Clifton E Clements Editorial Board List
Clifton E. Cliff Clements serves as Editor and Publisher. Editorial board members include David Bloom as Managing Editor Jim Finley and Jane Howard Lee as retired Managing Editor, Jay Eschbach as Reporter, and Keith Magee as Community member with an Asst Managing Editor role.
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David Bloom
Jim Finley Jane Howard Lee
Jay Eschbach
Keith Magee
David
Bloom
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Juneteenth Editorial Celebrates a Shared History
Editorial by JoAn Martin for The Baytown Sun honors Juneteenth's long heritage from 1865 Galveston emancipation to 1979 Texas recognition. It recalls Granger's proclamation, festive traditions, and community efforts highlighting education, self-reliance, and interracial civic improvement.
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Texas
Gordon Granger
Galveston
Ashton Villa
Lincoln
General Granger
United States
JoAn Martin
The
Baytown Sun
Newspaper 8
Local Officials and Contacts List From Baytown Sun
A compiled directory lists Harris County and local city officials with phone numbers and emails. It includes district attorneys, clerks, tax office staff, precinct commissioners, sheriffs, constables, mayors, city administrators, secretaries, and federal and state representatives. It also names Baytown Sun staff and contact details for letters and guest columns.
Baytown Sun letters policy and contact details
The Baytown Sun lists submission rules for letters and guest columns including signatures required, home address and phone number for publication, editorial discretion, and submission methods via mail fax or email. It notes delivery by 6 a.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. Sundays with redelivery help if late.
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Baytown Sun
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Sun
David Bloom
P.O
Baytown
Sunnews
Baytownsun.com
Confederate flag debate fuels divisions on Flag Day
A historical overview traces the Confederate battle flag's origins and symbolism, contrasting heritage pride with associations to slavery and racism. It notes public displays, Reconstruction bans, 20th century revival, and the ongoing controversy. Baytown resident Ray Wilson, a retired Exxon supervisor, is cited with contact.
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Continental Congress
United States
Pennsylvania
Confederate States of America
Confederacy
South Carolina
Mississippi
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Texas
Virginia
Arkansas
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Union
South
Cavalry
U.S
Stonewall Jackson
U. S
Okinawa
5Th Marine Regiment
Ku Klux Klan
Baytown
Ray Wilson
Exxon
Rayehasen
Msn
Readers propose renaming school to George Carver High
A letter argues for naming the new high school George Carver High, noting Carver was a famous figure and suggesting the school could replace the former Carver High School. The writer also mentions adopting the original team name.
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George Carver High
George Carver
Carver High
Local hosts sought for exchange students in Baytown area
STS Foundation invites Baytown families to host teenagers for 10 months starting this fall. Students from over 40 countries will attend local high schools and share culture. Families provide room and board while STS arranges matches after interviewing applicants for hobbies and interests.
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STS Foundation
Baytown
STS
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Juneteenth
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Mike Parrott
Justice of the Peace
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Anahuac
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Beach City
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mcKinley
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Wilson
Raymond
Australia
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Rhian
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