Cheers and Jeers celebrate Fat Mac and local efforts
Cheers to Fat Mac Kendal Williamson for giving bikes to children and his community spirit. Also praising Baytown for an $80 million Nature Center oyster reef project with Galveston Bay Foundation and responders who served during Imelda. Jeers target Rep Sheila Jackson Lee over gun control remarks and factual errors.
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Imelda tops Baytown Sun week ranking with flooding impacts
Week in review shows Imelda storms sweeping Texas with rescues and drenching, including mayoral disaster declaration and bridges under strain. Notable items include I-10 closure at the San Jacinto River, barges striking a bridge, and Greenpeace protesters released without bail as authorities respond to related incidents.
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Today in History Highlights From U S and World Events
On this date 1789 the first Congress sent 12 proposed amendments to the states sixteen years ago the first trans Atlantic telephone cable went into service with a three way call among New York Ottawa and London in 1957 nine black students forced from Central High School in Little Rock were escorted to class by the 101st Airborne in 1981 Sandra Day OConnor became the first female Supreme Court justice five years ago Eric Holder announced his resignation one year ago Donald Trump criticized globalism at the UN and praised his administration's achievements Thought for Today by John Tyndall notes.
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Death by own action month call to action and a political op-ed
A reader shares a personal crisis story about attempting suicide and urges officials to prioritize death by own action prevention. The piece calls for funding lifelines and mental health parity, while also critiquing Democratic policies and contrasting political promises with concerns about freedoms and government power.
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Scrapbook time warp through REL memories and figures
Baytown memories and scrapbook excerpts recount school life at REL across decades. It lists students teachers and events including Sam Houston State College Band concert, Jeanette Bernstein, Alley Theater, Teen Page panelists, Stunt Night 1951, and notable locals like Bert Black Jr. and Wanda Orton.
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Jimmie Foster
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Charles Forque
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Jeanette Bernstein
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Jeanette
Alley Theater
Nina Vance
Joe Ed McLemore
Robert Strobel
Charles Elliott
Billy Tom Satterwhite
Nan Terrill
Ollie Miller
Mary White
Richard Tyer
Bert Black Jr
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Hermann Hospital
Lucile Rockhold
Quack Shack
Bev Rockhold
Bert
Mable Black
Black
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Bobby van Deventer
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