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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 2009

Page

9

Lunch at San Jacinto Inn Brought Back Baytown Memories

Wanda Orton, retired managing editor of The Baytown Sun, recalls childhood visits to the San Jacinto Battleground. She recalls bicycle rides from Highlands, ferry crossings, and meals from the San Jacinto Inn, including boxes of leftovers for a dollar after games of touch football.

San Jacinto Inn Norman Adams Texas Highlands San Jacinto Battleground Lynchburg Norman Baytown San Jacinto Monument Franklin Delano Roosevelt State Park Buffalo Bayou Santa Anna Sam Houston Wanda Orton The Baytown Sun

Cinco de Mayo and the Puebla Battle in Mexican History

May 5 marks Cinco de Mayo commemorating General Ignacio Zaragoza’s victory over the French at Puebla. The text traces centuries of Spanish domination, La Reforma, Juarez leadership, and French intervention culminating in Puebla, with broader implications for Mexican independence and culture.

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Cinco de Mayo Traditions and Symbols Highlight Celebrations

The article details sombreros, Ballet Folklorico, and the Mexican flag as central symbols. It notes Cinco de Mayo as a weekend or week-long celebration with mariachi music, colorful costumes, and street dancing, especially in the US Southwest. Los Angeles and San Marcos host major events, including parades, fiestas, and menudo cook-offs.

Mexico Southwest Los Angeles el Pueblo de Los Angeles San Marcos United States

Understanding USB versions and upgrading for faster external drives

USB versions affect speed and power delivery. If your external drive supports USB 2.0 but you only have USB 1.1, you won’t reach full speed. use a 2.0 port or upgrade via a desktop expansion card. Laptops usually lack expansion slots, so consider service help or a desktop upgrade if needed.

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