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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2010
Page
4
The town newspaper lists Janie Halter as Editor Publisher Gary Maidla as Managing Editor Jay Eshbach as Community member Luke Hales as Assistant Managing Editor M A Bengtson as iber Community member Jim Finley as former Managing Editor and Dave Rogers as Sports Editor.
The Baytown Sun announces the Profiles edition will publish in May 2010 highlighting communities, industries, health facilities and schools. The Citizen of the Year nomination period is extended to March 31, with forms available online, by mail, or via fax. People can submit nominations to Janie Halter at The Baytown Sun and call 281-425-8000 for details.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has reviewed the Hood case twelve times, finding flaws in sentencing instructions and noting a long secret extramarital affair between the trial judge and district attorney. Hood’s lawyers sought to use the affair as appeal grounds, but records remained scarce. The piece argues that public faith hinges on fair and proper capital prosecutions.
Contact options include Joe Biden and Rick Perry with general lines for the governor and representatives Ted Poe and Ron Paul. Also lists publisher Janie Halter and staff emails for Maitland, Denson, Hart, and Sun Newsroom addresses for Baytown Sun.
The Baytown Sun invites letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Guest columns should include a writer photo. Only original material addressed to The Baytown Sun with signature is published. Contact details for Rep. Gene Green and phone lines are listed for reference.
The Baytown Sun provides addresses phone numbers and submission rules. Readers are instructed to call specific numbers for redelivery if a paper is late and to send signed letters to the postal box or via fax or email. The policy notes editorial discretion and views of submitters may differ from the paper.
Dutch Party for Freedom leader Geert Wilders urged a ban on headscarves in municipal bodies and subsidized institutions in Almere. He argued the move would distinguish Islam as a political ideology, not a faith, amid broader European debates on religious symbols and secularism. Diana West notes similar bans in Europe and discusses public support for burka bans across several countries.
Natalie Whatley reflects on surviving personal earthquakes of grief and fear, comparing them to global quakes in Haiti Chile and Taiwan. She recalls hiding pain from others and rebuilding her inner strength, vowing to stay standing after future tremors. She notes ongoing efforts to heal, learn, and prepare for aftershocks.
The speaker extends the idea of grace beyond meals to include grace before every activity. From dining to concerts, opera, theater, reading, art, sport, travel, and writing, grace precedes each action as a mindful, grateful stance.
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