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• The National Restaurant Association says American restaurants throw away 22 to 33 billion pounds of food every year. There are steps you can take to help reduce waste when you dine out. First, bring your own reusable takeout container with you; fill it with leftovers to enjoy at home. Omit anything you definitely will not eat when you order; saying 'hold the onions, tomatoes, etc.' goes a long way in reducing waste. And order less than you think you need; we often 'eat' with our eyes, so go with smaller portions — you may find it's plenty.

The Clinton Police Department has identified Lorenzo Cruz as the second suspect in the armed robbery that occurred Monday.

Here's your preview of Wednesday's CDN

- Standoff held at 15th and Orient

- McPhail voted out at Pauls Valley

- Weatherford man facing 8 felonies 

- CFD assisting with fire near Putnam

- CHS wrestling has bright future with returners

The Oklahoma Forestry Service (OFS) released a report Monday listing all of the ongoing fires throughout the state; including a fire within Dewey County labeled the “Marsh Fire” that the Clinton Fire Department has sent continued support to in collaboration with the Thomas, Arapaho, Weatherford and Custer City Fire Departments for the last couple days.

According to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, Todd Alan Earp, 39, assistant director of parks and recreation for the City of Weatherford, has been charged with eight felonies in regard to a child exploitation case.

According to the Pauls Valley Democrat, Adam McPhail, former assistant superintendent of Clinton Public Schools, will not be rehired as superintendent of Pauls Valley Public Schools.

Standoff held at 15th and Orient

With guns drawn and their vehicles serving as shields, law enforcement officers played the waiting game early Monday afternoon in the area of N. 15th Street and Orient during a lengthy standoff with a suspected armed robber.

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