DEAR HARRIETTE: My boss dropped the ball and is blaming it on me. She was supposed to send out an internal email with an important deadline, but she never told anyone about it. She was sitting on the information for a while and didn't let anyone know. Today, my colleagues and I got an urgent message from her stating that we have to work to meet the deadline within 48 hours. When my colleague asked why we were given such short notice, she said that I was the one who was supposed to remind her to send the notice. I'm furious. What should I do? - Scapegoat
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Here's a preview of Saturday's headlines
- City prepared if drought continues
- Summer, afterschool program REDS 365 to make its debut
- CPSF to conduct annual scholar's day picnic next week
- Reds rout Pauls Valley
DEAR HARRIETTE: I learned that my neighbor is suffering from a terminal disease. She is very private. I was told by another neighbor who is close to her. I want to be able to support her during this tough time, but I'm not sure what to do since she hasn't told me of her condition directly. In the past we have spoken, but I have not visited her or anything. How can I be of help without being invasive? -- Sick Neighbor
The Clinton Public Schools Foundation is set to hold its annual scholar’s day picnic next Wednesday, May 4, for Clinton High School students in the top 10 percent of their class. The picnic will be at 11:30 a.m. at Acme Brick Park.






