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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2009
Page
4
The article lists Dave Mathews as Luke Hales Managing Editor and Jay Eshbach M A Bengtson as community members. It notes Jim Finley and Dave Rogers as sports editor and former managing editor, highlighting roles within the newsroom.
Editor announces this will be the last edition to include letters to the editor about the upcoming mayoral election on Saturday. Submissions on other subjects will be accepted as usual.
A candidate running for mayor argues that federal growth and spending are spiraling, urges Baytown to reject federal stimulus funding, and pursue independent, efficient government at the local level for sustainable growth and service to citizens and small business.
A reader urges Baytown candidates to outline plans for economic diversification beyond the prevailing single industry. They question whether leaders will pursue new sectors such as healthcare, including a potential Level 1 trauma center, to create jobs and prestige and reduce reliance on one industry.
Wanda Orton recalls finding and rereading Leaves of Gold, an anthology of inspirational and humorous sayings and poems loved by her mother. The piece highlights quotes from famous authors and thinkers, including Will Rogers, Twain, Emerson, Thoreau, and Augustine, tied to the book’s enduring appeal.
Provides contact information for The Baytown Sun including publisher Dave Mathews editor Clifton Clements and staff emails and phone numbers. Includes mailing address P.O. Box 90 Baytown Texas 77522 and lines about submission policies letters guest columns deadlines and redelivery.
Luke Hales, assistant managing editor of The Baytown Sun, writes about his well intentioned DIY projects. He jokes about painting doors and cabinets, botched repairs, and the resilient patience of his wife who keeps him grounded despite mishaps.
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