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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2009
Page
4
Clifton E. Clements remains Editor and Publisher with Dave Mathews and Luke Hales as Managing Editor and Assistant Managing Editor respectively. Jay Eshbach and M A Bengtson serve as community members, joined by Jim Finley and Dave Rogers in sports leadership roles.
Letter writers condemn the Goose Creek Board for an overreaction to close the school claiming there is no current danger. They question the study’s facts and demand input from pipeline engineers, arguing the decision harms students, families, teachers, and taxpayers who recently funded new schools.
A letter responding to Kinney argues that income drop in Liberty County is tied to Republican views, noting Bush's economic history and Obama's job losses. It suggests moving counties for work, cites a $28 per hour job in SH 225, and contrasts American mobility with critiques of oil, consumer costs, and a liberal Britain quote from Margaret Thatcher.
Texas scholars publish two timely works on governance and water. University presses feature Brian McCall on governors from Connally to Bush and Ernie Stromberger helping John Hill’s account of the attorney general era. Andrew Sansom authored Water in Texas introducing state water policy.
The Baytown Sun provides contact details for publishers editors and departments, plus submission rules. It outlines where to send letters and guest columns, photo requirements for guest columns, address and phone numbers, edition timing, and redelivery policy for late papers.
Natalie Whatley of Baytown writes about how daily chaos from family life, chores, and parenting questions fuels her humor and creativity. She notes sarcasm as a tool and ironies as a detector while balancing sock sorting, school duties, and the smell of roses beneath life’s thorns.
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