Your vote is your power in this election call
Editorial urges voter participation across Baytown Goose Creek and nearby areas and emphasizes registering by April 6. It notes many eligible voters are not registered or do not vote and highlights registration points at Harris County and Chambers County offices, library, and tax office with a link for more information.
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Donald Trump
Baytown
Goose Creek
Mont Belvieu
Barbers Hill
Anahuac
Harris County
Baker Road
Sterling Municipal Library
Chambers County
Votetexas.gov
Letter to the Editor on Trump slogan and nationalism
A letter argues that Donald Trump treats slogans as narcissistic dictates, portraying America as priority over others and likening the rhetoric to dictatorial behavior. It contrasts "America First" with "MAKING America GREAT AGAIN" and accuses the approach of focusing on the self.
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Trump
America
Baytown Sun survey backs teacher body camera idea
Readers respond to this week’s Baytown Sun survey show majority support for body cameras on teachers to document student misconduct, reflecting concern for classroom safety and accountability. The responses highlight demand for clear policies and privacy safeguards while backing visible oversight.
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Baytown Sun
Poll backs probe into Trump Russia links and interference
A NBC News and Wall Street Journal poll shows 53 percent of Americans favor an investigation into whether Donald Trump's 2016 campaign had contact with the Russian government, while 25 percent oppose. A similar 54 percent support probing Russian interference in the election, with 29 percent disagree.
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Russia
Congress
Donald Trump
NBC News
Wall Street Journal
Baytown theater pioneer Brunson’s sweeping local history
Wanda Orton recounts Howard E. Brunson’s decades shaping Baytown area cinema. From 1917 arrival in East Harris County to 1949 growth, Brunson opened or ran Air Dome, Arcadia, Alamo, Texan and Port theaters, and formed East Texas Theaters with partners, shaping Tri-Cities film culture.
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Howard E. Brunson
Baytown
Baytown Sun
Harris County
Charlie Triton
Pelly
Goose Creek Amusement Co
Oiler
Goose Creek
Brunson
Old Main
Harbor
Sam Eastwood
W.M. Quartz
Texan
Texas Avenue
Old Baytown
Arcadia
Palace
Griffin
Nu- Gulf
East Texas Theaters
H.E
Tri-Cities
Channelview
Decker Drive- In
The
Alamo
Growing up in Old Ocean Phillips camp memories
Jim Finley recalls the Phillips 66 Camp in Old Ocean West Brazoria County near Sweeny where a safe, close community shaped many lives in the late 1940s and beyond. He recalls neighbors, school leaders, and the sense of security that defined childhood summers and bike adventures.
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Shirley Christian
Shirley
Kroger
Walmart
Old Ocean
Brazoria County
Sweeny
Phillips 66
Phillips
Chilluns
Virginia Patterson Floyd
San Antonio
Phillips Camp
Virginia
Papa
Linda Mercer Clemons
Vance Underhill
How Green Was My Valley wins best picture 1941
On this date in history the film How Green Was My Valley captured the Oscar for best picture, defeating nine other nominees including The Maltese Falcon and Citizen Kane. The note recalls other events such as the 1987 Tower Commission rebuking Ronald Reagan, the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, and the 2012 Trayvon Martin case, with a Thought for Today by Francoise Sagan.
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Green Was
My Valley
Tower Commission
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