Commentary
Kurt Hochenauer
No one can say with absolute certainty that climate change was a factor in this summer’s record-breaking heat, but it would be foolish at this point to not at least consider its impact.
Tuesday 21 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: Oklahoma City
Feeling the heat
Commentary
Kurt Hochenauer
No one can say with absolute certainty that climate change was a factor in this summer’s record-breaking heat, but it would be foolish at this point to not at least consider its impact.
Walk this way
This Sunday’s AIDS Walk marks the 30th anniversary of the first diagnosed case of the disease.
Back it up
Angle parking is a possibility on Broadway, but what about reverse-angle parking?
Features
Jenny Coon Peterson
Angle parking is a possibility on Broadway, but what about reverse-angle parking?
The post-9/11 Muslim experience
Commentary
Sheryl Siddiqui
For the last 10 years, Oklahoma Muslims have been stating and reinforcing with fatwas and statements from around the world that:
‘Ghost’ world
Fine art photographer Craig Varjabedian captures the mystique of New Mexico’s famed Ghost Ranch in a new exhibition.
Visual Arts
Terry M. Clark
Ghost Ranch and the Faraway Nearby
4:30 p.m. Friday-Jan. 8, 2012
National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum
1700 N.E. 63rd
nationalcowboymuseum.org
478-2250
$12.50
Healthy variety
With an $18 million capital campaign, Variety Care expands its primary medical care services to the uninsured and underinsured.
News
Brendan Hoover
While politicians talk about reducing the nation’s health care costs, a nonprofit in Central Oklahoma is actually doing it.
Ridin' the rails
Thomas the Tank Engine first appeared in books in 1946.
Kids
Carmen Forman
Thomas the Tank Engine will be chugging into Oklahoma City for the 16th year of the “Day Out with Thomas: Leader of the Track” tour.
Time-out for towers
Commentary
Lee Peoples
Just look up and you’ll notice the proliferation of cellphone towers around Oklahoma City. Many of these towers reach heights of 125 feet or taller. AT&T, only one of many wireless providers, is planning at least 60 applications for new towers or antennas this year alone. A temporary moratorium on new cellphone towers, combined with an examination of the applicable zoning rules, is in order.
Surfing stalk-arazzi
CFN
Gazette staff
Blake Griffin has expressed his interest in playing overseas, and he’s also interested in playing in the sea.
Thick as a brick
Letters to the Editor
Thomas L. Furlong
The University of Oklahoma is planning a $75 million building to house 380 students; that’s almost $200,000 per student!
