Solunar Fish and Game Barrow Tide Peak Feeds
Solunar forecast notes peak feeding times at Tides Point Barrow Trinity Bay with high tides at 1:53, 2:51, 3:57 and 10:02 p.m. and low tides early morning and evening. Air quality reads moderate today, with yesterday’s AQI in the good to moderate range as weather outlook shows a blustery cold day across the eastern two thirds of the nation with snow showers in the interior Northeast.
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Rotary contest highlights ethics of four-way test
Essays continued from page 1 profile Rotary 4-Way Test Essay Contest winners Kaitlen Lopez Madison McQueen and Garrett Box from Baytown Junior. Lopez notes teens lack awareness of the four questions Is it the truth Is it fair to all concerned Will it build goodwill and better friendship Will it be beneficial to all concerned. Lopez hopes all students learn the test by heart to resist peer pressure and choose wisely.
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Baytown student art contest winners announced at gallery
Juried display at Baytown's temporary gallery recognized Nathan Knowles of Robert E. Lee High School with first prize for Giant Hands Drawn Over Newspaper Obituaries. Chelsea Jaramillo Sterling placed second, Mayra Alverez third, and several students earned honorable mentions across high school and junior high divisions.
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Garret Miller
Dylan Putt
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Highlands
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Zana Thibodeaux
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Bible in schools sparks debate over curriculum use
District guidelines allow Bible references in assignments if the aim is academic. Barbers Hill administrators defend historical context while rejecting proselytizing. Critics say courses misstate Bible study and favor Protestant views, risking legal challenges. supporters expect elective offerings with objective, non devotional framing.
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Chisum
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Mark Chancey
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
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