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• Published at 10:36pm
• A man drops mail into the box outside of the post office on Main Street from his car Tuesday afternoon. The post office accepted mail until midnight on Tuesday and promised an April 17 postmark on it so people had a little extra time to get their tax forms filed by the deadline. Published at 7:36pm
• A truck drives by on Main Street as a car stops at the post office outgoing mail box to drop off mail Tuesday afternoon. The box was the official spot for IRS forms after closing and the office promised to put an April 17 postmark on all mail received by midnight so more people could meet the tax deadline. Published at 7:36pm
• A woman drops mail into the slot outside of the post office on Main Street as a line forms behind her Tuesday afternoon. The post office agreed to accept mail until midnight Tuesday and still affix an April 17 postmark to it so taxpayers had a little extra time to get their returns mailed by the deadline. Published at 7:36pm
• About a dozen bullets shattered the window of a car driven by a man that officials said was trying to run over sheriff's deputies after they responded to a 911 suicide call. Published at 5:48pm
• The front windshield of a car used in the attempt to run over sheriff's deputies is shattered from multiple bullet rounds. Officers were responding to a 911 call from a man who said he wanted to commit suicide by getting law enforcement officers to ram his vehicle. Published at 5:48pm