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Midwest City Police To Start Issuing 'Disorderly House' Citations
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Something Good: Youth First Basketball Coach Pairs Reading and Education With Competitive Sports
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Beginning this Thursday, more than 160 individual booths will be serving some sweet, some salty, and a whole lot of fried food at the Tulsa State Fair. Coming up at 6 o’clock, Ashlyn Brothers will share how the Tulsa Health Department is making sure folks can snack safely.
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