Tonight on the way home from preschool, my son told me something.
"I told everyone at school today you are 29," he said.
"Really?" I asked thinking 29 sounds pretty good right now.
"Yep," he says, "and I told them daddy is 70!"
I am not sure who should be more concerned by this declaration, myself or my husband.
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On this day: Sept. 5, 1954
On this day: Sept. 5, 1954
Frank Nordman, Richland, told Pasco police that his brown and tan Cocker Spaniel was "kidnapped." He said the animal was waiting for him outside of the Shamrock Tavern in Pasco and one of his friends told him a man in a 1949 Plymouth drove away with it.
SCHOOLS: Nebraska schools ban religious necklace with gang link
SCHOOLS: Nebraska schools ban religious necklace with gang link
A Nebraska school district has banned a necklace that looks like a rosary after police told officials it’s also being worn by gang members.
Fremont Superintendent Steve Sexton told KETV-TV the policy is to protect students. He says police told school leaders the necklace is being used as a symbol of gang affiliation.
Omaha Catholic Archdiocese Chancellor Rev. Joseph Taphorn says Christians shouldn’t have to give up a symbol of their faith because others misuse it.
Fast Focus: What about the oil?
Fast Focus: What about the oil?
Now is not the time to pull out of Iraq. We still need to seize the oil that we were told George Bush went to war for.
-- Dan Suter, West Richland
On this day: August 23, 1954
On this day: August 23, 1954
Prompt action by two Richland boys helped the fire department put out a fire before extensive damage was done. Patrick Linn, 10 and Stanley Miller, 8, both of Richland were sitting on the lawn at 1123 Cottonwood Drive when they saw flames in a window next door. They told their parents who told the boys to pull the fire alarm on a telephone pole on the corner.
On this day: Oct. 31, 1954
On this day: Oct. 31, 1954
Two boys gave Mrs. Odette Moore, Kennewick, a leaflet advising her to vote the Democratic slate. "The Republicans hired us too and they're just as good," the boys told Mrs. Moore, "but the Democrats pay more so we just threw the Republican leaflets in the creek."
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