But makers are the ones who turn possibility into creation. Cowan’s grandmother would approve.
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The Quaglia Institute transforms metro school
With help from a nonprofit institute, Bodine Elementary School is now full of excited, excelling OKCPS students determined to succeed.
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A streetcar named try again: The MAPS 3 streetcar project moves ahead
“The subcommittee is dedicated to making this the best streetcar system the city has ever seen,” Bezdek contended, “since the first one was built over 60 years ago.”
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Taste of Western returns with new murals
Taste of Western brings new murals to the district and promises a special announcement during this year’s festivities.
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“It’s like being productive and drinking at the same time,” Gozlan said.
“It’s like being productive and drinking at the same time,” Gozlan said.
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Looming shortfall: What action can be taken to close our budget gap?
According to the release, the tax drop would “pump $237 million into the private sector.” In other words, that money will no longer be in the hands of lawmakers to help them fund state agencies.
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A Teacher’s Tale recalls urban school troubles and offers ideas for reform
After a few days in the classroom, Thompson realized his students would teach him to become a great teacher and he just needed to listen.
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Visitors bureau uses videos to attract tourists
Oklahoma City Convention & Visitors Bureau hopes to boost tourism in the city with monthly videos.
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Incarcerated women get a second chance through TEEM
Local organizations work together to offer female inmates training so they can succeed after they are released.
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Leaders pitch a wellness campus in south OKC
“I thought it was a great idea,” White said. “Every time we turned around, there was another partnership being formed.”