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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2003
Page
3
Michael Clements urges readers to act within the law to address juvenile harassment and vandalism in Texas City. He cautions against violence, calls for neighbors to share information with police, and holds adults accountable for children’s behavior while stressing responsible community action.
A reader urges Texas City residents to reclaim streets from troublesome youths echoing a past era. The letter calls for firmer police action, considers boot camps, and lists contacts for state and federal officials to press for change.
A house ad style roster lists staff roles for the Texascity Sun including editors publisher business manager sports editor columnist photographer lifestyle editor advertising director and production manager with their contact methods. The page presents names and emails or extensions for each role.
The Texas City Sun announces circulation rates including $9.95 monthly or $119.40 yearly by carrier and $5.00 monthly or $60.00 yearly for daily rates. Mail subscriptions are $14.00 monthly or $168.00 yearly. The paper is published daily by Texas City Newspapers Inc at 7800 Emmett F. Lowry Expwy. TX 77591-2456.
The Texas City Sun invites letters on public interest topics. Letters should be no more than 350 words, with editor discretion for exceptions. The editors reserve the right to edit submissions for brevity and content.
Kristy Gillentine reports on evolving tech trends from the Dockers anti-stain pants to spy goggles with night vision and lemon Diet Coke. The piece reflects on the Internet era, virtual breakups, and growing gadgetry that shapes daily life, ending with contact details for the intern reporter.
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