Bay Area Relay for Life 2016 shines with success in Texas
The Baytown Sun praises the 2016 Relay for Life at Royal Purple Raceway for a record crowd and emotional moments. More than 29 teams raised funds, surpassing $632,000 with a $650,000 goal set for end August. Tri chairs Rick Merling Kimberly Dillard and Denise Martinez lead a volunteer-driven effort hailed as premier in Texas for the 16th year.
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Today in History highlights key events across the years
On this date events include North Carolina’s 1776 move toward independence, the 1861 Civil War begin, the 1955 Salk polio vaccine approval, King’s 1963 Birmingham arrest and Letter from Birmingham Jail, Jan Berry’s 1966 accident, Columbia’s 1981 shuttle test flight, Charleston’s Civil War centennial ceremonies, Clinton’s 201x campaign return, and a Thought for Today about discipline.
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Archie the emotional support pup becomes part of a family
Winston Gardner, a Baytonian and former Exxon employee, recounts two versions of Archie's origin. PMC found a six week old dog on Archer Road and later learned Archie was rescued by a couple at a local shelter. the owner ultimately gave Archie to PMC. Archie, now eight pounds and at college, enjoys tricks and obedience training and is cherished as more than emotional support.
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Supreme Court upholds total population for districting in Evenwel ruling
The 8 0 decision in Evenwel v Abbott rejects using voter eligible population to draw state legislative districts. The court affirms total population as basis, preserving one person one vote and maintaining current districting practices across states. Justice Ginsburg writes for the majority, with concurring opinions from Thomas and Alito. The ruling favors Democrats by avoiding shift of power to rural areas and leaves open questions about using qualified voters in future maps. Public and civil rights groups praise the decision while signaling ongoing political contest over redistricting methods.
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