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-Email Alerts: Sign up for free daily headlines-Customer Service: Subscribe Print this page Sheriff Mark Nichols reports the following incidents and investigations:A deputy was dispatched to a location in Huntsville on Main Street in reference to an individual who was walking down the street and was visibly upset.

The deputy located the individual who advised that she was upset with her mother because the mother would not transport her to Moberly.

The deputy determined that the individual was not threat to herself or others and departed the area.A deputy was dispatched to County Road 1365 in reference to a cow being on the road.

The deputy patrolled the area without locating any cattle out of confinement.

A deputy was dispatched to a residence on County Road 2710 in reference to harassing and threatening phone calls.

Upon arrival the deputy met with the complainant who provided the deputy with information concerning the suspect.

The complainant requested that this incident be documented.Deputies were dispatched to a residence on Highway DD in reference to property damage.

Upon arrival the deputies met with the complainant who ...

...ba href=/drug abuse/a/b and death.Drawing inspiration from the hit film West Side Story, the story focuses on two groups of teens whose battles over a boy lead to very different consequences for each girl.Among the grim portrayal of poverty and despair are characters who escape the spiral of decline and prove it is possible to claw their way out of deprivation.The girls say these small glimmers of hope are closer to the reality faced by many youngsters on estates across Blackpool.Nikki Reid is an ambitious young actress.She and her five co-stars choreographed the dance and drama throughout Mereside Story."We are showing Mereside in the way people think it is but at the end there is a voice over saying it isn't really like that and it's just a film," she said."There are a lot of terrible things happening in the film but we wanted to show that Mereside isn't really like that."Mereside has a bad reputation but it doesn't deserve it."We know there are people who are like our characters and cause problems, but some act that way because they think it is what they are expected to do.

This film is telling them we don't want them to act this way, and hopefully they will listen."The 16-year-old is hoping to use the movie, produced over the last six months with help from Blackpool's Youth Service and cash from the Arts Council, as a springboard for her own performing arts career.She said: "I am going to be an actress.

People don't realise but we are independent, respectable young women with ambition...

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