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CITYWIDE GARAGE SALE

Cool cars, good music, door prizes, safety inspections planned

How Oklahoma’s wait for disability services began

Local realtor Tiffany Elcyzyn takes an oath of office during a meeting Tuesday, April 11, signifying the beginning of her new term as a member of the Newcastle Board of Education. She was elected by acclimation after being the sole filer for the Office No. 3 seat.

Students underwent a series of stations Wednesday, April 5 just west of the football stadium to better understand safety while driving and identifying potential hazards.

High-flying Education in Newcastle Newcastle instructor/yearbook advisor Jeffrey Duncan and Internship Director Nikki Gayler had the opportunity to go flying yesterday with internship student Zehra Hafeez

24-foot sound walls, 24-7 sound monitoring proposed by Council

A report of false identity has been reported to the Newcastle Police Department about a couple who were in attendance at the City’s Easter Egg event on April 1 in Veterans Park taking photos of children and obtaining their names while saying they are with the Newcastle Pacer.

In a discussion about transportation by Newcastle Board of Education members during their Tuesday, April 11 meeting, board member Tiffany Elcyzyn said, “I don’t think our parents knew what type of predicament we were in with buses before the bond issue.”

The people of Oklahoma Oil & Natural Gas hosted a Road Safety Day at Newcastle High School on Wednesday, April 5, as a continued commitment to serving communities where they live and work (see related photo feature on page 5 this week).