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- Sewage settlement sought by City
- State completion of FAFSA soars
- Survivor stories requested
- Clinton football looks to battle Elk City
- Senior volleyball player to cherish bonds formed
Breast Cancer Awareness Month is underway throughout October, and the Clinton Daily News is requesting for readers to share their stories of overcoming the disease.
State lawmakers who championed Oklahoma’s Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) graduation requirement, including Speaker Pro Tempore Anthony Moore, of Clinton, are celebrating new data that reveals a sharp increase in student completion of forms that help families unlock federal financial aid.
Tuesday night’s Clinton City Council meeting began with an executive session regarding the notice of tort claim filed by Meacham Farms, Inc. The executive session, with the public and press barred from attending, lasted 22 minutes.
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DEAR HARRIETTE: I am a college student, and I have moved several hours away from home to attend my dream school in New York City.
• Carpeting is one of the top items sent to landfills every year. If you have wall-to-wall carpet that you want to replace because it looks old and faded, consider hiring someone to re-dye it instead. Yes, you can dye carpet! A trained technician can make your old carpet look brand-new. You can have the carpet dyed to match the original color, or you can change the color altogether. The process is less expensive than installing new carpet, and the products used are environmentally friendly. The dying process is colorfast, so nothing will wear off on feet, socks, paws or through vacuuming.
DAY SHIFT
Responded to a report of a reckless driver in the area of E. 850 Rd. and N. 2470 Rd. Responded to an animal call of hog in middle of road 1 mile east of U.S. Highway 183 on State Highway 33.