LOS ANGELES (AP) — The extended family of Erik and Lyle Menendez will advocate for the brothers’ release from prison during a news conference held Wednesday in downtown Los Angeles as prosecutors review new evidence to determine whether they should be serving life sentences for killing their parents.

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- Park project getting ready for workdays

- Trash, fire safety raise concerns

- Ramp closures affect motorists’ travel plans

- Red Tornadoes look to add another win

Park project getting ready for workdays

Marked apparent progress has been made at the M.T. and Helen Gholston Children’s Park in preparation to the community workdays scheduled for Oct. 25-26. An informational meeting was held Monday evening at Acme Park to prepare people interested in completing the park’s facelift in order to open it up to the community’s youth once more.

Warehouse taking shape

The new food distribution service warehouse being constructed south of Clinton at the Commerce Industrial Center is changing the lay of the land. Economic Developer Roland Mower said construction is expected to be completed by Thanksgiving or by the first of December.

The regular weekly meeting of the Custer County Board of County Commissioners was rescheduled from its normal Monday morning to Tuesday due to the Columbus Day holiday. Commissioners approved different permits for pipeline utility and or installation using county right-of-ways across all three districts.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation released information affecting motorists traveling near the bridge construction zone at Interstate 40 and U.S. Highway 183. Here is the upcoming schedule of events: The following ramp closures will impact I-40 at US-183 (mile marker 66) in Clinton today through Friday as part of an ongoing bridge replacement project:

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