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HAPPY EASTER!!
- Intergenerational pre-K ending
- Charges filed for fake post from ‘teacher’
- Sampling of various Easter services available in community
- Sisters run fish business
Casee Liza Hughes, 43, of Oklahoma City, is wanted on charges of falsely personating another to create liability and computer fraud after allegedly making a fraudulent racially charged social media post in which she allegedly pretended to be Clinton High School journalism and broadcasting teacher Ashley Kelley. The alleged post made several racially insensitive remarks phrased as if Kelley was the author of the post and responding to someone in a negative manner.
Everett Dorman reaches high for an Easter egg as he goes on a hunt for them in preparation for the real challenge tomorrow.
What started as a hobby and passion for fish has now turned into a business for sisters Morgandee and Piper Sawatzky in the form of the Fish Fortress where the sisters have stored more than 1,500 fish of many different species and sold many along the way.
An 11-year agreement between Clinton Public Schools and the current Clinton Therapy and Living Center to operate an intergenerational pre-K program is coming to an end before the close of the school year.
With tomorrow’s Easter holiday, many churches across the area are preparing to host Easter Sunday services to celebrate. Many will be holding their regular Sunday services in addition to breakfasts and Easter egg hunts in conjunction with some services.
Responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle near N. 2370 Rd. and E. 940 Rd. in Weatherford.
DAY SHIFT
MADISON HEIGHTS, Mich.
TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — China vowed reprisals against Taiwan after a meeting between the United States House speaker and the island’s president, saying Thursday that the U.S. was on a “wrong and dangerous road.”