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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 2014
Page
4
The Baytown Fire Department bans possession or discharge of fireworks within city limits and the Baytown Police remind residents that firing within or near the city is prohibited. Authorities urge safe handling and report stray discharges to 281-422-8371.
The Baytown Police Department urges safe driving and reports warning signs for DUI. Officers will participate in the No Refusal program on New Year's Eve, urging citizens to drink responsibly and avoid dangerous driving behaviors.
Baytown Sun lists the week's most read items led by a I-10 crash with a wrong-way driver and a intox manslaughter charge. Evergreen golf course closure and traffic issues follow, alongside local features and police blotters.
Alexandra Catherine Hunter letters The Baytown Sun on December 14 expressing disappointment at a Garth Road billboard advertising a Chan nelview strip club. The writer notes past ad changes, a fire that halted contracts, and argues the town should keep out what she calls trash from the community.
Wanda Orton reviews 2014 reader favorites from The Sun collecting memories of Pace's tamales and other local figures. The year featured tributes to Marshall Lafayette Pace, Humble Oil's Billion Gallon Day, and notable Texans from Trinity Episcopal Church to University of Akron president Scott Scarborough.
Chronicle recalls 1904 Times Square first New Year’s Eve with about 200000 attendees. Also listed are key historical events on this date including Montgom ery and Arnold's repulsed Quebec assault 1775 Edison’s public light demonstration 1879 Manhattan Bridge opening 1909 Truman’s WWI end 1946 gold ownership liberalization 1974 and a reflective quote from Felicia Hemans.
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