Water Day at Heights Elementary School Fun
Children enjoyed a splash day with snocones during Heights Elementary School Water Day on Wednesday. A photo on Page 6 shows kids laughing and playing in the sun.
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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2002
Page
1
Children enjoyed a splash day with snocones during Heights Elementary School Water Day on Wednesday. A photo on Page 6 shows kids laughing and playing in the sun.
Adriel Luerson, HI SD valedictorian, received a $1000 scholarship from the College of the Mainland Foundation. The award highlights academic achievement and community ties as documented in a page six feature.
President Bush urged skeptical European allies that the United States must show resolve against terrorism. He called for a united approach and emphasized strength in confronting threats during the Wednesday discussions with European leaders.
A compact Galveston County Mainland item notes local coverage from a historic paper. The entry references ongoing community reporting and archival identity, indicating regional news focus and long-standing publication heritage.
Mainland Medical Center celebrates its 50th anniversary with an open house. Dorothy Taylor recalls being the first baby born under the hospital roof on opening day May 27, 1952. Her mother Lilly Hays says the hospital opened early due to labor. Susan Presley, born nine years later during Hurricane Carla, adds a note of history to the event.
Dickinson High School revamped its courtyard with a $500 grant to Amy Herrmann's art class and local donations. Students gathered ideas at semester start and helped refurbish the interior, opening the space after two years closed.
After months of negotiations and a stalemate, union leaders and Dow Chemical managers discuss a settlement on unfair labor practices alleged last fall. The NLRB May hearing date remains, but talks continue to resolve the dispute before the scheduled session.
City officials say Wal-Mart's La Marque project is in the contractor bidding stage and no longer controlled by the city after council approved the final subdivision plat on May 13. City Manager Carol McLemore hopes groundbreaking will occur soon, while former Mayor Rygaard doubts a date before late summer.
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