Adopt a pet – save a life
JAZZ 045P13: Jazz is an owner surrender that needs to find her forever home. Jazz is 3 months old and she weighs around 15 lbs. Jazz is house trained, a little shy and she prefers a female owner. Jazz is available for immediate adoption. For more info please call the Clare County Animal Shelter at 989-539-3221. Thanks for considering to SAVE Jazz!! MITTENS 096C13: Mittens is an owner surrender that needs to find a forever home. Mittens is 10 yrs young and a medium sized adult cat. Mittens has never been outside. She has [...]
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News from your Sheriff
John Wilson, Clare County Sheriff We currently have 168 inmates lodged in the jail which consist of 74 local, 11 Federal, 2 Department of Corrections, and 81 renters. There were 3,159 total incidents reported in the month of April with your Deputies handling 2,023 calls. During April we investigated 24 Home Invasion/Breaking and Entering complaints. 6 were in Lincoln, 5 in Hayes, 3 in Frost, 2 each in Greenwood, Garfield, and Redding, and 1 each in Hamilton, Sheridan, Surrey, and the City of Harrison. Our Correction Department received their 100% compliance certificate for training. All Correction Officers are required to [...]
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Reflections- The danger of over-communicating
By Roger Campbell, author, broadcaster and columnist and a pastor for 22 years. The ability to communicate is one of God’s greatest gifts, enabling us to express the deep feelings of our hearts through words and songs. When we’re hurting, emotionally or physically, we can describe our pain to another person who may have just the right words to encourage us. When we’re up, we have the ability to lift others through words of compassion and understanding. Love would be frustrated without a means of communication. Poets and pastors capitalize on this by using their pens and preaching to give [...]
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Pat’s Bits & Pieces- Summer events are here
After a chilly weekend, it seems the warm weather highlighting this great month of May is back again. Mother Nature sure played a trick on us late last week, with snow flurries here and even a light dusting reported on the ground in Harrison. That late frost last weekend killed the flowers on our fickle Magnolia tree again, but at least we had a week-long show of gorgeous blooms to enjoy this year. That’s two years in a row! Now those flowers are all brown again, but the lilacs and flowering crab trees are just beginning. May is definitely a [...]
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Mike’s Musings- Meth has now turned mobile
Michael Wilcox, Publisher/Editor We got a rash of calls this week about the story headlined “Mobile meth labs found in Harrison.” Callers, for the most part, have simply grown tired of the endless meth stories. I tend to agree with them- they are redundancy at its best. Unfortunately despite the best efforts of police, and the continual stories in the media, meth has become the drug of choice for those dependent on a fix. It is relatively inexpensive to make, and gives you a high similar to cocaine. In fact it has been termed the “poor man’s cocaine.” What sets [...]
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