Clifton E Clements and Jim Finley Departed Roles
Clifton E. Clements served as editor and publisher while Jim Finley retired from his managing editor position. Jay Eshbach remains a community member, marking ongoing local engagement and newsroom leadership transitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton E. “Cliff” Clements
Jim Finley
Jay Eshbach
Immunizations Protect Children and Community Health
An article emphasizes prevention through vaccination, noting high but incomplete coverage and the need for herd immunity. It cites state requirements for DTP, polio, MMR, Varicella, and hepatitis vaccines, and details Baytown immunization days and a Shots for Tots event on August 16 at the Wal-Mart on Garth Road with sliding-scale fees and pay-ability options.
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Baytown
Baytown Rotary Club
Harris County Public Health and Environmental Services
Wal-mart
Garth Road
Obama seeks counting Florida Michigan delegates
The Obama campaign asks that all Florida and Michigan delegates be counted at the Democratic convention as a courteous gesture, though largely symbolic since he has the nomination. The move exposes lingering tensions as Republicans still restrict Florida delegates, reflecting broader voter confidence concerns and political sharpness.
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Barack Obama
Florida
Michigan
Republican Party
John McCain
Obama
Pensacola
Fla
Lee College education shapes a lifelong learner in Baytown
A 60 year old Lee College student recalls overcoming self doubt and language barriers from the 60s, credits education and grants for degrees in nursing management and professional studies, and expresses deep attachment to campus life and mentors. She highlights group learning, persevering through fear, and the impact of VA and Pell grants, ending with a teaser to see more on page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Baytown
V.A
Pell
Texas Education
Readers side with Bergh on priorities in Baytown
In a letter to the editor a Baytown resident agrees with Orlin Bergh that local concerns should center on transportation and infrastructure rather than fashion. The writer notes high gas prices push biking as a commute and highlights pleasant church sidewalks as positives while criticizing Gulf Street and Garth Road for upkeep. The piece emphasizes broader urban- planning issues over pants styles.
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Orlin Bergh
Baytown
REL
Izod
Library
Decker
Garth
Gulf Street
Sterling
Texas Avenue
Grace Methodist
Memorial Baptist
Garth Road
Hero neighbor saves choking grandson with back blows
On a Friday evening August 1 a three year old began choking. A neighbor from next door delivered back blows after the father failed to dislodge the obstruction, then the ambulance arrived and the child was reported fine. The family praises the neighbor’s swift actions.
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the Obama Campaign
Twink
Smith
Petra Ramirez Smith
the Trophy Barber Shop
Otneeee
Rai
Texas
Cartlos