Baytown not a sanctuary city claim disputed by mayor
Baytown officials deny being a sanctuary city after Briscoe Cain circulated flyers labeling the city as such. Mayor Stephen DonCarlos notes a police directive and written policy require notifying ICE and foreign consulates when suspects lack citizenship, aligning with federal law.
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Police investigate 5-year-old girl's death
A week’s top read list highlights the most viewed Baytown Sun articles. Leading the rankings is the police inquiry into a 5-year-old girl’s death, followed by ongoing investigation notes and local crime coverage.
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Flag raised over Texas capitol ends Republic era in 1846
Wanda Orton recalls the 1846 event when the U S flag flew over the Texas capitol as the Lone Star flag went down. Anson Jones, last Republic president, declared annexation complete as crowds cheered, cannon boomed, and Texas joined the Union as its 28th state. Sam Houston’s long pursuit of statehood culminated in celebration amid mixed views on independence and future conflicts.
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Teens Discuss What They Want in a Marriage Partner
Teenagers from diverse backgrounds share ideas on ideal partners including friendship, financial stability, shared values, and personal qualities. They emphasize lasting commitment, honest effort, and balancing independence with companionship while noting variations in desires. Names are changed to protect privacy. JoAn Martin is a retired teacher and author.
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Today in History highlights major events across years
On February 17 major past events are noted including Kasparov defeating Deep Blue in 1996 and the 1815 US Britain ratification of the Treaty of Ghent ending the War of 1812. Other entries cover the founding of the Red Cross in 1863, Civil War burnings, Newsweek first issue in 1933, and Vanguard 2 launch in 1959.
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