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- Council hears two different issue pleas
- SNAP benefits could be shut off
- Football games moved to today
- School board talks about CHS grades
- Clinton football looks to take Cache to pound
The shutdown of the federal government may soon directly impact households receiving SNAP benefits on Nov. 1, if a resolution cannot be reached before then.
Capt. Blake Shaddon holds the ladder for Austin Long, as they inspect the cafeteria roof Wednesday morning at Clinton Middle School. There was a report of smoke in the cafeteria but fire was quickly ruled out.
DAY SHIFT
Conducted a welfare check in reference to a baby bassinet in the area of State Highway 54 and 1040 Rd., Hydro. Responded to a report of a reckless driver in the area of 2440 Rd. between 980 and 990 Rd., Weatherford.
Two schedule changes for local football games were made due to possible inclement weather and a lack of manpower.
In stark contrast to previous Clinton City Council meetings for the past few months, audience participation was a central part of Tuesday night’s gathering. Attendance was unusually high, a fact that was remarked upon by Mayor David Berrong.
The Clinton Public Schools Board of Education discussed several different topics relating to the current state of the school district, during their recent monthly meeting.
Greyson Weedon, left, was recognized for his term as president of the Clinton Noon Lions Club by Tyler Freeburg, current president.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments: