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The lights went out early on May 29, just before a private Mass I was blessed to be able to participate in.
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An investigation today failed to substantiate charges that Ryan and Richards contracting company has been laying off local men and hiring workers important from other cities on the First Street paving project.
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Will Kuehner stands at the corner of N. Milt Phillips Avenue and Reid Street Wednesday evening holding up signs supporting the Black Lives Matter movement. Staff Photo by Heather Scheller
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Oklahoma is ranked as the fourth-hardest hit state for unemployment claims in the last week and is 12th in the nation since the outbreak of COVID-19, according to personal finance website WalletHub. The site used unemployment claims from the most recently available data on May 25 for all 50 states and the District of Columbia, and overall since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic on March 16. This data was used to rank states for both periods of time.
Read moreThe Seminole Public Library kicked off their summer teen reading program in a fantastical fashion on June 4. The program requires teens between the ages of 13 and 18 to read one chapter-book during the first three weeks of June in order to be recognized at an awards ceremony taking place at the end of the month. The grand prize winner at this ceremony will be presented with a Walmart gift card, donated by the store.
Read moreThe BabyMobile will once again be set up at Seminole State College this Wednesday, June 10. Infant Crisis Services provides free baby supplies for those that need them in a mobile formula, food and diaper pantry called the BabyMobile. It will be parked on the SSC campus at 2701 Boren Boulevard in Seminole from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday.
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