Now Is The Time To Prepare For A Hurricane
Guest View urges Texans to gear up for hurricanes as the season runs through November 30. It cites 70 Texas landfalls in 35 years, notes Ike as a costly deadly example, and highlights Aqua Texas efforts including mobile generators, fuel readiness, TX WARN participation, and public FEMA readiness resources.
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National Weather Service
Texas
United States
Texas Gulf Coast
Atlantic
Aqua
TX Warn
Texas Water/Wastewater Agency
Gulf Coast
Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA
Today in History highlights from 1886 to 1974 events
Key events include Geronimo’s 1886 surrender at Skeleton Canyon, 1888 Eastman patenting Kodak roll film, 1917 WWI AEF losses at a base hospital, 1957 Faubus actions at Little Rock, and 1974 US East Germany diplomatic ties established. Thought for today by Joan Rivers.
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Geronimo
Goyathlay
Nelson Miles
Skeleton Canyon
Arizona
George Eastman
Kodak
France
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Arkansas National Guardsmen
Central High School
Little Rock
United States
East Germany
Joan Rivers
Clinton era sins and moral rants on Hillary in White House talk
A fragmentary rant accuses Hillary Clinton of theft and adultery as Cyrus Fletcher frames a warned return to the White House. The speaker condemns perceived Clinton moral failings while voicing contradictory indulgence of similar flaws. The tone blends political critique with personal rancor.
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Cyrus Fletcher
White House
Hillary
Irony of awareness campaigns and distracted driving
Bert Marshall of Our Baytown.com critiques modern awareness campaigns for becoming trends, arguing pink ribbons, yellow ribbons, and other symbols lose impact when ubiquitous. He cites distracted driving, texting, and media overload as failures of public responsibility, urging clearer action over commodified causes.
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Houston
Lady Gaga
Bert Marshall
Our
Baytown.com
Baytown
Reach Marshall
Baytownbert
Gmail
Texas Education Funding Fight Delays Justice in Court
The Texas Supreme Court will hear an October 2012 lawsuit by more than 600 school districts claiming inadequate funding. The piece criticizes slow judicial process, prior budget cuts, and political resistance to fully funding public education, urging swift action to protect students.
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Texas
Texas Supreme Court
Will Weissert
Associated Press
Austin
John Dietz
Supreme Court
Greg Abbott
Ken Paxton
Abbott
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Aqua Texas
Chambers County
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LOFTY
Rome
Pirgeurian
Defund
Planned Parenthood
Facebook
Corpus Christi
Baytown Sun
Memorial Drive
Baytownsun
Twitter
Thebaytownsun
MANAG
Deas Janie Gray
David Bloom
Jestions Spm
Janie Gray Finley, Jay Eshbach
M. A. Bengtson
Tony Polumbo
Newsroom
the Sun
The
Sun
P.O
Sunnewsia
Aytownsun.com
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