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Friday, July 19, 2019 The Elk City News, Elk City, Oklahoma Page 3 Destination Moon and we don’t stop there.” front of our industry and and schools to contact a Mad teens and adults, in which Mad Science said that continue to create hands-on Science location near you patrons explore space by for more than 25 years, science programming for to find out more about ser- using the library’s virtual Destination continued. site said. “Mad Science en- it has invested in re- kids,” the website stated. vices in your community.” reality system. The program is at 4 p.m. and registration programs, preschool pro- courages scientific literacy search and development “Our approach to teaching Later, on July 30, Elk is required. For more infor- grams, in-class workshops, in children in an age when and continues to do so. science invites children to City Carnegie Library will mation on the library, ac- camps, birthday parties and science is as vital as read- “We believe in the impor- pursue STEM careers. We do a “To the Moon and Be- cess www.elkcity.com/de- special events,” the web- ing, writing and arithmetic, tance of being at the fore- encourage parents, teachers yond” program, aimed at partments/carnegie-library. Trolley fixes. Mechanically, the pending on which building Scan Wellness Centers for ery month. The cost is $500 problem on his water bill trolley is solid, he said. the trolley fits in, the trolley health screening of city per employee and the exams and wanted a refund. Com- As far as storage, the trol- may have to move where employees. City Manager would be done in December. ley will be stored at one of the mobile visitor center Lee Litterell said each em- During the public com- missioners and city officials Trolley continued. the buildings at the civic trailer is stored, Lenius said. ployee would reimburse the ment period, the commis- did not respond to his com- center, Lenius said. The mo- Also Wednesday, the city for the screenings, as sion heard from resident some minor cosmetic is- ments, as they are prohibited bile visitor center trailer is commission approved pay- a certain amount would be Albert Henry, who com- sues that can be simple at the same location and de- ment of $15,500 to Life taken out each paycheck ev- plained about some billing from doing so by state law. Elk City police radio log July 16 Country Club. Unknown 9:57 a.m. - animal call there are any weapons. Ver- owner, parties separated. 1:37. p.m. - drunk driver 12:10 a.m. - extra patrol address. Male subject was Main and 2nd Street. One bal only parties separated. 11:40 am. - _ traf- 800 block of South Elk. beat up by girlfriends fa- dog at alrge, possible mange. 10:57 a.m. - alarm/business fic 6th and Lusk. Highway 34 and Highway Ex keeps coming in house, ther. Subject does not want 10:01 am. - animal 400 block of North Boone. 11:47) am. - traffic 66. Possible intoxicated there is a valid emergecy to press charges. Subject call 1400 block of East Made contact with key 3100 block of West 3rd. protective order in place. not wanting to file report. 3rd. One dog at large, last holder, advised maintenance 11:50 am. - traffic driver, all over the road- 12:25 a.m. - suspicious 2:59 am. - suspicious seen heading on Lester. is working in the building. 3300 block of West 7th. vehicle(s) Ackley Park. vehicle(s) 2000 block of 10:05 a.m. - traffic 1200 way passing Barber Dyson. 11:36 a.m. - stolen vehicle 12:07 p.m. - animal call By swimming pool, ver- South Main. Out with vehicle block of East Highway 66. 1000 block of South Ran- Randall and A Avenue. 2:09 p.m. - animal call bal warning for curfew. that was possibly involved Juvenile detention center. dall. Reporting party loaned Dog at large, chocolate 12:31 a.m, - suicide threat in accident. Subject hit deer, 10:09 am. - traffic Stout Drive and Highway vehicle out yesterday to sub- lab with an orange collar. 400 block of North State. both airbags deployed. Inci- 2000 block of East 7th. ject. Was going to friends 12:09 p.m. - transport men- 66. Multiple cows out by Making threats to harm him- dent was reported to OHP. 10:14.a.m.- animal call 200 house and right back, subject tal 3000 block of West 3rd. self in Facebook Messenger 8:14 am. - traf block of Lester. Deceased to reporting party, doing fic 3rd and Eastern. raccoon, animal removed. has not returned vehicle. Re- 12:53 pm. - traf- highway. Made contact porting pary does not want fic 7th and Woodward. world a favor by dying, going 8:46 am. - traffic 10:17 am. - — traf- with owner, cows put up. to get a knife. Made contact, 1800 block of West 3rd. fic I 40 Eastbound. to file charges or make a 1:15 p.m. - assist fire de- subject is okay, not suicidal. 9:06 am. - traf 10:32 am. - fight no report. Reporting party will partment Sth and Wash- Owner checking fence line. 12:32 am. - — suspi- fic 7th and Lusk. weapons 300 block of North advise when the vehicle is ington. Car parked in road, located for a stand by to pick smoke coming out of 200 2:27. p.m. - warrant cious person(s) 400 block 9:28 a.m. - animal call 6th Washington. Three female of Ackley Park Road. and Oliver. One dog at large. subject in the alley fighting up vehicle. Reporting party block of South Washing- service 400 block of 1:27) am. - _ traffic 9:45 a.m. - animal call reporting party can hear fe- back in lobby to speak with ton. Flames seen at the back 200 block of Regional. 500 block of North Jack- male subject screaming for officer, vehicle returned to of the house. Unoccupied. North McClary, Cordell. 1:28 a.m. - domestic dis- son. One stray dog, report- help, one subject running pute 1800 block of West ing party would liked picked down the alley. Report- 3rd. Occurred over by the up, one dog in possession. ing party does not know if Elk City PD arrests Ga Elk City police made All individuals arrested Arrests and complaints: REATIVITY twelve arrests July 12 to are presumed innocent un- Jammie Blackshear, 27, petit larceny; early July 16. less proven guilty. 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