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- Stormie Hill wins Ward 3 council seat
- Jacobsons win pet contest
- Expansion discussed at CEDA meeting
- One life blesses others in unique way
- Clinton to face Ada in second round
“Clayton was a cowboy from Branson, Colorado.
Ann and Bob Jacobson, of Clinton, were recently crowned winners of the Hill’s Pet Nutrition photo competition featured in a previous issue of the
The Clinton Economic Development Authority discussed plans for a new unnamed food distributor to come to the Clinton Industrial Park with plans in the works for another distributor to come as well after a long executive session over the employment of Economic Development Director Roland Mower resulted in no action taken during a regular meeting Tuesday.
Stormie Hill will be the next representative of Ward 3 on Clinton’s City Council after steadily defeating incumbent Patch McComas in a 180-56 vote in Tuesday’s election.
In an initial settlement agreement hammered out by the Utility Regulation Unit of the Attorney General’s office, AARP, and the Oklahoma Corporation Commission’s own Public Utility Division, PSO’s proposed monthly residential increase was reduced from an average of $14 to $3.57, the result of a negotiated cap on the residential increase of 2.5 percent. Despite the agreement, corporation commissioners made several modifications, resulting in a final order that significantly increases residential rates compared to the settlement agreement.
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DALLAS (AP) — A 13-year-old Texas boy convicted of murder in the fatal shooting of a Sonic Drive-In employee has been sentenced to 12 years incarceration, authorities said.
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