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ELLIS COUNTY ARRESTS: October 29 – November 5

Cisneros, Jacob, 17, assault by contact, poss CS pg 2 <1g.Jones, Kiere, 28, agg assault w/deadly weapon Felony 2, deadly conduct, deadly conduct, deadly conduct, deadly conduct, deadly conduct.Wright, Nicholas, 22, burglary of habitation Felony 3.Trujillo, Dahlas, 22, parole violation.

HUTCHINS ARRESTS: October 28 – November 3

Pedrin, James, 36, collision involving damage.Silerio, Placido, 23, insufficient bond-poss CS pg 1/1, insufficient bond-burglary.Arrendondo, Blake, 33, warrant arrest Dallas PD.
Photo courtesy USO

Photo courtesy USO

Supporting the Military’s hurricane relief efforts

STATEPOINT – As local communities throughout the southeast region of the United States coped with the damage caused by recent hurricanes, National Guard, Coast Guard and additional active-duty service members rescued people and pets, cleared roads, and distributed needed supplies.

FERRIS PUBLIC LIBRARY: More than Books (October 31, 2024)

Dress up in costume on Thursday, Oct. 31, and stop by the library anytime between 3 – 5:30 p.m. for spooky tunes & crafts, and, of course, treats!After that, make your way to the Ferris Department of Public Safety Building at 415 Ewing Blvd. from 5:30 – 8:30 p.m.

ELLIS COUNTY ARRESTS: October 22 – 28

Leal, James, 40, poss CS pg 1/1-b<1g, poss CS pg 2-a <=2oz, theft prop <$2,500 2/more prev conviction.Lee, Michael, 51, theft prop <$2500 2/more prev conviction, unl use of criminal instrument.

HUTCHINS ARRESTS: October 21 – 27

Rojas-Rodriguez, Christian, 24, theft prop >=$2,500<$30,000.Balandrano, David, 28, criminal mischief >=$100<$750.Greely, Demarquiez, 19, theft prop >=$2,500<$30,000.Sanchez, Salvador, 20, theft prop >=$750<$2,500.Brown, Antwan, 21, theft prop >=$2,500<$30,000.

RED OAK ARRESTS: October 14 – 21

Godfrey, Daveon, 17, poss marij <2oz.Lane, Jacob, 46, speeding.Alvarenga, Chaela, 29, poss CS pg 2 <1g, theft prop >=$100<$750.Jasper, Byron, 30, theft prop >=$100<$750.Head, Britany, 28, deadly conduct.
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Financial planning: a great career option for remote work

STATEPOINT – If you’re like most workers today, you see remote work as a major perk. In fact, a Buffer study finds that 98% of all workers have expressed the desire to work remotely, at least part of the time.