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Your Website. | www.grandlakenews.com Friday, May 8, 2020 THE GROVE SUN Grove City Council votes to approve further amendments to State of Emergency Proclamation Chloe Goff over the age of 65 are consid- Opening on May 15 ensure that essential business [email protected] ered ‘vulnerable’ and should As of Friday, May 15, or- is still attended to. adhere to the CDC guidelines. ganized sporting events may Utility and other pay- GROVE — The Grove City ments may be made Individual Guidelines resume at these city locations: Council has unanimously ap- • Softball and Baseball via mail, phone, au- Individuals are still asked proved a resolution to amend Fields tomatic withdrawal, to follow CDC guidelines, the State of Emergency proc- • Soccer Fields drive-thru window, lamation. including social distancing, • Wolf Creek Park and Boat- drop box or online On Tuesday, May 5, the washing hands with soap and ing Facility at www.cityofgro- council approved the updated water, avoiding touching your veok.gov. resolution, which went into face, disinfecting frequently Remaining Closed effect immediately and will used objects and surfaces, Public facilites remaining Public Meetings remain in effect until the next wearing of a face mask while closed until further notice are: Meetings for the meeting on Tuesday, May 19. in public and to stay home and • Civic Center following groups are The updated resolution has contact a doctor if feeling ill. • Community Center still to be canceled, sus- pended or postponed: lightened the shelter-in-place Open Public Facilites • Senior Citizen’s Center order, opened a few public • Library • Municipal Court facilities and made provisions A few public facilities have • Parks and Playground • Convention and Tourism opened and visitors are asked Limitation of Social for opening organized sport- Equipment — this includes Bureau Gatherings ing complexes. to implement social distancing swings, slides, climbing bars, • Planning and Zoning Social gatherings are still lim- The city has aligned with the and are limited to social gath- toys and other such appara- Committee ited to ten people at this time. state’s Open Up and Recover erings of less than ten people. tuses • Grove Economic Develop- Safely (OURS) plan, with the The open facilities are: • Splash Pad ment The City Council will meet • Tennis Courts • Swimming Pool again for a regular meeting on few exceptions listed above. Cancelation of Events • Skate Park • Basketball Courts Tuesday, May 19. Safer-at-Home • Walking Trails All events on city property, For more information on The previous order of • Library (under the guid- City of Grove Operations public or private, that are not the City of Grove, visit www. shelter-in-place has been ance of the Eastern Oklahoma Although the Community covered in the OURS plan are cityofgroveok.gov. lightened to safer-at-home. Library System) Center will remain closed, to have their permits revoked For more information on According to the new resolu- • Wolf Creek Park and Boat- administrative and emergen- and no new permits are to be the OURS plan, visit www. tion, residents and visitors ing Facility (for individuals) cy personnel are at work to issued. okcommerce.gov. Rotary awards scholarships to three GHS students Pauline Hale [email protected] GROVE — In a cele- bration undampened by COVID-19, three Grove High School seniors were named winners of the Grove Rotary College Scholarships on Monday, May 4. The students gath- ered at the high school entrance – keeping social distance – where COURTESY PHOTO they were greeted by The Grand Lake Queen Rotarians honking their horns as the checks were presented. Winners of the 2020 Grand Sailing scholarships, each valued at $7,200 paid The Grand Lake required and each sailing out over four years, are will be followed by disin- Trace Arnold, Rachel COURTESY PHOTO Queen to open fecting the riverboat after Reyes, and Dakota each cruise. Rickey. They were Grove Rotary awarded three Grove High School seniors scholarships amounting season on May 22 to $7,200 during a ceremony at the high school on Monday, May 4. Presentations “We are so excited among 18 outstanding are normally made at a regular Rotary meeting, but this year family and friends to about the return of gathered in the high school parking lot to watch the three, Trace Arnold, Rachel Chloe Goff riverboat cruises to Grove SEE ROTARY, A3 Reyes and Dakota Rickey receive their checks. [email protected] & Grand Lake for the 2020 season,” said Larry GROVE — Tradition Steckline, owner of the continues for Oklahoma’s riverboat. “These cruises lone riverboat, The Grand are extremely popular and Lake Queen, as she pre- offer a fun, unique way to Afton man on probation arrested pares to sail on the Grand experience the beauty of Lake ‘o the Cherokees, Grand Lake. We are going just before Memorial Day. to great lengths to pro- for possession of firearms The Queen will open vide cruises that are both the 2020 season by fun and protect the health Staff Reports Tahlequah; an Agent from the setting sail on a ninety- of our guests and staff. [email protected] Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics minute sightseeing cruise We want our guests to and officers from the Depart- on Friday, May 22. Sights treasure their memories AFTON — Undersheriff ment of Corrections Probation include local flora and of the Grand Lake Queen Tracy Shaw lead a multijuris- and Parole Division converged fauna, according to a and return for many sea- dictional team who served a on the residence of Carl Jay press release. Refresh- sons to come.” search warrant on a Monkey Is- Earp, 37, to serve the warrant. ments and drinks are During the regular land residence, in the Isles End The search warrant was the available for purchase season, the 90-minute subdivision, on the west side of result of an earlier investigation abroad the riverboat. sightseeing cruise will Grand lake. by Sheriff’s Deputies into alle- The press release also sail each Friday, Saturday According to a press release gations, Earp, a convicted felon, said that the staff of the and Sunday. Specialty sent by the Delaware County and on probation, was ille- Queen are taking great cruises are available on Sheriff’s Department, Shaw gally in possession of firearms. pains to “ensure that the holiday weekends, in- reported investigators from During the initial phase of the guests are safe” and that cluding the July 3 Monkey Delaware County Sheriff’s Of- search at the residence, officers Carl Jay Earp guests are able to enjoy Island Fireworks Cruise. fice, members of the local 13th recovered methamphetamine the cruises “in a safe, To see the Grand Lake District Attorney’s Major Crime and paraphernalia from the firearms and a quantity of am- healthy environment”. Queen’s sailing schedule Task Force, Officers from person of Earp. munition being recovered. A The number of guests will or to purchase tick- Cherokee County 27th District A coordinated search of be limited, observance of ets, visit www.grand- Attorney’s Drug Task Force at the premises resulted in two SEE FIREARMS, A3 social distancing will be lakequeen.com. ESTABLISHED 1898 MEMBER OF THE OKLAHOMA PRESS ASSOCIATION 12 PAGES • 1 SECTION A2 THE GROVE SUN | GRANDLAKENEWS.COM Friday, May 8, 2020 NEWS FORECAST FOR GROVE TODAY HIGH:63° LOW: 35° Shown is today's weather. 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Today Saturday Full Last New First LOCAL ALMANAC Sunrise 6:18 am 6:17 am Statistics through Wednesday Sunset 8:14 pm 8:14 pm High / Low temperatures 65° / 47° Moonrise 9:59 pm 11:08 pm Precipitation 0.00" Moonset 7:20 am 8:07 am 7 14May 22May May 29May Mullin Remains Committed to Addressing Crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Staff Reports “The silent crisis of bers of Congress, Reps. of missing persons, agency data sharing and cases, meet certain con- [email protected] missing and murdered Deb Haaland (Pueblo murder, and trafficking officer recruitment and sultation requirements, indigenous women is of Laguna), Tom Cole of Native Americans and retention, both of which and provide tribes and WASHINGTON— wreaking havoc on our (Chickasaw Nation of Alaska Natives. Ad- are imperative to address law enforcement agen- Congressman Mark- families and our com- Oklahoma) and Sharice ditionally, this legisla- this crisis. It will also cies with training and wayne Mullin (OK-02) munities,” said Mullin. Davids (Ho-Chunk Na- tion will ensure that the ensure tribes can contin- technical assistance to cosponsored a resolution “Our priority must be to tion of Wisconsin), to unique challenges faced ue important programs develop and implement marking protect native women introduce H.R.