Baytown Chamber honors Partners in Education leaders
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce recognized business partners aiding Goose Creek schools through tutoring mentoring attendance incentives and guest speakers. ExxonMobil Chemical earned Partner of the Year for donations and STEM outreach including Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day and Go Texan Chili Cook Off support.
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More retail development on the way on Hwy. 146
Weekly ranking of Baytown Sun stories highlights No 1 about retail expansion on Highway 146 and other top reads. The list shows development, renovations, investigations, memorials, and local officials across May 16 to 22 with notes on prior peak year reads.
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Multi-generational detectives in a beltway rant
A Baytown Sun editorial critique from May 23 is cited, opposing a seatbelt law and a bathroom bill. The writer claims the belt law harms reproduction, labels teachers as teaching science to untrained students, and ridicules the idea that high school graduates may lack basic civic sense and bathroom awareness.
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Opinion piece on deporting criminal illegal aliens by Jack W Horvath
The author reflects on border issues from his Lower Rio Grande Valley upbringing. He argues for deporting criminal illegal aliens while permitting those not guilty of felonies to stay, noting many work in jobs Americans avoid and calling for selective enforcement to protect workers and the economy.
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Cop and German shepherd patrol Goose Creek streets
Wanda Orton recalls a 1930s to 1940s Goose Creek scene where Officer Henry Knox and his German shepherd partner kept Texas Avenue in check, making children behave without warnings. The piece reflects on local policing, a childhood memory at Grenaders store, and Orton's long career with Baytown Sun.
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Morse opens America's first telegraph line in 1844
On this date 1844 Samuel F B Morse transmitted What hath God wrought from Washington to Baltimore as he formally opened the first telegraph line in the United States. The event marked a milestone in long distance communication and industrial progress.
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Today in History highlights key events across decades
Highlights include the 1935 Social Security Act’s constitutionality, Scott Carpenter orbiting Earth in 1962 aboard Aurora 7 as the second American in space, Iran’s 1980 rejection of a Hague World Court hostages ruling, 1994 convictions of four Islamic militants for the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, and a 2004 war spending bill aligning with Bush era policies.
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