Summer Playground student Adaline Thomas shows off her creation in Designs and Doodles. CDN
•Instead of using harsh paint stripper to remove paint from your hands or a nonporous surface, try this natural method instead: Use olive oil and salt to loosen dried paint and gently lift it away. Start by dabbing the area with a small amount of olive oil, then sprinkle salt on top and use it as a gentle exfoliant. Add more oil and wipe away, then use a little soap and water to wash the oil mixture off. The oil helps "lift" the paint away from the surface and the salt speeds up the process.
DEAR HARRIETTE: I get along well with a woman who has hurt a lot of my friends in the past. Although it happened decades ago, my friends made a common enemy out of her and haven't let it go since. I believe that it's time for them to move on. I have kept my friendship with this woman a secret to spare my friends' feelings, but the longer I hide it, the worse it will be when they find out. How do I tell my other friends that I am now friendly with the woman they all despise? – New Friend
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- Agencies save capsized man at Foss Lake
- Weather takes hefty toll on worst wheat harvest in years
- Neidy retires after 44 years of ensuring public’s safety
- Reds lose two games
- Indians fall to Calumet
Monday the Butler Fire Department, Foss State Park Management, Sinor Emergency Medical Service and Oklahoma Lake Patrol joined together to save the life of Corey Evans, 49, of Amarillo, Texas, as he was on the verge of drowning in Foss Lake.
With the wheat harvest in Clinton officially coming to a close in a few days, Richard Metscher, manager of the Farmer’s Cooperative of Western Oklahoma, says it has been a tough harvest this year.
Brad Neidy, captain of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol Troop H, headquartered here in Clinton, is retiring after 44 years of service with the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety and the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
(AP) — Manager Ashley Ford strode the perimeter of one of Indianapolis' five open swimming pools, monitoring kids as they jumped off a diving board or careened into the water from a curved slide. Four lifeguards, whistles at the ready, watched from their tall chairs stationed around the water. THRE With a dozen of
Summer Playground students learn how to make lava cake during Cruise Week in TNT (This and That). From left, are teacher Amber Hansen, Destiny Krewall, Justin Schenewolf, Lily Starnes, James Miller, Selene Martinez and Jolina Zhao. CDN