But a collection of small victories during the first few months began to give Wilkins the sense she was capable of becoming a good teacher, including a turning point with the boy.
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Oklahoma City’s architectural identity is embodied in the all-too-often competitive forces of historic preservation, innovation, development and destruction.
Oklahoma City’s architectural identity is embodied in the all-too-often competitive forces of historic preservation, innovation, development and destruction.
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Tickets are on sale for April’s Francis Tuttle Guest Chef Dinner with John Madore (pictured), executive chef at Picasso Cafe. Seatings are 6-8 p.m. Friday.
Tickets are on sale for April’s Francis Tuttle Guest Chef Dinner with John Madore (pictured), executive chef at Picasso Cafe. Seatings are 6-8 p.m. Friday.
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A bill that would have added sexual orientation and gender identity to the state’s workplace discrimination law will not receive a hearing in committee this year.
A bill that would have added sexual orientation and gender identity to the state’s workplace discrimination law will not receive a hearing in committee this year.
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Election preview: Ward 8 will see a new face in its council seat
Ward 8 is where Oklahoma City meets the suburbs.
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Oklahoma City’s school board wants to better understand the tax increment financing (TIF) process, especially as the city considers expanding it.
Oklahoma City’s school board wants to better understand the tax increment financing (TIF) process, especially as the city considers expanding it.
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Oklahoma’s 55th legislative session kicked off last week as the governor doubled down on her inaugural address themes.
Oklahoma’s 55th legislative session kicked off last week as the governor doubled down on her inaugural address themes.
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Cover story: Why our lawmaking system is dysfunctional
“I think I have an opportunity to reflect and rest,” said Dorman just a few months after terming out of his House role and losing his state governor run.
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Metro Briefs: Education deficit
For the majority of Oklahoma children, paying attention in class competes with thoughts about their next meal, faded clothes or whether a parent will be at home after school.
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Cornett to Bloomberg: mayors want action out of Washington
Mayor Mick Cornett spoke on Bloomberg TV about his view of President Obama’s State of the Union address and what makes OKC an economic success.