SEATTLE (AP) — Boeing factory workers voted against the company’s latest contract offer and remain on the picket lines six weeks into a strike that has stopped production of the aerospace giant’s bestselling jetliners.

LONDON (AP) — British killer nurse Lucy Letby lost her bid Thursday to challenge her conviction for the attempted murder of a baby girl in her care.

Cornhole fun

Daniel Martinez prepares to play a game of cornhole during the Clinton Regional Hospital Trunk or Treat event.

Here's your preview of Thursday's paper

- Ward 4 candidates discuss issues

- Clinton mayoral forum part 2

- Updates given on school projects

- Red Tornadoes to battle against Cache

- Full obituary for Albert Keith Anuario

Monday night, Fuerza Latina Clinton hosted a forum including Ward 4 candidates. Those participating were incumbent Art Lloyd and challenger Bobby Stewart. The format of the forum was that each candidate was asked a specific question, sent in by a member of the community, and then given up to two minutes to answer.

Plenty of ground to cover

Truckloads of ground cover are on site at the M.T. and Helen Gholston Children’s Park in preparation for volunteers expected to converge Friday and Saturday as they work together to regenerate the Clinton landmark that was built 24 years ago. Organizers say anyone wanting to help is encouraged to show up at the park on those days.

This is the second installment covering the mayoral candidate forum hosted by Fuerza Latina Clinton Monday at the Clinton Middle School Auditorium. The format featured Mayor David Berrong being asked questions first, then followed by challenger Chris Roland.

Decorating opportunity

Clinton Regional Hospital Gift Shop volunteers Pat Colvin, left, and La-Vonne Holmes show off one of the wreaths that will be available to decorate as a part of a fundraiser for the Clinton Regional Hospital Service Volunteers Program. The last day to reserve a wreath or tree will be Oct. 25.

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