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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2007
Page
1
The Game Lee and Sterling hope to attract a strong crowd Friday night as they showcase a local matchup. Organizers urge fans to arrive early and support the teams in a lively community event at the arena.
The Baytown Sun will outsource printing and inserting to its sister paper The Galveston County Daily News starting October 1 to improve press efficiency. The move comes with staff reductions, with efforts to reassign as many employees as possible to Galveston. The Sun has published as The Sun since 1949 and pledges continued community service.
Obituary brief notes ten deaths listed including Sharon Lynette Fisher Tommye Jean Garrison Donald E. Singleton Lawrence Anthony Murray and Laura Annette Travis with a forecast of a mostly sunny day and a high around 90 degrees and low near 74.
Willie B. Jenkins, 69, who never attended a school reunion, plans to attend the George Washington Carver High reunion Friday. The event begins with a 4 p.m. Get Re-Acquainted Session at Gentry Junior High and moves to Stallworth Stadium for Carver Alumni Recognition Night alongside The Game between Sterling and Lee high schools. The Goose Creek district will salute students, teachers, principals, custodians, and bus drivers who were part of Carver High, Baytown’s all black school from 1948 to 1967.
Baytown voters consider Prop 4 to extend Baker Road with related utilities sidewalks and drainage as part of an $82.5 million bond package. The measure seeks a $7.17 million allocation for the new east west thoroughfare aligning with long standing city plans.
The 2006 Labor Department projection shows 80 percent of new jobs needing at least an associate degree, boosting lifetime earnings for college educated workers. Lee College, Goose Creek CISD, and Barbers Hill ISD receive a Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board grant to foster a college going culture among all students.
Lee College will hold a town hall in Tucker Hall Baytown on October 9 at 6 00 pm addressing the rising gender gap in higher education with a panel led by Bruce Scism Bill Medina Jeremy Jones Ray Wilson and Ruben Linares A Tomball College dean will respond and attendees may ask questions refreshments will be served contact Jacqueline Whitaker at 281 425 6338 or jwhitake lee edu
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