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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 2018
Page
4
A Baytown area reader objects to GCCISD spending and bond proposals arguing tax dollars should be spent prudently. The writer urges restraint on debt, calls for lower taxes, and says they voted no after reviewing finances and plans. They offer to join a future community committee if proposals fail.
A local resident near Goose Creek Memorial High School explains they voted no on bonds, citing recent remodeling and ongoing debt. They urge itemized proposals and warn against frivolous spending, hoping future bond proposals better align with taxpayers’ needs.
Resident reports heavy equipment blocking view along newly annexed West Cedar Bayou Lynchburg area causing unsafe driveway exit. The writer describes using a discarded stop sign to halt traffic and notes plans to buy a reflective vest.
On this date reflections span 1777 Ridgefield battle in Connecticut a British victory 1978 Ehrlichman released after 18 months 1982 Hinckley trial began ended in insanity acquittal Ten years ago Ashley Force became first woman to win a national Funny Car race defeating John Force Thought for Today rearranging prejudices Luther Burbank noted horticulturist 1849 1926.
A public memorial at City Hall and a Bush family private burial highlighted tributes to Barbara Bush. Bishops, rabbis, and imams shared anecdotes from White House years as Secret Service stood watch by Mrs. Bush’s casket. Caroline Kennedy and Ford, Johnson, and Nixon kin attended. Jeb Bush posted cadet salutes online. Lanny Griffith, AEL graduate and media mogul, adds personal recollections.
Baytown orchestra families praise GCCISD board for allowing one full time orchestra teacher per high school Lee Sterling and Goose Creek Memorial. Critics question the 100 student per teacher target and warn about logistics, honor credits, and reduced participation. The writer condemns admin conduct, demands records, and critiques bond proposals totaling 437 million to 650 million with interest.
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