When it comes to repairing Clinton’s current wastewater woes, leading the charge is Principal Engineer and Professional Hydrologist Matthew A. Coe with Cimarron Valley Engineering. He achieved his bachelor’s degree 20 years ago, worked for a year in construction, then returned for his master’s, at which point he specialized in hydrology and water treatment.
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- Call leads to schools in soft lockdown
- Council conducts speedy meeting
- County leaders talk about bracing for the bitter cold
- Clinton wrestling finishes third in District Duals
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration is dropping its appeal of a federal court ruling that blocked a campaign against diversity, equity, and inclusion threatening federal funding to the nation’s schools and colleges.
Preparing for winter
Tuesday night’s meeting of the Clinton City Council was short and sweet, wrapping up in less than 10 minutes but delivering a few important bits of information.
Homecoming court
At Tuesday’s Custer County commissioner’s meeting, county officials discussed the upcoming weather and how they’re preparing for the cold, as well as a few odds and ends.
One phone call set in motion a chain of events where all of the schools in the Clinton Public Schools’ system were placed in a “soft lockdown” Tuesday morning.