NEWFIELDS A former Newfields man who has a “thing for signs” has agreed to plead guilty to stealing more than two dozen signs from the White Mountain National Forest.
Dwayne Grim, 52, will plead guilty June 3 in federal court to one count of destruction of government property as part of a negotiated plea deal reached with prosecutors.
The USDA Forest Service law enforcement officers first reported signs going missing from the national forest in the fall of 2016. The perpetrator, according to court documents, would regularly use a saw to cut the wooden posts in order to remove the signs.
It wasn t until Grim called Newfields police on Jan. 14, 2018, that officers were able to determine who was responsible.
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June Election To Decide Covington ISD Board Seat Covington Independent School District has announced that it will hold an election Saturday, June 5, to break a tie between two candidates in the May election. The district had three school board positions on its ballot this year, and four candidates were seeking a spot. Incumbent Kevin Ray won a seat with 63 votes and Cody Nickell received 56 votes to secure another seat. Candidates Joe Reitz and David Shane Johnson each received 36 votes. The Texas Election Code allows ties to be handled in one of several ways, including a second election, casting lots or one candidate voluntarily withdrawing from the race.
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Pittsburgh Festival Opera’s upcoming schedule is based on three V’s “to be visible, viable and victorious even during a pandemic,” according to Artistic Director Marianne Cornetti.
“Because we are still in a pandemic year, and not knowing how confident our audience would be in attending performances before July, we wanted to maintain being visible, but not having huge production costs,” she said. “It was time to get creative.”
To that end, the PFO season will offer a blend of indoor, outdoor and virtual events, along with an original film production.