Top Baytown Sun trending weekly wrap
Week of June 14 to 20 highlights include Weekend accident survivor seeking help for medical bills Man hurt jumping out of vehicle Police beat Friday June 17 Prayer vigil held for murder victim Goose Creek board passes property tax increase Autistic teen meets country music idol at Crosby Fair Rodeo Prayer vigil set for slain man Police beat Robbery drive by Regents reject reorganization Freddy opens today in Chambers Town Center Mark Fleming reports on local trends
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Letters to the editor about The Donald and the Clintons
A Baytown reader argues over Clinton and Trump sex allegations. The letter condemns personal accusations, asserts Trump’s reliance on women, and questions past Clinton investigations, urging readers to focus on present behavior and political support.
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The excerpt discusses Muslim majority countries and their anti gay laws, linking foreign contributions to the Clintons and a pending presidential candidate. It questions policy and alignment with women's and Christian values, urging personal discernment.
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Remembering Chester Rogers A Baytown Sun mentor and photo ally
Wanda Orton recalls Chester Rogers a Houston Chronicle reporter and photographer who helped The Sun with photos while maintaining ties to Baytown He began as a Goose Creek High student selling his first story and later worked 37 years at the Chronicle while never moving from Baytown His daily presence at The Sun shaped local journalism and friendship across decades.
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Gingerbread Trail and Waxahachie Memories
JoAn Martin recalls Waxahachie's Gingerbread Trail, the pink granite Ellis County courthouse with unrequited love carvings, and film history from Tender Mercies to Peyton Place. She recalls trains, a Chautauqua House, a Gone With the Wind library, and a canceled Superconducting Super Collider project in 1993.
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Hudson Bay mutiny strands expedition in 1611
On this date events include Henry Hudson and his son being set adrift by mutineers in Hudson Bay aboard the Discovery, a pivotal voyage ending in disappearance. Also noted is the 1870 creation of the U.S. Department of Justice and 1937 when Joe Louis began his heavyweight title reign by knocking out Jim Braddock.
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Historic 1944 GI Bill signs and 1945 Okinawa victory
Today in history highlights events across years. In 1944 Franklin D Roosevelt signed the Servicemen s Readjustment Act known as the GI Bill. In 1945 the Okinawa battle ended in Allied victory. Also notes Louis Schmeling rematch and Judy Garland death. Alfred Adler quote.
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