Crime Stoppers a valuable community resource in Baytown
Our view lauds Baytown Crime Stoppers as an international nonprofit collaborating with residents, police, and media since 1981. It offers anonymous tips, assigns case numbers, and rewards arrests for felonies, while promoting a new website with Most Wanted and unsolved crimes sections to engage the public.
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GOP negative ratings rise as Trump climbs in polls
The AP GfK poll shows 67 percent view the Republican Party unfavorably, up from 58 percent in October 2014, while 30 percent see the GOP favorably. Democrats split 50 48 with a 50 percent favorable share, reflecting shifting opinions as Trump leads the GOP field.
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Johnny Appleseed ideals of kindness and sharing seeds
Harvey Schultz reflects on John Chapman Johnny Appleseed born 1774 noting his acts of kindness leadership in conservation and apple planting in Ohio Indiana and Illinois. He argues adopting Appleseed's generosity can spread goodwill today and influence communities through simple acts. Schultz a Baytown resident and author of three books shares memories and lessons.
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Blue star shaped glass and a Baytown memory
A web memory centers on a blue star shaped glass token found in a geocache. The author recalls the trade, personal nostalgia for Long Beach glass balls, and the urge to slow down to savor moments, linking personal reflection to travel, fitness, and a Baytown community voice.
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This Day in History Highlights Major U.S. Milestones
A compilation of anniversaries and events: 1864 Senate approves the 13th Amendment abolishing slavery. 1865 House passes and ratification. 1913 17th Amendment ratified. 1952 Truman seizes steel industry to avert a strike. 1974 Hank Aaron hits 715th home run. Nirvana founder Kurt Cobain dies at 27. Rolling Stones perform first mainland China show. quote by Gen. Omar N. Bradley on global conscience.
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