Weather forecast for Point Barrow and Trinity Bay
Partly cloudy today and tomorrow with highs in the upper 80s. Northeast winds around 10 mph shifting to south by afternoon. Sunrise 7 08 a.m. Sunset 7 15 p.m. High tide 10 16 a.m. Low tide 2 20 p.m. Tides Point Barrow Sunrise 7 09 a.m. Sunset 7 14 p.m. High tide 10 25 a.m. Low tide 2 26 p.m.
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Today in History September 23 highlights across years
On September 23 many notable events are recorded including Nixon delivering the Checkers speech in 1952, Harvard's first commencement in 1642, John Andre's capture in 1780, Lewis and Clark returning in 1806, Neptune's discovery in 1846, Freud's death in 1939, The Babe premier in 1953, Little Rock nine withdrawal in 1957, Lincoln Center opening in 1962, Peron’s return to power in 1973, and Mars Climate Observer loss in 1999.
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Thought for Today by Robert Frost on Education
A concise Thought for Today credits Robert Frost, the American poet, with a quip on education defined as persistence. It notes the idea that learning continues until realization occurs.
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Bible Verse Open Thou Mine Eyes
A brief biblical verse asks for spiritual insight to behold wondrous things in the law, invoking prayer for enlightenment and understanding of sacred teachings.
Barbers Hill trustees tour district renovations and taxes
Barbers Hill Board of Trustees toured district renovations and approved plans for higher debt service taxes after voters backed a 31 million bond in January. The district will add 10 elementary rooms and a retirement cafeteria, renovate the primary school, relocate lights to a new baseball field, and complete eight tennis courts with an athletic annex by spring.
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Bayou Big Band to showcase local jazz talent at Evergreen Point
The Bayou Big Band formed in 1995 brings Baytown and Houston area musicians to Evergreen Point Golf Course for a 6:39 to 8:30 p.m. showcase. The free concert features 25 songs with local vocalists including Karen Morse and Carol Colvin. For details visit wwwbayoubighand.com.
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DNA evidence on wine bottles fuels Thain murder appeal
Thain, convicted in the homicide of Fink, sees anew appeal after the First Court of Appeals upheld the conviction. DNA tests on wine bottles at his home became the center of dispute, with defense arguing failure to submit results tainted the trial. The case moves to the Court of Criminal Appeals, potentially years to resolve.
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Corrections issued for local election and event errors
Corrections note misidentifications and date changes for a Goose Creek school district election start, a library reception at 10616 Eagle Drive in Mont Belvieu, and a front page photo miscaption identifying Leslie Ward as the 2003 Lee High School Homecoming Queen. Early voting begins Wednesday. The library reception runs 4 30 to 6 p.m. Thursday.
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