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- Ordinance in place for transients
- Council passes on Little Britches
- School board talks progress
- CHS kicks off district against John Marshall
- Indians earn win prior to finish non-district
After cracking down on dilapidated motels across town, the Clinton City Council is now shifting its focus to the City’s ongoing transient issue through establishing a new section in Clinton City Code for the defining and regulation of vagrancy, loitering and sleeping on private property which was approved during a regular meeting of the council Tuesday.
The Clinton City Council in its role as the Clinton Industrial Authority took no action surrounding a grant application for Central Oklahoma Little Britches Rodeo Association during its regular meeting Tuesday pointing to a lack of knowledge surrounding the event’s economic impact and its longevity in the Clinton community.
The CPS Board of Education (BOE) met for its monthly meeting Tuesday evening where members discussed student progress, capital improvement, new policy and financial business.
Pre-schoolers, from left, Briston Adams, Greyson Jones, Sky Labastida, Alexiana Bowens, Gael Lagunas and Bobby Clark sit around the table for lunch while teacher aide Yanette Casas helps them make their plates at the Clinton Headstart at 700 Avant Ave.
Students, from left, Devin Wilson, Yair Labastida, Paisley Ruyle, and Tatum Shackelford were each awarded Student of the Month for September at the Clinton Middle School.
Senior Ray Flores, left, reads along to the “Island of the Blue Dolphins” audiobook with paraprofessional Sarah Dean at Clinton High School.
NEW YORK (AP) — Researchers have uncovered a simple structure from the Stone Age that may be the oldest evidence yet of early humans building with wood.
Performed a civil stand-by at the Panthers Creek Campground at Foss State Park.