Walk to End Alzheimer's in Baytown Saturday Morning
The Pilot Club of Baytown hosts a noncompetitive Walk to End Alzheimer's at Bayland Park near the Fred Hartman Bridge from 8 to 10 a.m. on Saturday. Individuals and groups are urged to sponsor walkers. donations fund local Alzheimer programs and services in Harris County and surrounding areas.
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Baytown Sun top stories of the week and year to date
The Baytown Sun highlights its most read stories of the week from crime to business and sports with titles including Baytown man stunned by Taser dies and Woman killed in wreck. Year to date top three include BH softball coach suspended for inappropriate texting and Mayor announces new Kroger.
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Today in History October 9 2014 highlights
On October 9 1888 the public first admitted to the Washington Monument. In 1776 Spanish missionaries settled in present day San Francisco. In 1940 John Lennon was born in Liverpool. The Eugene ONeill drama The Iceman Cometh opened in 1946. Dorothy Canfield Fisher born 1879.
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Lincoln would be Republican in response to Ray Wilson
A reader argues Honest Abe Lincoln would align with the Republican Party or a libertarian-leaning approach, not the Democrats. Cites Lincoln’s anti slavery stance, JFK’s wartime service, and personal political evolution from Democrat to conservative veteran, expressing belief in limited government and individual liberty.
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Baytown remembers local history hero Jean Shepherd Sunday celebration
A Baytown area gathering at Republic of Texas Plaza on Sunday honors Jean Shepherd Annie, a longtime neighborhood advocate who died at 90 in Paris Texas. The retrospective honors her battles for Baytown history and the Brownwood area, plus her guiding influence on local leaders and civic projects.
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