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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 2021

Page

4

New San Jacinto Elementary rises on Market Street

A new San Jacinto Elementary School is under construction on Market Street near the existing campus in Goose Creek. Groundbreaking was held last November, with completion projected for December, funded by 22.6 million of the 335 million bond from 2019, to serve preK through fifth grade across 102,200 square feet for about 800 students.

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Easter Message of Hope and Renewal Across Faiths

The Easter celebration marks Jesus of Nazareth’s crucifixion and resurrection as the heart of Christianity. The four gospels offer a shared message of truth for seekers, leaders, and dreamers who endure hardship for a greater cause, signaling a dawn of renewed hope.

United States Jesus Jesus of Nazareth Gethsemane Mount of Olives Calvary Golgotha Mark

Voting rights versus the Second Amendment letter to the editor

James Connealy of Baytown argues that Kathryn Aguilar would tax gun ownership and threaten gun rights while voting rules fail to stop illegal voting. He contends background checks exist for firearms but not for voters, and that laws against lawbreakers will not stop criminals from possessing weapons.

Kathryn Aguilar Democrat Party James Connealy Baytown

Factless conspiracy theories raise points on April Fool's Day

Cyrus B. Fletcher remarks on two letters in Thursday's paper dated April Fool's Day. Tom Kinkaid presents nineteen alleged conspiracy points while Kathryn Aguilar defends gun violence concerns, noting widespread semiautomatic long guns in the USA. He concedes one fact: the NRA bankruptcy claim.

Tom Kinkaid Kathryn Aguilar Kincaid Ms Aguilar USA Ms .Aguilar National NRA Cyrus B. Fletcher Baytown

Public aid drug testing question stirs debate

A Baytown Sun inquiry asks readers whether public assistance should be conditioned on drug testing. The piece outlines arguments for and against requiring drug tests, noting potential effects on recipients, costs, and privacy concerns. Readers are invited to weigh moral and practical implications in the discussion.

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Lost Day Nap Sparks Confusion and Time Warp

Jim Finley recalls a baffling morning nap that left him convinced it was mid afternoon while the clock showed 8 48 am. He details memory gaps, a lingering sense of off rhythm, and a return to normal the next day with support from family and routine.

Prince Harry Meghan Markle George Washington Kevin Horn Margie Judy Finley Rooster’s Mike Judy

Flag plan and Lincoln trip mark the date

On this date 1818 Congress set the US flag to 13 red and white stripes and 20 stars with a new star for each state. In 1865 President Abraham Lincoln and his young son Tad traveled together in the aftermath of the Civil War era.

Congress United States Abraham Lincoln Tad

Today in History recounts arrival at Richmond crowd

A historic dispatch describes Today in History visiting Richmond Virginia, greeted by a diverse crowd including former slaves. The brief notes that in 1968 civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. aged 39 was shot, marking a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement.

Richmond Virginia Martin Luther King Jr

Memphis Balcony Slaying Sparks Riots After Shocking Death

A man was killed while standing on a balcony at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis Tennessee triggering a wave of rioting. In 1983 the space shuttle Challenger launched on its maiden voyage and later was destroyed in the January 1986 disaster.

Lorraine Memphis Tennessee

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