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Your 2 Cents: What We Learned During Friday's Storms
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Wednesday, June 5th 2013, 11:45 pm
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Your 2 Cents: What We Learned During Friday's Storms
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My commentary on Friday's storm coverage, and being personally responsible for your safety, left some of you criticizing me for briefly mentioning that another station recommended fleeing the storm in your car if you couldn't get underground.
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Multiple Northeastern Oklahoma School Districts To Take Legal Action Against State Board Of Education
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