Texans Open Season With 22-7 Loss At Buffalo
The Houston offense struggled as the Texans fell 22-7 in their season opener against the Bills in Buffalo. Story on Page 7 notes a rough start for Houston's offensive unit and highlights key plays and prospects moving forward.
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Freshman Houses Split Baytown Highs to Boost Learning
Goose Creek district moved ninth graders out of the general population at Robert E Lee and Ross S Sterling high schools to form smaller learning communities. The plan, debated after opposing a separate ninth grade school, now places freshmen in dedicated houses to personalize curriculum and boost engagement.
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Church honors Baytown heroes on Patriot Day service
Memorial Baptist Church welcomed officials and first responders for a Sept 11 Patriot Day service marking the four year anniversary with patriotic songs and remembrances. Pastor Brad Hoffman tied the day to Hurricane Katrina and the displaced in New Orleans, urging prayers and reflection.
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Remembrances at Ground Zero Echo Through New York
On the fourth anniversary of the September 11 attacks, relatives read 2,749 names at Ground Zero in a ceremony lasting over four hours. Fire Lt. Charles Garbarini and others were honored as Hurricane Katrina misery layered over national grief. New Orleans and Biloxi responders joined memorials, reflecting shared loss and support.
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Pentagon rally fuses 9/11 tribute with support for troops
Thousands marched in Washington to remember the 9/11 attacks and voice backing for U.S. forces overseas. Pentagon approval shaped the event with signs and costumes while Cabinet officials watched as video links connected troops in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other posts. America supports you reverberated through the crowd.
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Who's in Charge in Baytown Sun Readers Question
Baytown readers are invited to submit questions about local governance to The Baytown Sun. Provide the specific question and target answerer, include city or jurisdiction, and include name and phone number for follow up. Submissions may be mailed, dropped off, faxed, or emailed, with no publication of contact details.
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Year-old Baytown double homicide remains unsolved
On the first anniversary of the Sept 11 Baytown killings of 19-year-olds Juan Grimaldo and Fernando Salinas at Village Lane Apartments, police report no new leads and the case remains open as families endure ongoing grief and frustration.
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Rodeo ride cheers autistic student at Special Rodeo
Four year old Kylah Evans waves from a train ride during the Special Rodeo Saturday while her brother Desmond, a fourth grader at Barbers Hill Elementary who is autistic, beams from the car behind him.
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