TUESDAY DAY SHIFT
4-26-22
DEAR HARRIETTE: An old friend of mine reached out to try to reconnect with me. She apologized for our estrangement and told me how much she's missed our friendship. I was honestly excited to hear from her, as it's been years since we last spoke, and I've pretty much moved on from any negative feelings I once felt toward her. We were supposed to catch up in person a few weeks ago, but she keeps canceling on me. We previously stopped talking because I felt like she would never really show up for me in the way I would show up for her. Could her flakiness be a sign that she hasn't changed? -- Flaky Friend
Did you know that nearly 80% of mattresses tossed into landfills actually can be recycled? The reason most people don’t recycle their old beds is that they have no idea how to do so. The website byebyemattress.com helps make the process easier by highlighting programs in different states. Right now, California, Connecticut and Rhode Island have robust programs, but there are other recyclers nationwide on the site’s comprehensive recycling list. Mattresses that get recycled are torn apart for materials like metal, wood and foam.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here's your preview of Wednesday's CDN
- Hundreds of cars to visit Saturday here
- CBA, Arapaho-Butler students do well in SWIM event
- CPS administering state tests to students
- Dine Out event to help needy
- Reds drop non-district game vs Weatherford
Students from Arapaho-Butler High School and Corn Bible Academy competed with those from 47 different schools around the state at the Southwestern Oklahoma State University Interscholastic Meet (SWIM) held March 24 on the Weatherford campus.
Thursday two Clinton eating establishments are taking part in the annual Dine Out Agains Hunger event being staged by Connections Food & Resource Center.



