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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2015
Page
1
Anahuac prepares for the Texas Gatorfest opening Friday drawing thousands to the county seat for the annual alligator roundup. Gators, once endangered, now plentiful. officials note a three to one population advantage over people. Gates run 6 p.m. to midnight with Cajun bands and festivities.
Teal team shows solid numbers ahead of Saturday's season debut as fans await offense and defense performance. Coaches express confidence in depth and preparation while preparing for a competitive opener against a regional rival.
A compact explainer on distinguishing fact from opinion presented on page 8. It outlines how facts are verifiable and opinions express personal belief. The piece uses simple examples to teach readers to analyze statements for accuracy and bias.
Obituaries for Rev. Lee Walker Donald Patrick Roberts McKinley Smith and Stephen Jack Corbett appear on Page Three, highlighting their lives, affiliations, and memorial details as published in the local paper.
A Bible verse urges believers to present their bodies as a living sacrifice holy and pleasing to God in view of His mercy, describing this as true and proper worship.
A Nature Geoscience analysis by Colorado State University researchers suggests the Atlantic Ocean may be entering a quieter hurricane era similar to the 1970s and 1980s. Local cooling and lower salinity near Greenland could drive cycles of 25 years with fewer and weaker storms, ending a historically busy period.
After a three week pause negotiators return to the Baytown table to resume talks on the contentious pay issue. Det. Aaron Crowell says the proposed 3 percent raise is not acceptable while the police association argues parity with benchmark suburban cities remains unmet. City officials note officers are among Houston area’s highest paid but seek alignment with nearby benchmarks.
The Art League of Baytown and The Clay Arts Museum host a private preview of The Work of the Hand a Celebration of Fine Craft 2015 Clay and Gourds at the Art Center of Baytown 110 W Texas Ave open to the public through Sept 26. Exhibits feature noted potters with works from private collections including Goulds and pieces by Janis Ross Marsha Landers Karen Cruce Roy and Blanche Caverretta Mike Munter Shelia Guidry C. C. Rice Joannae Tompkins Susan Urban and the Clay Arts Museum and Educational Organization. The display includes a teapot collection and award winning gourds.
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