Baytown Cheers and Jeers highlights theater hopes and honors
The Baytown Sun’s Cheers and Jeers applauds city efforts to revive the Brunson Theater and welcomes progress on Texas Avenue. A posthumous nod honors Fred Hartman, while Baytown Fire Academy graduates receive well earned praise. A toast to El Toro’s anniversary and a Jeer at the polar vortex conclude the items.
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Baytown Sun invites community news and event tips
The Baytown Sun asks readers to contribute photos, notes, and story ideas about local milestones, events, church or community center happenings, business openings, new employees, and anniversaries. Submissions can be emailed, called in, or mailed to the News Room in Baytown Texas.
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Psychology Revisited and More From Baytown Sun
Malcolm Murray reflects on psychology topics from prior Baytown Sun pieces. He discusses smelling salts on panels for pilots and drivers, kumquat skin eating experiments with Sunday school class, Army tool memories, debt and car ownership choices, and his life in Baytown as a retired Exxon Chemical mechanical engineer.
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DPS marks National AMBER Alert Awareness Day
Texas DPS joins national observance of AMBER Alert Awareness Day. AMBER honors Amber Hagerman, abducted in Arlington in 1996, whose death inspired the Dallas Fort Worth effort to create the first alert program. Since 2002, 124 children recovered during 109 Texas alerts through 2013.
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Today in History 14 January 2014 recap
Highlights include the 1784 Treaty of Paris ratification ending the Revolutionary War, FDR Churchill and de Gaulle meeting in Casablanca, and the NBC Today debut in 1952. Notable birthdays span Arnold to Soderbergh. Casablanca trip marked first wartime presidential flight. DiMaggio Monroe wedding noted. Schweitzer quote and Morocco population figure cited.
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