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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2009
Page
4
Dave Ma Managing Editor Jay Eshbach Jim Finley tales Assistant Mari Editor M A Bengtson Community member Dave Rogers Sports Editor.
The Naples Daily News piece weighs Sarah Palin's departure as governor of Alaska and the mixed views on her political future. It notes her rise with McCain, media scrutiny, conservative support, and the uncertain path ahead including possible tours, a comeback, or new media ventures.
A Baytown reader writes about government subsidized apartments, difficulty qualifying due to income, and the high rent gap. The letter laments affordable options for people just above lower income and questions how to balance salary with housing costs.
Texas governor Rick Perry leveraging his office to appoint campaign donors to boards and fill judicial vacancies. He signs bills in multiple cities, touts windstorm insurance and tax cuts, and promotes a public image while resisting federal stimulus funds. Critics call it campaigning at taxpayers’ expense and warn of blurred lines between duties and politics.
The Baytown Sun provides contact info for staff and offices in Baytown Texas. It outlines submission rules for letters and guest columns, photo requirements, and a deadline for redelivery if the paper is not received by 9 a.m. Readers are directed to use the provided addresses and numbers for correspondence.
Natalie Whatley of Baytown shares a lighthearted column about aging with grace and the metaphor of lemons. She discusses lemonade varieties, summer silliness, and playful quips about life’s challenges, lemon juice uses, and a cheerful outlook despite daily frictions.
A Milton Berle quip declares it is better to be a has been than a might have been because a might have been never existed while a has was once an are. The sly line celebrates decisive self identity over unfulfilled potential.
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