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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2021
Page
4
Kathy Horton argues bullying stems from parenting and family roles. She urges consistent guidance from parents, stepparents, and guardians to shape kinder, responsible children and a better society, urging late but lasting effort. Her letter emphasizes biblical instruction and lifelong impact for future generations.
Reader Larry Rollo reports Baytown Sun noting future meetings on Highway 146 between I-10 and Ferry Road to address truck traffic. He urges routing trucks via I-10 to 330 or toll free Highway 99 and calls on Mayor and Baytown PD DOT to inspect trucks quickly while warning of potential accidents if action is delayed.
Boris Stutenheim highlights a shift from high temperature grilling risks to plant based veggie burgers veggie dogs and soy nuggets. He notes these products offer health benefits no cholesterol or drugs and are available in frozen aisles alongside nut milks cheeses and ice creams.
The Lady Eagles push their postseason journey deeper as they advance through the softball playoffs, maintaining momentum and seeking a decisive series clincher amid competitive matchups and key performances.
On this date in 1935 Babe Ruth belted his 712th to 714th career home runs for the Boston Braves in a 11-7 loss to the Pirates. In 1961 President Kennedy urged Congress to reach the moon goal before the decade ends. In 1986 about 7 million Americans joined Hands Across America to raise funds for hunger and homelessness.
John Martin, a retired teacher with five novels, reflects on his motivation to review books. He treats reading as a habit, uses reviews to guide readers, enjoys the escape of fiction, and values not spoiling stories while praising reading as freedom and imagination.
A retrospective on Racer's Storm, the 1837 hurricane that tracked from near Cape Verde to Jamaica and the Yucatán before sweeping along the Texas coast. It smashed ships in Galveston Bay, toppled the Tremont Hotel, wrecked vessels from New Orleans to Matamoros, and caused historic flooding and devastation across Galveston and Houston areas.
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