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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2009
Page
4
Dave Mathews as Managing Editor and Jay Eshbach as Community member lead a lineup of staff. Jim Finley and Luke Habber as assistants to the editor and M A Bengtson listed as Community member accompany Dave Rogers noted as former Sports Editor.
Baytown Parks and Recreation seeks volunteers for the Special Olympics event on Saturday. Organizers emphasize community support, coaching and celebration roles, with hundreds of athletes expected to participate and benefit from inclusive sports. Call 281-420-6597 for details.
Letter writer urges negotiating with Somali pirates to secure hostages release and then summarily execute attackers, insisting no apologies are needed. The piece frames a harsh, unambiguous stance and advocates violence as the next step once captives are freed.
Wanda Orton recalls a hypothetical Texas history moment in which Santa Anna might have fled from Morgan's Point aboard a German schooner to Vera Cruz and Mexico City. The piece imagines the impact of a Mexican escape blocked by the Texas Navy and notes Castrillon's death at San Jacinto as a pivotal counterfactual.
The Baytown Sun lists contact numbers for federal and state legislators and internal staff roles. It outlines submission rules for letters and guest columns, including word limits, required signatures and contact details, editorial rights, delivery times, and redelivery procedures.
Luke Hales, assistant managing editor for the Baytown Sun, reflects on creativity and adulthood. He recalls his son, a banana moon moment, and contrasts past imaginative play with modern gadgets. The essay meditates on losing wonder, urging adults to reclaim simple joys like a stick for play.
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