Abc 9s bria bell brings us more. Bria tim and jenna, the Sioux City Public Library and the Convention Center are two prominent places are feeling the effects of vagrancy issues downtown and now both places are looking to stop people from entering if they do not intend to utilize the facilities properly. Its not a good look when you have somebody sleeping at a table, the sioux city library, typically a nice place to enjoy a good book, is unintentionally housing the homeless. The library will allocate nearly 46,000 for additional security options due to the frequent vagrancy issues, but will it be enough . Im not sure that with the money that well be having, that its really going to cover what we really need, says capron. Also facing similar issues, the sioux city Convention Center. So theyve got some problems with people coming in that arent a part of events, but theyre coming in and theyre using some of the Restroom Facilities there. Weve had some issues where they come in and have eat
There was a massive amount of uneasiness. Uneasiness. School gets out at 235 this afternoon. The superintendent says he plans to send a letter home with students putting the events of the past few days in perspective. Jordan burgess. 9 on your side. Side. And in wyomingweve learned that a student has been removed from class and is facing strict discipline. Because of a threat. Thats also why there are extra police present there today. 9 on your sides timyka artist is live right now after speaking with officials. I just got off the phone w chief rusty herzog from the wyoming Police Department. He confirms there is heightened security at the high school today. The student who made the threat has been dealt with and was not in school today the chief would not go into whether or not that threat was made verbally or in writing. He did say the threat was specific and not directed at the entire student body. School administrators sent emails to parents last night alerting to the increased Pol
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April 12, 2021
Blanche P. Messick, 92, of Rehoboth Beach, formerly of Centreville, passed away Wednesday, April 7, 2021, surrounded by her loving family. She was born in New York City to the late Harry Pack and his wife Anna Obzut Pack.
As the child of a Russian Jewish immigrant father and a first-generation American, Polish Catholic mother, Blanche had a deep-seated awareness of the value of every person. Eventually her family moved to Sussex County where they were pioneers in the early poultry industry. Later they owned the Bottle & Cork for 14 years until 1969. That was where Blanche met the love of her life, Larry Messick, the trumpet player in a Dixieland band. They married in 1964 and shared a family of five children. For over 20 years Blanche was a fiercely dedicated and beloved preschool teacher at Tower Hill School.