Performed a welfare check in the 100 block of S. Broadway, Arapaho.
(AP) — Air traffic controllers at a small North Dakota airport didn’t inform an Air Force bomber’s crew that a commercial airliner was flying in the same area, the military said, shedding light on the nation’s latest air safety scare.
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- Funding freed up for REDS 365
- Adams announces Ward 3 intentions
- Assistance asked for teacher luncheon
- Griffith put in charge of Clinton cross country
After weeks of uncertainty, the federal funds for the REDS 365 after-school program have officially been released, according to Clinton Public Schools.
Assisted with traffic in the area of N. 2198 Rd. and E. 940 Rd.
The Clinton Chamber of Commerce is currently seeking sponsors for the New Teacher Luncheon scheduled for noon July 30 at the Frisco Center. “It’s a way to welcome the new teachers into the business community of Clinton,” said Chamber President Julie Caldwell. “Some of them have never lived here. They’re moving in for that, to be a teacher here. They may even live in other communities. It’s important to know that our business community backs the schools and the new teachers, and just to introduce them to new people that they may have never known, or what their business is.”
Nick Barnett, on the ground, hands Kyle Kenner a piece of metal to work with Tuesday morning for the new Clinton Middle School building.
Robert Huber rides his mower as he cuts the grass Wednesday morning at Klump Park.
The filing period for the positions of Ward 1 and Ward 3 on the Clinton City Council will be Monday through Wednesday and one person has indicated she will file to run for the Ward 3 position.