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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2019
Page
4
Baytown police invite residents and groups to register for National Night Out on Oct 1. The program aims to deter crime by building neighborly ties and police community partnerships. Deadline to register is Sept 25. contact 281-420-5870 or NNO baytown.org.
The Dallas Morning News notes a Texans Care for Children report showing an 80 percent drop in preK to second grade suspensions after a Texas rule banning out of school suspensions except for weapons or drugs. Yet more than 60,000 students still face in school suspensions, with disparities for special education foster care and Black students.
Lament about early fall marketing and seasonal products. Discussion notes fall ads for Halloween Nutcracker events and Christmas shows began before official autumn. Mentions Labor Day timing and consumer trends pushing fall gear earlier. Concludes with two colleagues bringing out autumn decor. one displays a cornucopia. Ends with contact for Lanny Griffith, AEL graduate and media mogul.
A Baytown reader reflects on the Brunson Theater reopening and growing Aruba memory trips. She recalls youth at the theater and Texas Avenue facades, notes Aruba’s rapid changes from 1971 to 2009, and observes new hotels, restaurants, and traffic. She finds comfort in preserved church life and words on homecomings. Ginger Stripling invites contact at viewpoints baytownsun.com.
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