Oklahoma Gazette | Issue Archives | Apr 22, 2009

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Apr 22-28, 2009
Vol. 31, No. 16

News

Chicken-Fried News
Traveling Oklahoma man allegedly carries hatchet, just in case
by Gazette staff
Tags: Chicken-Fried News, CFN

Chicken-Fried News
Oklahoma lawmakers pass measure to corral feral hogs by air
by Gazette staff
Tags: Chicken-Fried News, CFN

Chicken-Fried News
Oklahoma native Broadway star reveals anatomical anomaly in book
by Gazette staff
Tags: Chicken-Fried News, CFN

Metro
Eco-friendly idea could add outdated license plates to ponds, pastures, landfills
by Dean Anderson
Tags: Metro, News

Metro
Drop in recycling commodity prices puts squeeze on local programs
by Carol Cole-Frowe
Tags: Metro, Community;News

Metro
Oklahoma DEQ has issued $7.3 million in fines since 2004
by Scott Cooper
Tags: Metro, News

Metro
Distance can send carbon emissions skyrocketing
by Caitlin Harrison
Tags: Metro, News;Caitlin Harrison

Metro
Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits bestows awards
by Caitlin Harrison
Tags: Metro, News;Caitlin Harrison

Metro
Eco-friendly funerals gain ground in Oklahoma
by x47x
Tags: Metro, News

Metro
Tort reform takes a hit from Oklahoma lawmakers
by Scott Cooper
Tags: Metro, Education;News

Metro
Initiative links farmers, businesses to help reduce carbon footprint
by Greg Horton
Tags: Metro, Community;News

Metro
Celebrated New York mix-master heads to Bricktown to scratch out sounds
by James Lovett
Tags: Metro, James Lovett;News

Metro
Oklahoma City Zoo hosts National Multiple Sclerosis Society event
by Caitlin Harrison
Tags: Metro, News;Caitlin Harrison

Metro
Algae can produce 30 times more energy than other potential biofuel crops
by Carol Cole-Frowe
Tags: Metro, Education;News

Metro
Second Norman Music Festival hosts more than 90 national, local performers
by Joe Wertz
Tags: Metro, Joe Wertz;News

Commentary
Counterpoint: Nuclear energy a bright spot
by Scott Peterson
Tags: Commentary, OPINION

Arts & Culture

Arts
Author, photographer lectures at OU museum
by OKG Archives
Tags: Arts, NULL

Arts
Festival of the Arts among the biggest and greenest in 43-year history
by OKG Archives
Tags: Arts, NULL

Arts
University of Central Oklahoma hopes to seduce audiences with comedic opera
by OKG Archives
Tags: Arts, NULL

Arts
Oklahoma City University ends season with 'The Most Happy Fella'
by OKG Archives
Tags: Arts, NULL

Arts
An eco-friendly exhibit showcases two dozen Oklahomans
by OKG Archives
Tags: Arts, NULL

Community & Lifestyle
Oklahoma City Community College hosts oral health fair
by Gazette staff
Tags: Community & Lifestyle, NULL

Film
Laid to Rest
by OKG Archives
Tags: Film, NULL

Film
State of Play
by OKG Archives
Tags: Film, NULL

Music

Music Features
Film follows an Israeli hero who frees Hungarian Jews from Auschwitz
by Doug Bentin
Tags: Music Features, film

Music Features
Dance Robots, Dance! DJs have outgrown their dance floor
by Charles Martin
Tags: Music Features, Live Music Previews

Music Features
Student Film - Generator, Operator, Destroyer
by OKG Archives
Tags: Music Features, NULL, rock

Music Features
Texas punk scofflaws the Riverboat Gamblers work through bad run of cards
by Chris Parker
Tags: Music Features, Live Music Previews

Music Features
Effort dies to make Lips tune Oklahoma's official rock song
by Gazette staff
Tags: Music Features, Live Music Previews

Music Features
Middle Hanson brother steps up to front Tinted Windows
by Becky Carman
Tags: Music Features, Live Music Previews

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