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Sentinel Photo/Mike Reddell Bay City Aquacat divers present a lively look during competition at last Saturday’s Aquacat swim meet here. The threat of lightning forced the cancellation of the event.

Sentinel Photo/Mike Reddell Bay City Aquacat divers present a lively look during competition at last Saturday’s Aquacat swim meet here. The threat of lightning forced the cancellation of the event.

Aquacats to make up lightning-cancelled meet

    Well our meet got cut short Saturday because of the rain so we had to call it for weather.   Our parent association did let us make up our times this morning because we need them to compete in champs this coming weekend in Rosenberg.
Sentinel Photo/Jessica Shepard Wharton County AgriLife Extension Program Specialist Simeon Ross, right, discussed the types of insect pests that have been visible in cotton crops in the area during Matagorda County’s annual “Row Crop Tour” on June 11. Tour attendees were able to get up close and personal with cotton, grain sorghum and corn trial crops.

Sentinel Photo/Jessica Shepard Wharton County AgriLife Extension Program Specialist Simeon Ross, right, discussed the types of insect pests that have been visible in cotton crops in the area during Matagorda County’s annual “Row Crop Tour” on June 11. Tour attendees were able to get up close and personal with cotton, grain sorghum and corn trial crops.

"Annual ‘Row Crop Tour’ draws roughly 30 attendees " by: Jessica Shepard

   Matagorda County AgriLife Extension Office’s annual “Row Crop Tour” drew about 30 attendees last Thursday.  Speaker topics ranged from weather and market forecasting to pesticide and herbicide licensing requirements.
Sentinel Photo/Mike Reddell Bay City Community Development Corporation Executive Director guides City Council through new Aquatics Center presentation.

Sentinel Photo/Mike Reddell Bay City Community Development Corporation Executive Director guides City Council through new Aquatics Center presentation.

Townsend shows council new Aquatics Center presentation

   The Aquatics Center is going forward, Bay City Community Development Corporation (BCCDC) Executive Director Melanie Townsend told council at its workshop meeting last week.