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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2015
Page
4
Our view denounces anti notice bills HB 139 814 392 1019 1499 1548 and 1754 as an assault on open government. It argues notices belong in local papers or official sites and warns readers may miss critical details about school district spending taxes and development without print notices.
The text lists contact addresses for Governor Greg Abbott Sylvia Garsia and Wayne Smith. It provides P O boxes, Capitol Station addresses, and street offices in Austin Houston Baytown with phone numbers. It appears as a reference for writing to state legislators and the governor.
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Elizabeth Gill, a retired Barbers Hill ISD English teacher and Sunday School teacher at First Baptist Church in Mont Belvieu, reflects on hope for spring. She recalls quotable lines, notes longer days, and plans a Texas spring trip toward Dallas and Huntsville while reconnecting with a friend between them.
The Baytown resident explains seasonal affective disorder and how sun, church services, and a strong gym culture boost his well being. He recalls experiences from 1971 in Great Falls, Montana, and notes colleagues from KPFT and a spin class led by Page. He stresses exercise benefits, mentions Joe and Al at the gym, and praises fitness blogger Michelle Fitness.
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