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18
Apr

Shades, bunny ears for Easter

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The Holy Cross Catholic School Pre K-4 Art Class sports their bunny ears and cool shades as they gear up for all of the Easter festivities this week.

Thu
18
Apr

Simons advances to State competition

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Tidehaven High School Freshman Kinsley Simons competed in the UIL Regional Computer Applications competition in Brenham April 13, earning a third place seat. Kinsley will travel to Austin in May to compete at the UIL State level.

Thu
18
Apr

Cherry students have a 'Crocodile Encounter'

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Photo courtesy Kenall Jernigan
The Cherry Elementary Kindergarten students traveled to Angleton on April 4 to visit Crocodile Encounters. The students and staff encountered a whole lot more than alligators, including tortises and other exotic animals. Pictured are teacher Kendall Jernigan with a snake casually draped around her neck.

Thu
18
Apr

Van Vleck, Tidehaven, Bay City track & field winners

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District 24-3A 
Track & Field results
Thursday, April 11
Van Vleck High School

Thu
18
Apr

Carter signs with Sul Ross

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Blackcat James Carter signed to play football with Sul Ross University Monday afternoon.
Carter, center, was flanked by Blackcat Head Football Coach Patrick Matthews and Carter’s mother, Earlean Carter. Behind them are Blackcat offensive coordinator Jake Wertz and defensive coordinator Shawn Hurd. Blackcats Javian Times and Jon Ruiz also have signed with the Sul Ross Lobos.
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Thu
18
Apr

Wellness Matagorda hosts Fun Run

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Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell
Wellness Matagorda had its bi-annual fun run or walk, Catch the Wellness Wave, Saturday morning. The winners were: 1st place 5k run, Emilee Schneider; 1st place 10K run, Drew Richards; 2nd place 5K run James Ramos; and 3rd place 5K run, Will Mejia.

Thu
18
Apr

Football Panel winners receive awards

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John O’Brien, left, and John Hoffman show off the personalized Yeti insulated tumblers they received as the co-champions of last season’s Bay City Sentinel football picks panel.

Thu
18
Apr

"Power of Purse fundraiser set April 25 " by: Jessica Shepard

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   The Matagorda Regional Medical Center Foundation hosts the 8th Annual Power of the Purse fundraiser with doors opening at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 25, at the Bay City Civic Center.
   Tickets are $30 per person or $400 for a corporate table that seats eight.
   “Tickets are selling fast and we prefer to pre-sale; however, we have been known to sell a ticket or two at the door!” said MRMCF director Tiffany Foltyn.
   “Tickets are on sale now starting at $30 each. Also, corporate tables will be available at $400 per table of 8 reserved seats.
   “Tickets may be purchased online at matagordaregional.org/purse or by calling 979-241-5534. All tickets include a variety of hors d’oeuvres, desserts, beverages and spirits.”
   The Matagorda Regional Medical Center Nutritional Services lead by Carol Butler and Kelly Davis will cater this year’s event with “Llamazing” succulent appetizers inspired by the Southwest.

Thu
18
Apr

Cherry, Holmes are named National Showcase Schools

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   Cherry and Tenie Holmes elementary schools have each received a Capturing Kids’ Hearts National Showcase School award for the 2018-2019 school year from the Flippen Group. 
   Several years ago, both campuses began an initiative to transform their schools into  emotionally safe and relationally connected places for students, staff, and parents. 
   After researching programs used by some of the nation’s most successful schools, Bay City Independent School District chose to join hands with the Flippen Group to bring Capturing Kids’ Hearts to the entire district. Teachers and staff learned processes to increase students’ connectedness with both peers and adults on campus. 

Thu
18
Apr

JSL elects new officers

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The 2019-2020 Junior Service League Officers are, from left: Carma Crain, Past President; Savannah Cornelius, Treasurer; Gina Wilson, Recording Secretary; Jessica Estlinbaum, President; Laura Price, Vice President; and Jennie Meyer, Corresponding Secretary.
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