhauer has become Public Enemy No. 1 in cyberspace after a local TV station highlighted her blog. She faces heat publicly and professionally over her posts and meals ready to eat themed content.
In a blog titled The Secret Life of an Uninteresting Teacher, Steinhauer describes loving MREs and grabbing food from multiple PODs during trips from Baytown to her Deer Park home. She says life post Ike is great, with no house damage and expected paycheck at month end.
Half of Chambers County pets missing after Hurricane Ike have been reclaimed, while others wait for homes. About 30 dogs from White's Park in Anahuac were moved to Mont Belvieu Animal Control and other agencies as volunteers from IFAW ASPCA Boston Rescue League and American Humane Society assist. Contact Mont Belvieu Animal Control 281-576-2417 or County Judge Jimmy Sylvia's office 409-267-8295 to claim a pet or visit the Houston SPCA site.
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