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WASHINGTON - In Democratic politics, infrastructure and fighting climate change have become increasingly synonymous: You can’t have one without the other. Take the $494 billion surface transportation bill that House Democrats passed July 1.

A new monthly event called “Dine Downtown” is taking place at Central Fare which is located at 210 S. 4th St.

With the hurdle of the first day of school past, the question of how policies would hold has been on the minds of parents, faculty and community alike. McCord Elementary began school on Sept. 1 and thus far has not been aversely affected by the pandemic.

WASHINGTON - As the United Nations marked its 75th anniversary with a pandemic-era summit conducted virtually, President Donald Trump used the occasion Tuesday to excoriate China, accusing it of “unleashing” the coronavirus on the world even as U.S. deaths from the disease passed 200,000.

The staff at Ponca City High School would like to thank the hard-working team who contributed to the efforts to provide picnic tables at Po-Hi. A group of PCPS Maintenance Department workers delivered and set-up picnic tables on the south lawn for students to eat breakfast, lunch, and social distance.

Solutions for Stains on Shirts and Windows From time to time, I reach into the proverbial “Everyday Cheapskate” mailbag and pull out a few of your questions to answer here. My goal is to select questions that will have wide appeal.

Today is Thursday, Sept. 24, the 268th day of 2020.

Trump and the Future of Social Security My inbox has been inundated with emails from worried senior citizens who tell me they have heard that President Donald Trump will end Social Security if he is reelected and that the trust funds will dry up in 2023 and all Social Security checks will stop going out. I can’t imagine the president has plans to end Social Security.