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Damaged fire hydrant cancels school in Alton
ALTON, Mo. — School is out for kids in Alton this Friday due to a damaged fire hydrant. The Alton R-IV School District canceled school for Friday, Feb. 2nd, to repair a fire hydrant that was damaged, according to a Facebook post from the school district, by a visitor. The school district said the repairs […]
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U.S. 169 to open South of Thayer
(KOAM) - The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) announces the re-opening of U.S. 169 to traffic from Thayer south to U.S. 400. The 7-mile highway section has been closed since July to add passing lanes and replace the mainline pavement.
County clerks say 2020 election deniers make their jobs tougher
Elected officials in two of Oregon’s 36 counties, which conduct local and state elections, confirmed details of a recent report that describes how deniers of the 2020 presidential election have helped force many elections workers to retire or resign. Marion County Clerk Bill Burgess is at 19 years one of Oregon’s most experienced officials. Polk County Clerk Kim Williams, who took office on Oct. 1, is the newest, though she has been the county's chief recording clerk since 2004. ...
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