Remembering Grace’s sacrifice and street honor idea
A reader praises the Keith Grace fundraiser and proposes permanent tribute by renaming Blue Heron Parkway to Keith Grace Blvd. They urge the city to honor Grace and his sacrifice for the country with a lasting memorial street name.
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Transgender bathroom debate sparks safety concerns
A reader argues for separate transgender bathrooms citing child safety and parental protection. The letter contends mixed gender restrooms risk children and calls for distinct transgender facilities, insisting gender is fixed at conception and criticizing cross sex access.
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What do you like most about Baytown
This week’s Baytown Sun poll invites readers to register their view on what they like most about Baytown. Visit www baytownsun com to vote in the multiple choice question.
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Today in History highlights key moments across years
On this date in history several pivotal events are recorded including John Hancock's election as President of the Continental Congress in 1775 Samuel Morse opening Americas first telegraph line in 1844 the first major league night game in 1935 and the Supreme Court upholding the Social Security Act in 1937. Astronaut Scott Carpenter orbited the Earth in 1962. A Thought for Today reads Responsibility educates.
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Backyard wildlife chronicle from a Baytonian retiree
A Baytonian near 76 recounts a lively back yard with a tiny green rain frog, color changing green lizards, nesting house wrens, and frequent visits from doves, cardinals, jays, and ducks. A nocturnal barn thief, likely a raccoon, tests patience while a four foot snake in the pool leads to a dramatic failed shot and a quick rescue by a great nephew.
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Texas Supreme Court backs funding plan as constitutional
The Texas Supreme Court upheld the Robin Hood style school finance system as constitutional, overturning a 2014 ruling. Justice Willett said the system is imperfect but meets minimum requirements, and refused to dictate reforms. The decision draws praise from Gov. Paxton and criticism from lawmakers.
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