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| EVENTS, A2 volleybal l pairings announced
postseason guide | IGHSAU regional
INSIDE IHSAA football
Lots of
roundup emotion
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High school football , Northeast lose
during
senior night
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Central DeWitt win; Clinton
THURSDAY, SEPTEMB
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Camanche, Easton Valley,
COMMUNITY | A3 ER 10, 2020
i
Residents continue Four sections
s
School board Clinton girls swim
• $1.00
opposition
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to Riverstone Crossing
t
changes WINONA WHITAKER BEAU TROUTMAN
hosts Senior Night
r
W I N O N AW H I TA for consideration BTROUTMAN
by the city tion R A L D.C O M
against Burlington
KER @
C L I N TO N H E R council. that could be proven @ C L I N TO N H E
contractors for
e
A L D.C O M
The City Council factual.
approved One fact, Ebesnberger clinching
CAMANCHE — After last week
CLINTON — Two the plat for the First
adv
Addition is that said, BEAU TROUTMAN
residents continued Clinton last month. Ebensberger
parking lot project their opposition to voice Thompson spoke
to River- during
stone Crossing Subdivision
Tuesday
Ninth
and is a cul-de-sacAvenue North
by the State
the public comments of Iowa definition: a short
ip
a district championsh win streak,
and riding a five-game Coit was a
BTROUTMAN
@ C L I N TO N H E
R A L D.C O M
and to turning Ninth portion of the City minor street designed Camanche coach Dustin into the final
North into a throughAvenue meeting.
Council ing one hav- senior Rhi-
street
end open to motor little worried heading CLINTON — Clinton back the
traffic, the other season. hold
during Tuesday’s
Clinton City
“I’m here today
to recap permanently end being game of the regular need to be. anna Clark couldn’t
NEWS | B1 Council meeting. my experience debating terminated in a
the vehicular turnaround. Turns out, he didn’t tears.
issues surrounding about blaming her
“I was a little worried
S c ot t Eb en sb er
She couldn’t help
CCC announces ger of River-
2509 Cleveland St. stone Crossing Development, The final plat of Quality but we had a
and Alan the
City Planning Commis- Home Subdivision of which how we’d come in, mother, either. said. “It hasn’t
Thompson of 823
Springdale sion, of practice, our “It’s so sad,” Clark did cry when
Ninth Avenue North pretty good week
Outstanding
Drive have voiced the City Council I
their dis- City and says, is part focused,” Camanche hit me yet, but
pleasure with developer management over “The street shall guys were quite
my name — it’s
Bill last few the
months,” Ebens- paved to the east property
be said. “We came
Wilford’s proposal coach Dustin Coit they announced
looked at me and
Awards the City’s actions
when they asked
and with berger
since July
members of cour
said.
“I did my best to
line with a 60-foot
diameter
cul-de-sac as recommended The
remain i n t east end of Ninth
Winona Whitaker
| Clinton Herald
out and played really
tonight.”
well again
because my mom definitely going
said, ‘Don’t cry!’ I’m
the City’s Plan Commission teous and listen h e r e p o r t appr Avenue
o v- traffic from the east. Several North is gated against 6 Indians every one of them.
to ing the preliminary The Class 2A No. 42-7 in a to miss each and
not to approve opposing sides,” Ebensberger Clinton residents of them personally
the project said, plat,” opposed the City’s have defeated Maquoketato finish the I bonded with all
and to present informa- plan to extend the to suck without
See RIVERSTONE Riverstone Crossing cul-de-sac through
nonconference game and it’s just going
SPORTS | C1 on A2 Springdale Drive
subdivision to the
east, linking it to a six-game win them — hopefully
I can come back.”
on the other side. season 6-1 and on as the Clinton
GOING PLACES
Clark got emotional
FOOTBALL WEEK 3: streak.
The Indians jumpedand never
out to a girls swim team’s
seniors were hon-
Queens’ meet
half ored during the River Thursday.
Check out previews Farmers 21-0 lead in the first
lost momentum, as
Camanche shut
(2-3) quarter-
on
against Burlington Clinton senior
“Lots of emotion,” of
for each area team tackle crop
down Maquoketa
back Kannon Coakley
and came Molly Shannon said. “Four years
to this program
just pure dedication know one of us
out with the win.
The Indians will find
out for cer- from all of us. I don’t sport. It makes
concerns tain with a noon
announcement
Saturday, but
that doesn’t love this
the end — all the
it all worth it in and everything
NEWS | B5 City plans informational from the IHSA on
a first-round sweat and the tears
Clinton County meetings about rounda NANCY MAYFIELD are likely to receive
following an
with this sup-
we’ve been through us — it’s just
bouts
HER ALD COR
RESPON DENT bye in the playoffs portive team behind
unprecedented season.to believe it
WINONA WHITAKER
District Court
W I N O N AW H I TA DEWITT — When amazing.”
KER @
farmer Bob Bowman local Sometimes it’s hard Clinton lost to Burlington a leg-
111-67,
to Mount Ver-
C L I N TO N H E R
A L D.C O M
through his fields walked all began with a loss but the focus was
on honoring
Activity CLINTON — Roundabouts
coming, and the
City
launching a year-long of Clinton is
are
after the Aug. 10 the day
derecho,
some of his
non in Week 1.
“Week 1, we definitely
didn’t
Camanche
Beau Troutman |
Clinton Herald acy built over the
last six years — the
amount of time the together.
2020 senior class
familiarize residents campaign to damaged corn show our best football,” Delzell said. the Indians’ game
against has been swimming we’ve made
with the traf- was already quarterback Michael out with any of bounds during “It really feels like
fic feature before (center) runs out
“We just didn’t come Our caches Camanche’s Jordan Lawrence we’ve all been
the city turns any s t a r t i ng to
DEATH NOTICES | A4 intersections into
circles. degrade. in a nonconfer- a family because six years now,”
“I really don’t love spark or any energy. on Oct. 9 in Camanche. the Raiders (2-2) together for almost
them,” City Engineertalking about “The stuff worked hard in Maquoketa versa when they’re ence game Friday in Dunkerton. er said.
CLINTON: cleaned that up, we left for me and vice senior Bailey Klinkhamm
Jason Craft t h a t ’s j u s t kept pushing into the second half as Everson Gruver
EV quarterback Conor yards and other, you
Albert Langrehr,
told the Clinton
City Council last kinked is practice and we just week.” dust on a 73-yard keying on pass.”
an interception for 251 “You get to know each
each other
month, “But as city
engineer it’s my dying. That’s and getting better
each everyone in the Zach Erwin had finished 12-of-19 had 14 learn everything
about
Shelley Williams duty to make you Bob first quar-
Following a scoreless 30-yard TD run. Coakley in the fourth
quarter. five TDs. Kolton Murphy two TDs. blood-related fam-
guys aware of all not going to
left side and it on and I have actual
available traffic engineering Bowman perfect, “They loaded the
shut down 203 yards and
The Indians defense the game carries for led all receivers with also the people I
that can improve things be the best
ter, Delzell lofted a said. ily on the team, but six years.
DAVENPOR T: quality if we to Jordan Law- was a right-side run,” Everson who came into Parker Olson
bonded with the past
traffic safety in
Clinton. I think this are able to harvest touchdown pass and I just took Coakley, yards and
Helen Pearsall is one of them. it,” said the end zone. “A hole opened up most dangerous three catches for 102 my sisters.”
“They’ve really become incredible
“We don’t want to Bowman, a local rence in the back of as the Cardinals’ Felkey had 14.5
limit ourselves farmer who opportu- three TDs. Hayden They’ve made some years.
just to four-way is a past director, “The line gives great “I don’t off.” defense playmaker. and an inter-
ERIE, ILL.: stops
signals,” said Craft. and traffic
and
active, in the Nationalis still said. Though the Cardinal first drive on tackles, three sacks six
nity for me,” Delzell of “They had a good memories over those from
Joyce Kaecker always really have “Those don’t Growers Association. Corn pressure much would pick Delzell off a couple the ball six or seven ception. of our memories came that
the effect that have to worry about the us, they had “A lot
our big trip
a roundabout can “We have got some plays. They Dickherber got in that first quarter
and
SILOAM SPRINGS, tions.”
in certain situa- some broken off flat corn, and my guys just make and Coit is drives later, an intercep- minutes a little CENTRAL
DEWITT from Burlington, senior Sarah
corn,
corn that is leaning some make my job so
easy ball right back with of pounded (Coakley) 24 we took every year,”
ARKANSA S: The City will have
playbook with tion, which set up another Everson kind worried 27, MARION Klinkhammer said.
“That was super
called listening posts, meetings, and we have standing badly, really creative in our Coit said. “We were The Sabers (4-3)
notched a late- rides were super
Kenneth Flory with residents all in the same field,” corn – the ball, yards out, mak- bit,” in. He had two fun. A lot of the bus
during the next several Bowman ways to get our playmakers TD run from nine about him coming victory over the Indians with each other at
that this time next months, “so said last week of thing.”
and they just do their on the next ing it 35-7. running, he’s had comeback e game Fri- fun, just bonding
year we might be his Clinton again really big games in a nonconferenc at the top of our
WINDSOR, MO.: able to accept a roundabout County operation.
The Cardinals punted Delzell found Lawrence passing, but I (2-4) DeWitt. meets, screaming
really big games in their
strike with four min-
in our Ben Wilkinson scored right in
Marvin Eggers community,” Craft Winona Whitaker
| Clinton Herald “When you dr
ive by it drive and the Indians buckled down day Henry Bloom lungs for our teammates
said. of MSA Professional
run on a 39-yard to give thought our defense football.” Sabers quarterback sneak with super fun.”
g for a
An independent road about roundabouts Services presents doesn’t look bad. quarter it was
But if you try a 43-yard touchdown utes left in the third races —
for the City of Clinton safety plan to the Clinton City a slideshow to walk through away on
to make it 14-0. the Indians their final score of the and
played assignment
are ready scored
on a quarterback Emily Frye, was
funded by the Council in August. those fields, to give Central Only one senior,
Iowa Department from Cade Everson Delzell said the Indians just 36 seconds left Bailey Klink-
of Transportation at every intersection, said
Following another
Cardinals clock.
game and a running off me a lit- for the postseason. DeWitt the late lead
and win. The absent from the night.
Lookin octor?
suggested that roundabouts son. Some locations Wilkin- and 55% See BOWMAN on were thinking
WEATHER | A4 would are not good intersections, of all crashes occurred A2 apart the Car-
punt, Delzell picked the Indians “They were kind
of steps back TD was set up by a 38-yard Bloom hammer said they time.
“We didn’t take any
be a good solution at
at four intersec- for roundabouts. “We look ran a
said Wilkinson. got bit and I jabbed outside, “Mike tonight,” he said. “We just want
to
pass to John McConohy
a few plays about Frye the whole about every-
dinal defense and
tions, Craft said. alternatives,” Wilkinson at all the A recent AAA report
one-yard tle
Ben Wilkinson of
sional Services told MSA Profes-
Sometimes that look said. people were killed
is a long one. 2017 because
found 939
nationally in Camanche down to the Maquoketa
line thanks to a couple
of passes to ball
said.
skinny post,” Lawrence to the end keep getting better every week
and earlier.
Marion came back
after being
“I’m just thinking and working
thing I’ve been throughyears,” Klink-
New D
the
its first roundabout Council that
Dubuque began researching people drove through through a perfect it can take us.”
run under it.” see how far the fourth quar- toward the past four what’s really
approve and Clinton residents will didn’t build one until 2016.
round- red lights, said
cal. If it’s done well, will be criti- abouts in 2011, said Wilkinson, but age, 10,000 Wilkinson. On aver-
are killed
signalized intersectionsor injured at
school voters Tucker Dickherber.
Everson punched
it in a few plays
zone. He just let me
The TD was set up
by a 30-yard SCOTT
down 20-8 to start
ter. hammer said. “But is, one of my
can a few NORTH touch-
Bloom had a nine-yard Garrett been on my mind
today
If the roundabout add more. The Federal Highway
structed correctly, is not con- tration looks at four things
Adminis- AAA said.
“in ‘It’s a big numbers,
every year,
approve later, making it 21-0.
“They just really
started to key
reception from Dickherber
plays earlier.
50, CLINTON 0
The River Kings (0-6) fell to the
Muhl.
down pass to Kaiden rushing
senior but she couldn’t
who is also a
friends, Emily Frye, be here today
hate it, and Clinton residents will safety world,” said Wilkinson. the son why the and its a rea- been the past great when Mississippi Ath- Sailor had a three-yard two field
Lawrence said it feels
Today: Showers
possible, put another one in.
won’t be able to of those
Not ever. things is intersection.
One at
In a improve
feds look
intersections for very closely
how can we
bond issue on pass like they have
few weeks,” Everson
said. “Because
their pass game is
on. Lancers (4-1) in a
Conference game
Friday at TD. Landon Peterson
had — it’s just a lot of
emotions.
“A ll of the sw immers,
we’ve
2020 great because letic
with a high near 59 Roundabouts are recent year, 57% of too, once they
fatal injury acci- the safety,” Wilkinson
our pass is deadly “It makes me feel
goals. seventh-grade
ert in ber 2,
not the solution
been together since
asive
dents happened said. balls, Eldridge.
JOHN ROHLF the other one T6 having her here —
Exp one purp
ose. visits, Septem
at intersections,
start keying on one, been throwing great WILTON 41, NORTHEAS swimming and not
virtual how it works Mikey’s is holding up for him, giv- NO. 10 EASTON
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See MEETINGS JROHLF@ CLI
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opens up so that’s
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H E R A L D.C O M
to get back in VALLEY 57, DUNKERTON
ally Rec you r best oint We patients
new INDEX every week.” ’s Coak ley ing
him enough time Beavers (2-5) in a
River Valley Con-
on cyOne,
app 36epting
erson 5 NO.acc Livestock programs and toss it out there,” 0 (8-MAN FOOTBALL)
her.”
Internati
CAMANCHE —
A f ter Maquoketa in Goose Lake.
At Mer venient in-p UM E s are che School DistrictCaman- drill the pocket also ference game Friday
News .......................
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Minim
a two-minute “Plus, (6-1) shut
providercall today! Lawrence said. See SWIMMERS
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million bond
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goes
issue Tuesday to pay
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just 18 seconds keying
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The Clinton Herald’s walt will face Democrat Bill Green-
desk will partially
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reopen
for business beginning the November general sheriff’s race in
Republican s cast election.
to talk
WINONA WHITAKER
Monday, June 8, Greenwalt in Tuesday’s 2,167 votes for W I N O N AW H I TA
when C L I N TO N H E R
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doors will open to election. Allan Soenksen primary A L D.C O M
the
about race
public from 11 a.m. received
to 816 votes, and CLINTON — Voters
1 p.m. Monday through encountered plastic
ONLINE: See all Danny Thomas barriers, social distancing,
Friday. election results at garnered sanitizer and disposable masks, hand
Clintonherald. 711. Tuesday’s primary pencils during ARNIE STAPLETONS
D i e s c h election in Clinton A S S O C I AT E D
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com. received 3,419 County.
votes, running Ten precinct workers O’s, the Den-
were scheduled for Instead of X’s and
uncontested on hours at Jefferson Tuesday talking
NEWS | B1 the Democratic primary
ballot. of five voting sites
Elementary School, 16
one
ver Broncos spent police bru-
In the race for U.S. open about racial injustice,
Mary Jones. To prevent in the county, said a nation rocked
Greenfield won the Senate, Theresa the spread of tality and healing over George
Democratic nomi- coronavirus, poll by demonstrat ions
nation statewide. workers sat behind Minneapolis on
Clinton also chose
Democratic voters
in barriers, sanitizer
and
plastic Floyd’s death in outbreak
incumbent Republican
Greenfield to face for voters who wantedmasks were available top of the coronavirus
devastation.
November. Joni Ernst in booths were sanitized them and voting and its economic Joe E l lis
Winona Whitaker after each use. Tea m pre sident
Poll worker Mike | Clinton Herald Greenfield earned Voters received pencils and defense
addressed the offense calls that
Haan puts up election 2,526 votes in their ballots, but with which to mark
Elementary School signs Tuesday’s in separate Zoom
Tuesday. While in-person at Jefferson significantlClinton County primary, reused.
the pencils were
not regular video
may have been low, replaced the team’s which are a
absentee voting broke voter turnout y more than
Courthouse, Law according to Clinton
County Auditor Eric records,
Van Lancker.
tors. Michael Franken her competi-
See PRIMARY on
received 472
Curbside voting was
who was unable
vote.
available to anyone
or unwilling to go
inside to
conference sessions,
substitute for in-person
during the pandemic.and general
training
Center opening
A2 Coach Vic Fangio
also partici-
manager John Elway which Ellis
LAND REVIVAL
in
pated in the calls, need to erad-
emphasized society’s the players
plans discussed Protesters
icate racism and
told
n shares in
that the organizatio death last
the outrage over Floyd’s
week.
gather at
he wanted
Ellis, who told players issuing
before
to hear from them
NEWS | C4 listened as more
a statement, also spoke up on
than a dozen players
Riverview
Herald
Carie Kuehn | Clinton
Clinton County the calls.
“My takeaway from
we have to figure
it was that
out what we can
breaks from defense
for a run during a
2019 home football
game.
Bandshell
team, but as an
District Court
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City seeks bids for forme do, not only as a Fulton’s Kyler Pessman
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safety Kareem In this file photo,
organizatio n,”
r spiritualist camp prope can we get out
WAITIN
Jackson said. “How the Denver
Activity rty However, some left
and how can we impact can get out
community? Maybe
and put together a
we
march as a team
protest based on or something like that.”
the Bron-
After the Zoom calls,
speakers’ messages cos tweeted, “We
will stand by our
up their voices.
DEATH NOTICES | A4 players. We will lift
will do more.”
WINONA WHITAKER We can do more. We several
still don’t have fall guid
CLINTON : AND JOSHUA The team also retweeted
VINSON posts, including
players’ personal
N E W S @ C L I N TO have been one
Illinois athletes
William Oveson, H E R A L D.C O M
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David Schmooke See BRONCOS
on C2
commu-
CLINTON — With we ask our IHSA
police the way. The now bit more of it as we
DOLLaR VOLUMe CONtRaCt
brutality and coronavir Health (IDHP) along
DAVENP ORT: us Return To Play in nity for just a
NFL tells
on their minds, ious for the IHSA like those released with IDPH to finalize
Marilyn McAllister protesters CARIE KUEHN IHSA guidelines, the stu- collaborate To Play Guidelines.
donned masks and @ Guidelines to be released,”Ander- Iowa, are meant to keep these Return
held CARIE.KUEHN the return of
Monroe at Clinton’s Riverview signs executive director
Craig safe as coronavirus
We understand that
teams they C L I N TO N H E R
A L D.C O M earlier dent athletes high
shell in 90 - degree Band- son said in a statement they concerns continue. is important to our
ways, guidelines athletics
MORRIS ON, ILL.: Tuesday in a peaceful heat the nation this week. “In many However, those students from a physical,
While states across practice, step in a return to be released school and emotional perspec-
Joan Heusinkveld of last week’s death protest
Floyd at the hands
of George must hold are getting back
to
up sum-
including Iowa starting student to
represent the first
normalcy as we continue
COVID-19 pan-
to still are not ready
or enforced, meaning
a date for mental,
Illinois is still tive,
but we also recognize with
that
training camps
of Minne- recover from the return to sports in we must be in full
accord
apolis police. mer games, Illinois dark. and
RIDGEVI LLE, the
athletes are still in School Ath- demic.” to say that not
yet clear. to maximize safety in
WIS.: Bearing signs and
Anderson goes on vital in this IDPH
Mary Ann Corlis T-shirts that declaredwearing The Illinois High Advi- “IDPH approval is and help avoid
any setbacks
at home s (IHSA) and the IHSA Sports Medicine their
process, and we understand our students with
Lives Matter,” “Black “Black letic Association have not spent many have pressing reuniting
and “Skin color is is a vibe” Governor JB Pritzker on lifting sory Committee the guidelines respect that they resolve that coaches.”
to will have
able suspicion,”
not reason- BARRY WILNER yet issued guidelines practices hours developing in the state statewide issues The Clinton Herald them.
on athletic kickstart sports precedence . Quarantine as the IHSA posts
protesters A S S O C I AT E D
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sat in the
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t of Public has
per column
the All 32 NFL teams
of the march downtown.start Roger Goodell to students, and coaches
crowd of nearly The by Commissioner at their home
200 people hold training camps because of
for season restart
consisted of blacks,
whites and facilities this summer
discount discount discount discount discount nts players with plan
Hispanics standing the COVID-19 pandemic.
An old hotel remains to condemn actions together Most NFL teams
stay at their
AP source: NBA prese
at Photos by Winona that led year-round,
is seeking a developer the former spiritualist camp on Second Whitaker | Clinton
Herald training complexes Kansas
clinched play-
Celtics already have eight games
to buy the 8.67 acres, Avenue South in Clinton. See PROTEST on but Dallas, Pittsburgh, s, Car- only
dwellings that will demolish the existing TIM REYNOLDS off spots — and, if
structures and build The city
bring tax revenue A2 mean the Miami
to the city. City, Buffalo, Indianapoli
and the Los
A S S O C I AT E D
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are left, that would
residential olina, Washington Philadelphia
Today: Sunny, with among those Heat, Indiana Pacers,
Angeles Rams are of training the National Bas- Denver
near 86
a high
District hires that stage portions
The NBA has told that it will 76ers, Los
Angeles Clippers,
Oklahoma City
OPEN $2,000+ $4,000+ $5,000+ $10,000+
WINONA WHITAKER
W I N O N AW H I TA ketball Players Associationfor restart- Nuggets, Utah Jazz, Rockets would
camp elsewhere. plan
K E R @ C L I N TO
was made present a 22-team league’s board Thunder and Houston as
contractor for have clinched spots
N H E R A L D.C O decision the
“The league’s ing the season to
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inch rates
assessment a person theoretically
CLINTON — The
City of Clinton is looking based on the medical and in con- of governors on Thursday, well.
the situation said. would be
developer to turn of current risk factors and safety with knowledge of Mavericks
Eagle Heights
for a The Dallas
INDEX tax revenue.
a former spiritualist
camp into sideration for the
health
staffs,” the The teams that
will be going to
virtually assured
of clinching a West
over
of players and football World Of Sports a seven-game lead
Community .................. The city is accepting the ESPN Wide campus near spot, holding So that would
playground Colts said in a release. no joint
..... A3 bids for the purchase complex on the Disney eighth-place Memphis.Portland, New
Obituaries .................. Goodell also ordered would play eight
....... A4 improvement of an and something Orlando, Florida playoff seeding mean the Grizzlies, , San Antonio
Weather .................. 8.67- practices for teams, games to determine 31 before the Orleans, Sacramento be in the run-
acre plot of land
News ..................
Family ..................
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.............. B1 at the northwest
of Second Avenue
located
corner VIDEO: See a resurfacing that had become
increasing pop-
ular in recent summers. of these
each
starting around
July
according to the and
postseason begins, The Associated ning for the No. 8
to
Phoenix all would
seed out West. In
is six games
............. B2 South video tour of “We believe that person who spoke the East, Washington and 5-1/2
and Bluff Boulevard. WINONA WHITAKER our ability to of anonymity on
Sudoku .................. Mount Pleasant steps will enhance Press on condition the league has behind No. 7 Brooklyn
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C L I N TO N H E R
min- home of the A L D.C O M players and your
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......... B4 Mississippi and are consistent to happen to
Comics .................. CLINTON — The management in 13 Western Conference teams going For a play-in series
........B6-7 The property is appraised Valley Spiritualist Clinton approach to risk t,” Goodell 8 seed on either
Classifieds .................. at about $130,000, School Board has the current environmento teams. nine Eastern Conference being that determine the No.
...... B8 the buyer will have but
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Public Notices ..................
A d m i n i s t r ator City playground of Eagleface the scheduled for the during an NBA a playoff spot at this and the NBA of eighth place. a best-
News ..................
C3 Mat t Elementa r y SchoolHeights game in Canton,
Ohio, on Aug.
ner Adam Silver is introduced and the would start in August, occurs, it would basically be would
..............C4 Brooke said Monday. first two teams NBA Commissio game between the
Houston Rockets will likely stretch
into October,
of-two — where the
No. 9 seed
TV Book .................. inclusive playground af ter 6 and will be the 8, 2019 file photo. Finals
.....D1-16 The city expects Uncut grass surrounds equip- Dallas usu-
to report in late July. California,
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a minimum valuation ment is installed in Saitama, near 21, 2020 that the
league is Los Angeles See NBA on C2
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