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Norman City Council To Vote On ‘Sundown Town’ Apology Proclamation
Tuesday, January 28th 2020, 7:31 pm
By: News 9
Norman City Council To Vote On ‘Sundown Town’ Apology Proclamation
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Norman City Councilors will consider a proclamation acknowledging, condemning and apologizing for the city’s former status as a “sundown town.”
Until 1967, there was an agreement among realtors to not sell homes to minorities.
Norman City Council To Vote On ‘Sundown Town’ Apology Proclamation
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Norman City Councilors will consider a proclamation acknowledging, condemning and apologizing for the city’s former status as a “sundown town.”
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WATCH: Health Care Workers Form Human Pink Ribbon For Breast Cancer Awareness
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Health care workers in masks, including some cancer survivors, formed a human pink ribbon Thursday at Long Beach Medical Center in California. October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. The hospital said the event was to remind people of the importance of preventative screenings.
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Muscogee (Creek) Nation Takes Steps To Support Victims After McGirt Ruling
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In the wake of the Supreme Court’s ruling on tribal jurisdiction, the victims of major crimes are facing the reality of re-living trials.
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TPS Board Votes To Keep Grades 6-12 In Distance Learning Until January
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The Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education voted Monday to send students in grades 6-12 back to in-person learning starting in January.
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The Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education voted Monday to send students in grades 6-12 back to in-person learning starting in January.
New ‘Pathway Of Hope’ To Connect John Hope Franklin Park To Greenwood
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Work started Monday on a project to better connect some of the landmarks in Tulsa’s Greenwood District downtown.
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Dogs Show Off Creative Halloween Costumes For Treats, Not Tricks
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Halloween has gone to the dogs this year as a group of pets and their owners competed for a grand prize of treats and squeaky toys in a costume contest for dogs.
Tulsa International Airport Prepares For Holiday Travel Season Amid Pandemic
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