Summer Reading program to end July 22

Citizens better flip their remaining pages in a hurry as the deadline to turn in reading logs for the Dublin Public Library’s Summer Program is this Saturday. All reading logs must be turned in by 2 p.m. Saturday, July 22.

Area Briefs

July Market in the morning breeze Remember to come early to the Dublin Market this Saturday in Wright Park. We expect around 20 vendors from the Dublin area, Stephenville, DeLeon and beyond. You will find goods and goodies of all sorts in the shade of the big pecans and colorful canopies.

Museum Matters

The Gold Star Mothers of Dublin were honored at a special banquet at the American Legion Hall on May 24, 1948. Each of the mothers were given red, white and blue corsages.

Two indicted on child endangerment charges

Madisen Brooke Comstock, 21, and David Alvarez, 38, have both been indicted on the charge of abandoning or endangering a child, a State Jail Felony, after meth was found in a child’s system. Comstock is the mother of the male infant and Alvarez is her boyfriend.

Donations sought for back-to-school drive

Dublin citizens are being asked to help at this year’s annual Back-to- School Fair. The Dublin Public Library will be hosting its Back-to-School Fair from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, July 29 at the library. “I want to thank everyone for their kindness and support for this event.

Community Calendar

An event calendar for Dublin and nearby communities. To submit an event for the calendar, send them to composing@dublincitizen.com. Saturday, July 15 -Barks and Books: 11 a.m. Dublin Public Library (206 West Blackjack) -Dublin Market Days: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Police Log

June 26 The crossing arms were stuck down at the train tracks on East Blackjack. Danny Duarte was arrested for disorderly conduct at Dairy Queen. He allegedly went behind the counter into the kitchen yelling at employees and cursing.

Stephanie Lancaster

Stephanie Lancaster has always enjoyed the way photography can preserve a special moment or feeling. “I still go through my old yearbooks,” she said. “I like that you can go back and look at those memories and say, ‘Hey, I remember this time, the fun we had.

CWJC classes kick off in August

Christian Women’s Job Corporation/ Transformation Pathway will begin their regular training program on Tuesday, August 22. The classes will be each Tuesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to noon and will be seminars on job readiness.