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The Oklahoma City Animal Shelter says it wants to be a no-kill facility by 2010.
“It’s great for us to go no-kill,” Unit Operations Supervisor Jon Gary said, standing nearby. “But we’re n...
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Eliezer Ayalon is the only member of his family to have survived the Holocaust. Because he had a work permit when the Nazis liquidated the Radom, Poland, ghetto in 1942, he was not sent to die in Tr...
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Test-driving a car is great, because it allows potential purchasers to try before they buy. And test-driving a BMW on Tuesday is greater, because it also benefits the fight against breast cancer.
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What would happen to Oklahoma City’s landmarks like the Oklahoma state Capitol if people suddenly vanished from Earth?
The main structure of the Capitol building is bedded with cast concrete and ...
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After decades of “suburban sprawl,” Oklahoma City is seeing renewed interest in urban development. But this urban growth brings up land use and development issues, subjects some in the industry say ...
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As part of “The Big Read,” a nationwide program that encourages literary reading among adults, the Pioneer Library System will host “Trends in Contemporary Chicano/a Literature with Armando Celayo” ...
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The Institute of Interfaith Dialog and Wimberly School of Religion at Oklahoma City University are sponsoring “Denouncing Violence in the Name of God: The Case of Islam,” an all-day conference Satur...
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