The Rainbow Mafic Dance Fairies are a group of magical beings that bring joy and happiness through their vibrant and mesmerizing dance performances. These fairies are known for their exceptional dancing skills and their ability to create beautiful rainbows wherever they go. The word "mafic" refers to the type of rock that these fairies are associated with. Mafic rocks are typically dark-colored and rich in minerals such as magnesium and iron. This association with dark-colored rocks contrasts with the bright and colorful rainbows that the fairies create, adding an element of mystery and intrigue to their performances. When the Rainbow Mafic Dance Fairies dance, they create stunning displays of light and color.
On Oct. 31, a St. Clair County deputy took a report in reference to property damage on NE 450 Road, Osceola. Lois Lyke reported a bullet hole was found in the wind turbine on her dairy barn. She stated dead robins have also been found on her property.
While there are many places around the city hosting fireworks watch parties, there are seven official public viewing locations along two miles that will offer the best read free views of the Macy s Fourth of July show, including Midtown, Long Island City, Greenpoint, and Williamsburg. The show will be synchronized to a musical score curated by Ray Chew featuring American classics like The Star Bangled Banner, America the Beautiful, Lift Every Voice and Sing, and Ain t No Mountain High Enough.
When the Rainbow Mafic Dance Fairies dance, they create stunning displays of light and color. Their graceful movements and intricate choreography are accompanied by music that echoes through the air. As they twirl and spin, rainbows burst forth from their fingertips, swirling and intertwining in a mesmerizing dance of colors.
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Sheriff Scott Keeler said deputies made three warrant arrests and took reports of property damage, stealing, and burglary during the week of Oct. 31- Nov. 7.
Stolen jewelry reported in Lowry City
On Nov. 6, a St. Clair County deputy took a report regarding stolen jewelry on North Griswald Street, Lowry City. Brenda Thomas stated she noticed several pieces of jewelry missing from her jewelry box next to her bed. The items missing include a class ring, wedding band, and diamond engagement ring. All were 18k gold. Thomas also reported an Elgin wrist watch with a gold and silver band, a pair of half carat diamond stud earrings set in gold, and a pair of one carat diamond stud earrings set in silver missing. The total value of the missing jewelry was estimated $4,850.00. The report was forwarded to the Lowry City Police Department for further investigation.
Property damage and stealing reported on NE 951 Road
On Nov. 6, a St. Clair County deputy took a report in reference to a theft and property damage on NE 951 Road, Lowry City. Joseph Smith reported a Cuddie Back trail camera was stolen. Smith also reported a window to his garage was broken out. The damage and value of the item was estimated at $200. A suspect was identified and the camera was recovered, A suspect was taken into custody and later released pending a formal charge.
Burglary reported on NE 450 Road
On Nov. 4, a St. Clair County deputy took a burglary report on NE 450 Road, Osceola. George Harper reported someone entered his residence and shop building and stole a skill saw, two tires, and two wheels from a vehicle parked in his field. A suspect was identified and later located. The skill saw was recovered and the suspect was taken into custody and later released pending a formal charge.
Stealing reported from March
On Oct. 31, a St. Clair County deputy took a report from Charles Yoss, Appleton City, in reference to stealing that occurred in March. Yoss explained a female that was living with him stole several items including $90 cash, Oakley sunglasses, Kansas City Chiefs coat, bolt cutters, and miscellaneous knives. The total value of the items was estimated at $330.
Property damage reported on NE 450 Road
On Oct. 31, a St. Clair County deputy took a report in reference to property damage on NE 450 Road, Osceola. Lois Lyke reported a bullet hole was found in the wind turbine on her dairy barn. She stated dead robins have also been found on her property.
The investigations in these cases are ongoing. Sheriff Keeler urges those with any related information should contact the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office Tip Line, 417-646-5832, or email to [email protected].
Warrant arrests
Paul Reaves |
Paul Reaves- On Nov. 5, a St. Clair County deputy arrested Paul Reaves, 52, Collins, on a Hickory County warrant for failing to appear in court on a misdemeanor charge of driving while suspended/revoked. Bond is set at $250 cash only.
Michelle Terrell- On Nov. 3, Michelle Terrell, 38, Bolivar, was arrested on a St. Clair County warrant at the St. Clair County jail on a St. Clair County warrant charging her with class C felony burglary-second degree. Bond is set at $15,000 cash or surety.
Michelle Terrell |
The charge stems from an incident on June 29 when St. Clair County deputies were called to South 17th Street, Collins, in reference to a burglary in progress. During the investigation it was learned Terrell and Troy Osborn unlawfully entered a residence. The homeowner, Kimberly Aldridge, arrived at home and found Osborn and Terrell inside her residence. There was evidence several items were gone through in the residence.
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Velda Sue Motley- On Oct. 31, Velda Sue Motley, 62, Lowry City, was arrested on a St. Clair County warrant charging her with class C felony receiving stolen property. The charge stems from a St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office investigation that started on Oct. 25 when a deputy took a stealing report on NE 276 Road. John White reported a trail cam, Stihl weed eater, and a Stihl Farm Boss chainsaw missing from his property. The total value of the items was estimated at $855.
During further investigation on Oct. 28, the weed eater and chainsaw were recovered. Information was learned Motley dropped an individual off on NE 276 Road and the person returned with the chainsaw, weed eater, and a game camera. Motley attempted to sell the items and was asked for proof of ownership. Fake bills of sale were made and the chainsaw and weedeater were sold for $220. Motley stated the money was given to the individual in exchange for methamphetamine.
Disclaimer: Arrest records are public information. Any indication of an arrest does not mean the individual identified has been convicted of a crime. All persons arrested are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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The fairies' performances are not only a visual spectacle but also a magical experience for those who witness them. The rainbows they create are said to carry positive energy and bring good fortune to all who come into contact with them. It is believed that by watching the fairies dance, one's spirits are lifted, and a sense of joy and wonder fills the heart. The Rainbow Mafic Dance Fairies are revered for their talent and their ability to spread happiness and positivity through their art. They are often invited to perform at celebrations and special events, where their enchanting performances become the highlight of the gathering. People from all walks of life gather to watch their mesmerizing dances and bask in the beauty and magic of the rainbow-filled atmosphere. In conclusion, the Rainbow Mafic Dance Fairies are captivating beings that enchant audiences with their vibrant dance performances and the creation of beautiful rainbows. Their talent and magical abilities bring joy and happiness to all who witness their dances, making them truly extraordinary creatures of wonder and delight..
Reviews for "Celebrating Diversity with Rainbow Mafic Dance Fairies"
1. Jessica - 1/5 stars - Rainbow Mafic Dance Fairies was a complete disappointment. The storyline was dull and predictable, and the characters lacked personality. I couldn't connect with any of them, and their dialogue felt forced and unoriginal. The dance sequences were poorly choreographed and lacked energy, making them tedious to watch. Overall, this book was a letdown, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for an entertaining read.
2. Alex - 2/5 stars - While Rainbow Mafic Dance Fairies had an interesting concept, the execution fell short. The writing style was confusing and hard to follow, making it difficult to immerse myself in the story. The characters lacked depth and development, making it hard to care about their journey. Additionally, the pacing was uneven, with some parts dragging on while others felt rushed. Overall, I found the book to be underwhelming and wouldn't recommend it to others.
3. Samantha - 2.5/5 stars - Rainbow Mafic Dance Fairies had potential, but it failed to live up to it. The world-building felt half-baked, and the magical elements were poorly explained. I found myself confused and unable to fully understand the rules of this fantasy realm. The plot was predictable and lacked any real surprises, making it hard to stay engaged. While the book had its moments, it ultimately fell flat, and I wouldn't consider reading any future installments in this series.