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DEAR HARRIETTE: My co-worker cannot do a single thing correctly. I have had to take the helm for him time and time again, but I only do it because I like him so much. He is a really sweet person, but he is not a competent worker. He is simply not capable of doing the work he is required to do. I've considered having a talk with my boss about possibly letting him go and finding someone who could do the job better. Keeping him around is honestly just a waste of money and time at this point. Is it my place to have this talk? – Incompetent
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- Suspect arrested for indecent exposure
- Properties sold at courthouse
- Schools conduct summer maintenance
- Candidates file for city posts
- Absaroka wins Horse of the Year award
Local police have arrested Brandon Cody Harrison, 39, of Clinton, for alleged indecent exposure following two incidents in the 500 block of North Eighth Street on June 6 and 7.
Opal Smith, and her brother, Arlo, spent a portion of their time Tuesday clearing leaves, debris and trash from downtown Frisco Avenue.
On the second Monday in June, county treasurer’s offices across the state hold a delinquent tax home sale that is open to the public. Houses up for sale this past Monday by Custer County were those for which the owners had been delinquent on their property taxes the past four years.
As of press time Wednesday, incumbent Art Lloyd had filed for re-election to his Ward 4 Clinton City Council seat while incumbent Ernie Dowdell had filed for re-election to his Ward 2 council seat according to the Custer County Election Board. On Monday, incumbent David Berrong filed for re-election as Clinton’s mayor.
The Clinton Public Schools maintenance team has a busy summer ahead with work orders, general repairs preparation for demolition connected with the Capital Improvement Plan.
(AP) — Crews worked to restore water service Wednesday to the West Texas city of Odessa, where residents have been without water this week amid scorching temperatures after an aging pipe broke.