AnnMarie Hilton and Sophia Voight:
As Kim Konen was driving to pick up her daughter at the designated safe spot, she felt a flurry of emotions. She was scared. She was furious. She was happy, and relieved, to know her daughter was OK.
Since the first bomb threat was made against the Kiel school system last week, five others have followed targeting the Kiel Public Library, city hall, the homes of school district employees, roads and utility companies throughout the city.
So far, no bombs have been found, but school has been canceled for the remainder of the year, the Memorial Day parade that usually has residents lining the street and stopping by the local VFW for a brat didn’t happen and graduation for the class of 2022 is postponed.