On A Good Note: Jenks Resident Introduces 'Silly Walking' To Neighborhood

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Monday, May 18th 2020, 5:45 pm

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On A Good Note: Jenks Resident Introduces 'Silly Walking' To Neighborhood

On A Good Note: Jenks Resident Introduces 'Silly Walking' To Neighborhood

JENKS, Okla. -

A Jenks resident has found a way to lighten up the mood by just walking down the street -- silly walking!

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