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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2009
Page
4
Dave Rogers, former Sports Editor, and Jay Eshbach, community member, along with Jim Finley and M A Bengtson, were listed in an editorial note dated July 6 detailing leadership roles.
Guest column urges citizen involvement to rebuild the nation after a downturn. The author cites patriotism, sacrifice, and responsibility of officials and citizens, recalling JFK and the Star Spangled Banner, and notes personal experience growing up in Florida and Texas. Brad Hoffmann lives in Baytown.
A Baytown Sun reader recalls a four week vacation prank where a coworker signed him up for adult bed wetting programs, mailing chaos, and a neighbor landlord unwittingly became the honest straight man, prompting reflection on clever harmless humor. The paper invites readers to share their own best practical jokes with contact details.
The Baytown Sun lists contacts for federal state representatives and staff, publisher, editors, and department phones. It also details letters to the editor guidelines, submission requirements, publication timing, and redelivery procedures for Baytown readers.
Natalie Whatley shares budget friendly day trips and events for Baytown families during spring break. Highlights include Gray Wetlands Center, Roseland spray park, Sterling Library programs, Baytown Historical Museum, Max Bowl East specials, San Jacinto and Battleship Texas visits, Space Center Houston treasure adventure, Kemah Boardwalk reopenings, Schlitterbahn Galveston reopening, and discounted CityPASS Houston attractions with online tickets.
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