Remembering Chief Clint Greenwood of Harris County Pct 3
An editor’s letter honors Assistant Chief Deputy Clint Greenwood murdered in an ambush on April 3 at the courthouse. Tributes describe him as a policeman’s policeman, a loyal family man, and the “smartest man” they knew, with 400 Honor Guard members, a helicopter flyover, a 21 gun salute, and Taps marking the end of watch.
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Thankful letter rails at Trump and Clinton contrasts
A reader questions a letter blaming Trump, argues Hillary would not be a relief, and dismisses Russia collusion as Democrat strategy. The note mocks poll claims and compares spending between presidents, asserting voter gratitude for not having Hillary as president.
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Trump
Hillary Clinton
Obama
Imagine Baytown water plea echoes 1975 annexation promise
A Baytown reader reruns a decades old grievance about promised potable water and sewer service from annexation on August 28, 1975. The letter cites repeated denials and budget delays, noting $150,000 budgeted for a water line in 2002 and ongoing reliance on bottled water, with no storm drainage or permanent road repairs.
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Baytown
Whit Snyder
Baytown Sun
Radio days at Baytown Sun studio and KREL history
A memoir recalling The Baytown Sun newsroom radio studio on West Pearce and KREL station ties. It notes publisher Robert Matherne editor Fred Hartman and Beulah Mae Jackson as directors, with staff like Dan Shults Buck Young and Johnella Boynton shaping sports, city news, and community programs for Baytown from the 1940s through the 1950s. Wanda Orton, former Sun managing editor, is cited.
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West Pearce
KREL
Jesse Jones
KPRC
Lamar Hotel
Houston
Sun
Robert Matherne
Fred Hartman
Beulah Mae Jackson
Decker Drive
Baytown
Robert E. Lee
KRCT
A.L. Banks
Warren Edwards
Chester Bulgier
Banks
Jean Froneberger
Johnella Boynton
Johnella
Oscar the feral cat returns to die at Erikson home
Jim Finley recounts how Oscar, a semi-owned feral cat, vanished for a year and returned to Katie Erikson's Highland Home to die after euthanasia by Dr. Abdul Samad. The Erikson family, led by Katie, cares for many pets, including Annie the Chihuahua, and memories of Josie and Jim’s cats linger.
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Nikki
Texas
Michael Moore
Margie
Paris
Oscar
Erikson
Katie
Christian
Kamille
Connor
Collin
Eriksons
Robin
Steve Richards
Supreme Court
Clarence Thomas
Josie
Thomas
Jimmy
Channelview
East Berlin
Wimberley
Katie Tex
Ted
Abdul Samad
Highlands Animal Clinic
Kitty Litter Heaven
Dr. Samad
The Sun invites readers to send letters and columns
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Notice to Advertisers From The Baytown Sun
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