At 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, citizens will have a chance to comment on OG&E’s request for an unusual rate increase.
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Letters to the Editor: Nov. 26, 2015
Our goal was to provide sustainable, easy-to-manage, community gardens to schools in at-risk communities.
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I’m glad that her two children can and do provide for her, but a raise in her monthly Social Security stipend would not have changed her situation.
I’m glad that her two children can and do provide for her, but a raise in her monthly Social Security stipend would not have changed her situation.
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Commentary: Stop quakes sooner, not later
This is not about financial gain; this is about taking stronger action to stop the earthquakes.
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Letters to the Editor: Nov. 11, 2015
Progressive socialists, atheists, secularists and liberals (generally the same folks) are at odds with this theocracy based solely on their belief system.
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Letters to the Editor: Oct. 14, 2015
Fungible facts Nate Batchelder’s, director of The Peace House, endorsement of the despicable practices of Planned Parenthood (PP) is nonsensical, specious statistics according to me, Tom Furlong, director of the Victory House (Opinion, Commentary, “The right to choose,” Sept. 30, Oklahoma Gazette). He doesn’t realize that dollars are fungible; any of my tax dollars directed […]
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Letters to the Editor: Aug. 12, 2015
Never have I heard a Muslim in this country relate to himself as a Muslim American, but only “I am an American.”
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I’ve been doing public policy research and writing for nearly 20 years, and during that time, I’ve seen a noticeable shift in how Oklahomans have come to view public education.
I’ve been doing public policy research and writing for nearly 20 years, and during that time, I’ve seen a noticeable shift in how Oklahomans have come to view public education.
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There’s one way to get rid of the undesirable, or should I say Congress employees that are only in it for the money: Introduce a bill that reduces their income to $50,000 a year.
There’s one way to get rid of the undesirable, or should I say Congress employees that are only in it for the money: Introduce a bill that reduces their income to $50,000 a year.
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Commentary: Maneuvering the streets to survive
It was quite surreal, being snuggled roadside by a person I just met.