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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2008
Page
4
Dave Mathews is Managing Editor with Jim Finley Luke Hales as Assistant Managing Editor and M A Bengtson and Dave Rogers noted as former Managing Editors.
Baytown Sun salutes area high school athletes after a season of winter spring and summer workouts. Sterling Pearland Crosby Dayton Anahuac and Barbers Hill reach playoffs across football volleyball tennis and cross country with regional meets and top 10 district finishes highlighted.
Jane Howard Lee recalls a debut at Winnie's Trade Days with Pat, detailing bruises, sore muscles, windburn and minor injuries from hauling tables and displays. Despite chaotic setup, sales were strong, new friends made, and they plan to return next month though not in January.
The Baytown Sun lists contact emails and phone numbers for editorial staff and departments. It outlines letter and guest column submission rules, photo requirements, and page delivery expectations, including how to report missed deliveries and editing rights for submissions.
Reader questions Jim Finley's remark about 23 year old students in Sterling High School's history segment. The letter argues the phrasing could fuel misperceptions about public schools today and the idea of older students mixing with teens makes the public uneasy.
A reader recalls graduating with Lee High School in Baytown, remembers Paul Seale's valedictory, and details a cross country move to New York State, UT Austin, California mountains, and Hawaii, marking Baytown as a frozen memory since that farewell.
In a reader letter the author voices shock at claims about Obama’s race influencing voting behavior. They discuss abortion and God, oppose war and the death penalty, praise veterans, and contrast wisdom with intelligence through personal anecdotes, ending by noting the piece continues on page 10.
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