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FERRIS PUBLIC LIBRARY: More than Books (October 10, 2024)

For our youngest readers, the magic of storytelling comes to life during our Wednesday morning story time sessions. These interactive sessions transport children into worlds filled with talking animals, brave heroes, and delightful surprises.

ELLIS COUNTY ARRESTS: October 1 – 7

Lewis, David, 37, injury child/elderly/disabled w/intent bodily injury Felony 3.Lopez, Crystal, 45, poss CS pg 1/1-b >=4g<200g Felony 2.Marion, Robert, 40, commitment order.Wyrick, Rochanda, 38, theft prop >=$100<$750.

RED OAK ARRESTS: September 16 – 30

Rambo, Broderick, 41, terroristic threat cause fear of imminent serious bodily injury, terroristic threat cause fear of imminent serious bodily injury, unl carrying weapon prohibited places-warrant arrest.McLemore-Byrd, Loretta, 49, tamper/fabricate phys evidence w/intent to impair-warrant arrest.

WILMER ARRESTS: September 29 – October 6

Pina, Jose, 25, collision involving damage to vehicle>=$200, collision involving damage to vehicle>=$200.Medellin, Chris, 27, DWI.Edwards, Elton, 46, warrant arrest-other agency.McGee, Javonte, 28, assault causes bodily injury family member, deadly conduct-discharge firearm.
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3 ways to help your child avoid falling behind in math class

STATEPOINT – Falling just a little behind in math class can have a snowball effect, making each new concept even more difficult to master. Here’s what you can do to help ensure your child thrives in the classroom now, and in the years to come:Supplement their learning: Math courses can move quickly.

FERRIS PUBLIC LIBRARY: More than Books (October 3, 2024)

Every October, National Book Month allows us to celebrate and deepen our love of reading. As the warm temperatures start to fade, it's the perfect time to curl up on the couch with a good book. In the hustle and bustle of daily life, we often overlook the simple pleasures.

ELLIS COUNTY ARRESTS: September 23 – 30

Bragewitz, Charlie, 46, theft prop <$2500 2/more prev convictions, misdemeanor warrant, theft prop >=$100<$750, misdemeanor warrant, misdemeanor warrant, misdemeanor warrant, poss CS pg 1/1-b>=1g<4g Felony 3.Abiley, Tawanna, 31, felony warrant.

WILMER ARRESTS: September 22 – 29

Contreras, German, 35, warrant arrest other agency.King, April, 25, warrant arrest other agency.Thomas, Dequallian, 26, burglary of vehicles, resist arrest search or transport.Arreola, Luis, 31, apprehension by police officer without warrant.Badger, Marcus, 25, warrant arrest other agency.
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6 tips to stay on top of fraudster’s latest tricks

STATEPOINT – Identity theft is reportedly a growing threat as fraudsters evolve to be savvier and more sophisticated. There have been more than 1,300 data breaches already in 2024, according to the Identity Theft Resource Center.