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Today is the 360th day of 2019 and the sixth day of winter. TODAY'S HISTORY In 1776, after staging a surprise attack, George Washington and the Continental Army scored a
Destler Waddle works on a cardboard teddy bear in her Clinton High School art class.
All residential trash will be picked up on Tuesday. There will be no residential trash picked up on Christmas Day. Regular service will resume on Thursday.
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Five-year-old Layla Vasquez, a student in April Willoughby’s kindergarten class at Nance Elementary, dressed as a wrapped gift for a Christmas music program held at the school before winter break. A special note added to the package read, “Please do not re-gift.”
Chris Jones, who represents Ward 1 in the northwest section of town, was elected as Clinton’s vice-mayor at the last City Council meeting held Dec. 17.
Custer County voters who want to vote by mail for all elections in the 2020 election year should submit their absentee ballot applications now, said Custer County Election Board clerk Jentry Spitz.
Weatherford resident Bobby Joe Eakins, 57, has been charged with three felonies and one misdemeanor after allegedly leading Clinton police on a pursuit at speeds reaching 130 miles per hour while driving west on Interstate 40.
Cafeteria workers, from left, Lana Golden, Laura Pina, Sandra Jackson and Maria Gonzales are serving lunch from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. daily at Nance Elementary during winter break, except for Christmas and New Year’s Day. Meals are free for Clinton students 18 and under.