Mosquitos and weather sting Baytown summer into fall
Baytown resident Bert Marshall notes a wetter than normal summer with droughts absent, grass grows rapidly, and mosquitos bug him disproportionately while the dew point stays high. He hopes a cool front and city spraying reduce the bite as October outdoor hobbies begin.
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Lessons From Harvey Echoed In Reflections Of Loss
A Gulf Coast writer shares a hurricane Harvey experience, detailing rapid flood rise, upstairs survival, and total loss downstairs. The piece emphasizes reevaluating priorities, embracing simplicity, patience, thrifty choices, and faith while rebuilding.
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Law and order label challenged by Texas congressman
John R. Cobarruvias of Houston critiques Brian Rabin and the Republican Party for backing a corrupt president and attacking the FBI, accusing them of hypocrisy and defending misconduct.
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Today in History highlights key events and figures
On this date in history, Glenn Miller last performed with his orchestra in 1942 before military service, Silent Spring by Rachel Carson appeared in 1962, the Warren Commission report was released in 1964, Congress created the Department of Education in 1979, Clarence Thomas faced a tight Senate vote in 1991, the Contract with America emerged in 1994, NBC announced Conan O'Brien would succeed Jay Leno in 2009, and a thought by Jacques Deval noted birds, trees, and cages.
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Kavanaugh scrutinized as over heated ethics tale mocks past
The Arkansas Times column questions Brett Kavanaugh's character and past conduct, arguing no lifetime Supreme Court seat is guaranteed. It links the nominee's drink history and alleged behavior to prior Starr investigations, suggesting political pressures and memory gaps shape the scrutiny.
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