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1 week ago |
restorationnewsmedia.com | Scott Bolejack
CLAYTON — A Wear Orange event is scheduled from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday, June 7, at East Clayton Community Park, 1774 Glen Laurel Road. Orange is the color friends of Chicago high school student Hadiya Pendleton wore after she was shot and killed on a playground at age 15. It’s also the color that hunters wear in the woods to alert other hunters and protect themselves. “We wear orange to demand a future free from gun violence,” said Shannon Halbur, lead organizer for the Wear Orange event.
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2 weeks ago |
restorationnewsmedia.com | Scott Bolejack
CLAYTON — Michael Tatum, the town’s fire marshal, represents the spirit of Clayton’s fire service — committed to safety, service and making a difference before the sirens ever sound. Tatum is nearing his first anniversary with the Clayton Fire Department. In that time, he’s focused on building strong partnerships, strengthening safety systems and protecting lives and property — often behind the scenes.
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2 weeks ago |
restorationnewsmedia.com | Scott Bolejack
CLAYTON — The town joined others nationwide in celebrating Professional Municipal Clerks Week. The annual event recognizes the essential work clerks do to support local government and keep residents connected. This year, Clayton spotlighted Town Clerk Heidi Holland, whose leadership and attention to detail help ensure that residents stay informed and town operations run smoothly.
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2 weeks ago |
restorationnewsmedia.com | Scott Bolejack
SMITHFIELD — No one wants to talk about Eric Bracy’s job hunt. The Johnston public schools superintendent is a finalist for the same job in Rock Hill, South Carolina. But even the chairwoman of the school board there declined to talk about the man who could become her district’s next leader. “I am hesitant to make individual statements about candidates when we are in the middle of the process,” Helena Miller said in a text message on Friday.
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3 weeks ago |
restorationnewsmedia.com | Scott Bolejack
CLAYTON — From foundations to final walk-throughs, building inspectors help ensure that every structure in Clayton is safe, sound and built to last. This May, in recognition of Building Safety Month, the town is highlighting the work of inspectors like Jose Perez, who has served Clayton for 10 years. Perez is a Level III inspector, certified in all five major trades: building, electrical, mechanical, plumbing and fire.
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