Cocke County Woman Accused Of Theft
An arrest warrant has been issued for a Cocke County woman accused of theft…from her estranged husband. On Sunday, 29 year old Justin Sifontes told Cocke County deputy Jessica Butler that he is working on remodeling a home he owns on Hwy 340. Sifontes stated that while he was away buying supplies, the estranged wife of his employee David Owens called his cell phone to tell him she had broken into that home and taken some of her husband’s tools…Brenda Owens stated that she had taken a red Skill saw and other items. Sifontes informed her that she was not welcome into the home and if she did not return the items he would call police. A warrant has now been issued for Brenda Owens’ arrest for burglary and breaking and entering.
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It s easy to normalize nontraditional families through picture books and TV shows so that when your kids do come across different kinds of families in real life, it s not weird at all, says Kiaundra Jackson, a licensed marriage and family therapist in Los Angeles. She suggests the book
My Family, Your Family, by Lisa Bullard, about a little girl named Makayla who goes through the neighborhood looking for something great about the variety of families she encounters. Or try the film
Despicable Me, a goofy farce about a supervillain who grows close to three girls from an adoption agency. (Spoiler: He becomes dad to all three.) Parr, whose books like
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