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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2009
Page
4
Dave Mathews and Jay Eshbach join editorial leaders in a community briefing alongside retired editor V A Bengtson and community member Jim Findlay. Former managing editor Dave Roe remains noted as influential in the newsroom history.
The Lufkin Daily News notes the passage of the American Clean Energy Security Act in the House on a tight margin amid 300 pages of amendments aimed at rural electric coops farmers and bio fuels. It questions the bill's real impact on temperatures and costs, citing a CBO estimate of 175 per year in 2020 and potential job losses in Spain.
A letter describes a stolen concrete angel statue and a replacement statue placed in its yard. The writer thanks the unknown replacer, saying the gesture restored faith in humanity and brightened their day. The incident involved police reporting but little immediate action.
Luke Hales, assistant managing editor of The Baytown Sun, shares a personal piece on moving from a family home filled with memories. He recalls renovations from shag carpet to wood floors, the chaos of packing, and the realization that home lies in people and memories, not walls.
This page lists editors and contact emails for The Baytown Sun and provides guidelines for letters and guest columns. It includes mailing addresses in Baytown Texas, phone numbers for Newsroom Retail and Classifieds, a fax number, and an email for sunnews baytownsun.com. It notes original material only and deadlines for redelivery if a paper is late.
Toni Lemon Russell recounts a personal Fourth of July in Baytown, reflecting on her great grandfather Anthony Tavary who emigrated from Agnone Italy to the United States via Ellis Island. He became a bricklayer and tile setter, later founding a life in Humble Oil work, raising a large family, and surviving to 83 after a road accident, with memories captured on film and a deep sense of American capitalism and heritage.
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