Fire dept. MOU approved

Anagreementthathas been months in the making was finally approved for filing at Monday morning’s meeting of the Shackelford County commissioners, after a new memorandum of understanding (MOU) was drafted encompassing all county-based fire departments, as well as fromadjoiningcounties.
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Wreaths to be placed Dec. 14

Shackelford County’s veteranswillbecommemorated for their service and sacrifice Saturday, Dec. 14, withtheNationalWreaths Across America Day.
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Post office busy with rush

With the holiday season in full swing, the Albany Post Office is prepared to meet the demands of its busiest time of year. To ensure holiday packages and cards arrive on time, the U.S.
Stephanie Jaco (l) and Amy Price (l) start the process of sorting hundreds of boxes that come into the Albany post office each day during the busy holiday season. In addition to posting the mail and sorting packages, the postal workers keep up with letters to Santa. Donn ie Lucas / Albany News

Conflicts aired at hospital meeting

Complaints, challenges, and concerns were all unpacked by some members of the board, staff and guests during a twohour meetingoftheShackelford County Hospital District’s board of directors, when there seemed to be no holding back on all sides.
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Trash pickup to be delayed

Republic Services, the garbagecollectioncontractor for Albany, will alter its schedule next week for theThanksgivingholiday. Residential trash containers and industrial normally picked up on Thursday, Nov.
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Family festival set Saturday at Old Jail

AFamilyFestivalthisSaturday, Nov.23,attheOldJailArt Center is an event that whole familiescanparticipatein,and the local museum encourages everyone to attend. TheNavajoHeritageFamily Festival, scheduled from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.
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Fundraising campaigns underway

Applications and donations arebeingacceptedfor various programs to assist local residents during the holiday season. Programs are organized andoverseenbytheAlbany Ministerial Alliance and ResourceCare.
Ramona Reames (l) and Kathy Baskin (r) choose an ornament and sign up as sponsors for the Believe Tree for Teens program. Melinda Lucas / Albany News
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