Buzzed Driving Is Drunk Driving PSA Urges Sobriety
The Bay Area Council on Drugs and Alcohol and BACODA partner with NHTSA to warn Baytown drivers that any alcohol can impair driving. The message urges planning ahead, designating a sober driver, leaving keys, or calling a taxi, and notes holiday crash risks with stats from 2013.
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Amber Burns
The
Bay Area Council On Drugs and Alcohol
Burns
Baytown
Bacoda
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America
SaferRide
Texas Refugee Welcoming Letter Urges Open Gates
A letter to the editor argues Texas should welcome Syrian refugees despite state lawsuits and political opposition. It frames refugee resettlement as a federal matter and calls for immediate halt to bans, stressing moral duty to aid families, widows, and children fleeing terror.
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Texas
Congress
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Yes There Is a God Says Virginia In Bible Faith Card
A Baytown area resident, Ginger Stripling of Mont Belvieu, argues in a devotional style that God exists and inhabits all people. The piece blends a Santa Claus reference with Christian teaching, urging belief in God, Jesus Christ, and the Bible as guidance for life and eternity.
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Francis Church
New York Sun
Santa Claus
Mr. Church
Virginia
Jesus Christ
Christ
Virginias
Baytown
Ginger Stripling
Mont Belvieu
Gift of time instead of toys for lasting Christmas memories
Jane Howard Lee reflects on Christmas memories rooted in shared experiences rather than gifts. She recalls family traditions in California and Texas, and urges readers to give time together by signing up for classes or outings to create lasting memories with loved ones.
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Harold Reese
California
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Texas
Today in History December 17 2015 recap
On this date in history several milestones are noted including France recognizing American independence in 1777, the Wright brothers’ first successful powered flight in 1903, Mitch ell’s court martial conviction in 1925, the end of the Japanese exclusion policy on the West Coast in 1944, Atlas missile test in 1957, Blue Book closure in 1969, Lynette Fromme’s 1975 life sentence, and the diplomatic reset with Cuba a year earlier. Thought for Today follows.
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Wilbur
Orville Wright
Dayton
Ohio
Kitty Hawk
North Carolina
United States
U.S. Air Force
Lynette Fromme
Gerald R. Ford
Fromme
Cuba
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Memorial Drive
Baytownsun
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Janie Gray
David Bloom
Jim Finley
Jay Eshbach
M. A. Bengtson
Tony Polumbe
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