The Easter Bunny paid a visit to some neighborhoods in El Reno on Sunday. Children reportedly kept their social distance but enjoyed seeing the larger than life bunny hopping through the area, leaving Easter eggs along the way.
Residents and family members should protect themselves and their families from encountering COVID-19.
That means understanding what COVID-19 is, how it is spread and why it is dangerous.
Practicing the social distancing rules during this outbreak, which is staying 6 feet apart from another person, and wearing a mask and gloves are ways to prevent encountering the COVID-19 virus.
COVID-19 can include a sudden onset of a high fever, bodily aches and pains, sore throat/dry cough, shortness of breath and feeling fatigued.
A certain weatherman, who shall remain nameless, reported a light frost early Monday morning in the western part of the state and further predicted snow Monday night.
Sunday morning was lovely but quite suddenly in the early afternoon, a fierce north wind blew in with a vengeance, sending us scurrying to collect blooming iris, honeysuckle, late daffodils and lilacs lest they be lost.
They are comfortably residing in a vase while the outside brick walkway is littered with tiny honeysuckle blooms.
Barbecue? Ribs? Brisket and burgers?
That all sounds great, and you can get it at Swadley’s through takeout, curbside or drive-thru.
Try the smoked brisket burnt ends with two sides and a roll for $15.79.
Or try it in sandwich form with Texas toast, one side and a drink for $11.99.
LAWSUITS
Citibank N.A. vs. Ronnie D. Thompson for $9,141.83 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
Discover Bank vs. Robyn S. Herhold for $8,848.58 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
Synchrony Bank vs. Deanna McMillan for $1,427.73 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
TD Bank USA N.A. vs. Paula F. Holder for $1,675.76 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
TD Bank USA N.A. vs. Stephen M. Arnold for $2,129.62 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
STILLWATER — An innovative collaboration between two campuses at Oklahoma State University is allowing the institution to play a key role in the state’s fight against COVID-19.
As university leaders considered how to best use its resources to serve the state, a partnership between the main Stillwater campus and OSU Medicine in Tulsa emerged. FDA-approved machines to run the test analysis for COVID-19 were identified at a lab on the Stillwater campus – which would address the state’s limited testing capacity.
(This is a preliminary agenda and is subject to change before the meeting.)
EL RENO CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
Tuesday – April 14, 2020 – 5:30 P.M.
El Reno City Council Chambers
101 N. Choctaw Avenue
AGENDA
In-Person Attendees:
Matt White, Mayor
Bob Ballhorn, Council Member Ward 2
Teleconference Attendees:
JT Chronister, Vice Mayor Ward 1
Tim Robinson, Council Member Ward 3
Tracey Rider, Council Member Ward 4
It is unlikely Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein had social distancing in mind when they penned the stanza of the adopted state song referring to sitting alone, talking and bird watching.
Just as unlikely is the notion that students statewide were shouting “Yippee ki yay" as they returned to classes on Monday, albeit in an online, distance-learning environment.
