JUBA, South Sudan (AP) — A small plane crashed in a remote part of South Sudan, killing at least 18 people on Wednesday, an official said.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Asteroid samples fetched by NASA hold not only the pristine building blocks for life but also the salty remains of an ancient water world, scientists reported Wednesday.
After Clinton Public Schools agriculture teacher Rick Dillinger was arrested in December on allegations of felony embezzlement charges, the school district immediately responded.
Raven Bird, 33, of Clinton, was arrested Dec. 10 on the charge of falsely impersonating another, thereby the person impersonated might become liable to any suit or prosecution.
In Tuesday’s Clinton Daily News there was an error in regard to describing the disbursements of the Davis McElmurry Trust scholarships.
Receives $300,000 for start
Responded to a 911 call in the 200 block of W. Broadway, Thomas.
DEAR HARRIETTE: My ex-partner and the father of all five of our grown children recently broke up with his longtime girlfriend. This is a woman he began dating around 20 years ago when he decided to leave me to raise our children alone. While he didn’t fully abandon our children, he did betray us, and I was left to explain why. He is now abruptly single and in need of a place to stay. He has asked me if he can stay in one of the spare bedrooms of my home, which was once our home – the home he left. While we have built up a friendship in recent years, I cannot help but feel reminded of how he left us, and left me alone to raise our five children. Should I help him? – Open Door DEAR OPEN DOOR: Think long and hard before you welcome your ex back into your home. He is emotionally vulnerable right now due to the breakup. You are experiencing whiplash due to the memories of when he left your family, and your children, while older now, will also be impacted by him moving back into the family home. Schedule a time to sit and talk with him about the impact that this move might have on everyone. Yes, he is in immediate need of a roof over his head, but that is not your problem. What are his thoughts on a timeline? How will he address this change with your children? How does he expect you to feel about this, given the circumstances of his departure?