“I went into this thinking we’d fully discuss the issues and try to find a way to bring our laws into the 21st century,” Reasor said. “But the first day, I was the only one who showed up without a prepared statement and without my attorney. I thought it was a strange way to begin […]
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Put a cork in it
“I went into this thinking we’d fully discuss the issues and try to find a way to bring our laws into the 21st century,” Reasor said. “But the first day, I was the only one who showed up without a prepared statement and without my attorney. I thought it was a strange way to begin […]
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Refresher course
The Metro Wine Bar & Bistro, 6418 N. Western, will present the fourth almost-annual “Refreshing the Palette” on Sunday. The event pairs local artists with wines to create unique interpretations of wine labels in order to raise money for charity. LaVeryl Lower, co-owner of The Metro, started “Refreshing the Palette” five years ago as a […]
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Refresher course
The Metro Wine Bar & Bistro, 6418 N. Western, will present the fourth almost-annual “Refreshing the Palette” on Sunday. The event pairs local artists with wines to create unique interpretations of wine labels in order to raise money for charity. LaVeryl Lower, co-owner of The Metro, started “Refreshing the Palette” five years ago as a […]
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Refresher course
The Metro Wine Bar & Bistro, 6418 N. Western, will present the fourth almost-annual “Refreshing the Palette” on Sunday. The event pairs local artists with wines to create unique interpretations of wine labels in order to raise money for charity. LaVeryl Lower, co-owner of The Metro, started “Refreshing the Palette” five years ago as a […]
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Okie roots to California vines
In 1989, the couple moved to California and began looking at property in the Sonoma Valley. They chose a remote site on the Sonoma side of Spring Mountain and purchased 60 acres in 1991, not even sure what they would do with the property. To this day, it’s so remote, it can only be reached […]
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Banish the bully
Scott Hamilton, Cimarron Alliance executive director, said donations from Oklahomans have made it possible for all interested educators, administrators and school counselors to attend at no cost. “We want everyone who wants to attend to be here,” Hamilton (pictured) said. “We’re going to work together to learn how to work together in a school setting […]
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‘Act of violence’
Organizers held a press conference and roundtable discussion at the state Capitol in conjunction with “World Day Against the Death Penalty.” The group’s members include the American Civil Liberties Union, Catholic Charities and the Oklahoma Conference of Churches. “We wanted the public to know that there is a group of people who care deeply about […]
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Foreign affairs
In her role as vice president of the campus organization Sooners for Israel, Daitch, a Putnam City North graduate, has been instrumental in planning events to raise awareness of issues related to Israel, the Middle East, foreign aid and U.S. politics. “Foreign aid is critical to the U.S.’s ability to maintain alliances, enhance our security […]
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Salty lemon
Gose is a beer native to Leipzig, Germany, and the style almost disappeared in the mid-20th century. Thanks to the hard work of Lothar Goldhahn, a Leipzig pub owner, Gose made a comeback in the 1980s. Zach Prichard, president of Choc Beer Co., said he encountered the style while on a day trip away from […]