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- CHS choir performs at Carnegie Hall
- Neptune Drive part of bridge work
- Clinton police assist in chase
- ‘Beauty and the Beast’ begins next week at Southwest Playhouse
- Reds blank Kingfisher
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DEAR HARRIETTE: I am a college graduate, and I cannot find a decent-paying job. I've been looking for almost five years now, to no avail. I have friends who didn't even go to school, and they've been able to secure jobs making triple the amount I'm offered because of their experience. I'm beginning to think college was a waste of time and money. How can I manifest a decent-paying job? – College Grad
Clinton High School choir members got to do something this past weekend that few high school choirs get to do – they traveled to New York City and performed at Carnegie Hall.
Construction work is expected to begin Monday on the south bridge of Interstate 40 covering Neptune Drive.
Clinton police were involved March 16 with the arrest of two individuals that were traveling westbound in the eastbound lanes of Interstate 40 inside a green 2008 G6 Pontiac in attempts to escape Weatherford police.
The “Beauty and the Beast” production at Clinton’s Southwest Playhouse is almost ready for an audience. Director Jill Berrong said the cast and crew members have been working tirelessly for months to bring the show to life.
At the dawn of a new year, it’s not uncommon for people to take inventory of their personal health and strive to make positive changes. Being more conscientious of the foods they put into their bodies is a start, but some individuals may wonder if supplementation can help them go one step further.
Sara Hoffman, left, gets her blood drawn by Loni Calico, one of the nurses at the Blakeburn Clinic. CDN