(AP) — When the pandemic shut schools two years ago, Scott Losavio faced a problem afflicting students, administrators and communities everywhere: What happens when all the student volunteers disappear?
Dear Doctors: We moved recently, and my father, who lives with us, now has a new doctor. During his first appointment, she asked about his vitamin B12 levels and seemed surprised that this wasn't a test that had already been done. My father is not a vegetarian, so why would this be important?
DEAR HARRIETTE: I'm an Indian American man who has only dated white women. I recently met an amazing Indian American woman I have become very close to. She has only dated white men in the past, so we both can relate to not dating within our own race. After becoming so close to each other, we've decided to move forward into a relationship. Everything is great except for the physical chemistry. I cannot bring myself to be intimate with her because I feel like I'm kissing a family member, and I get completely turned off. How do I move past this feeling?
Early voting is March 31 and April 1 at the Custer County Election Board, located at 633 N. Sixth St., Clinton, for registered voters to participate early in the April 5 Clinton Public School District’s special election.
Here's a preview of Friday's headlines
- CPD recovers stolen goods; two arrested
- A-B alumni begin planning reunion event
- Early voting begins March 31
- TC’s Country Kitchen adapts to new location
- Reds prepare for weekend slate
New streets is are taking shape throughout the new Twin Oaks Ridge housing addition located off Chapman Road and S. 28th Street. CDN
Weatherford residents Talon McBeth, 22, and Catlin Frazier, 35, were arrested around 3 a.m. Tuesday by Clinton police. Both were charged with knowingly receiving or concealing stolen property and Fraizer also with falsely impersonating another to create liability after former conviction of two or more felonies. The alleged stolen property included approximately 40 tools valued at about $12,000 that were pilfered near Cordell.
Arapaho-Butler Alumni board members have already begun planning for April 15 alumni basketball games and an April 16 reunion.
TC’s Country Kitchen had its first day of operation at its new location Wednesday. The restaurant is now located at 2020 W. Gary Blvd., in the former Hub Diner. Before moving to its current location, TC’s Country Kitchen was situated at what was formerly known as the Whitten Inn, at 2140 Gary Blvd. According to Karim Jawabra, manager of TC’s, after the purchase of the Whitten Inn property by Centurion Land Development, a company owned by Rick Koch, the search was on for a new site for the restaurant.
(AP) – They’re pouring out vodka, boycotting Russian restaurants and even leaving threatening voicemail messages at Russian businesses.