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They need a little Christmas
15-year-old boy needs shirts and jeans size 16, shoes size 9 and would like an MP3 player. 10-year-old boy needs shirts and jeans size 10-12, shoes size 5 and would like Legos or other building toys. 8-year-old girl needs shirts and jeans size 12-14, shoes size 3, art supplies and High School Musical toys. Contact Melissa Jackson with the Department of Human Services at 573-8375
4-year-old boy needs clothes size 5T, shoes size 9 and Thomas the Train toys. 5-year-old boy needs clothes size 5, shoes size 12 and Spiderman toys. Contact Julia Cline with the Department of Human Services at 573-8366
10-year-old boy needs pajamas size 10-12, sweatshirts/hoodies size 10-12, Pok?mon cards/toys and Game Boy video games. Mom needs maternity clothes and pajamas size XL. Contact Lori Parker with the Department of Human Services, Moore, at 912-2000
13-year-old girl needs pants size 5, shirts size medium, shoes size 8, a coat size large, pajamas size medium and would like Nintendo DS (pink with age appropriate games), the new Monopoly board game, the Guess Who board game, a scooter with 4 wheels, a blow dryer, skates, socks, panties size 5 (hip huggers) and bras 36B. 7-year-old boy needs shirts size 8, pants size 10, shoes size 3, coats size medium, pajamas size medium, socks, underwear, T-shirt and would like a guitar w/amp, age appropriate Game Boy games, a remote control helicopter, race car track, remote control car and razor scooter (not electric). Contact Tiffany Crawford with the Department of Human Services, Moore, at 912-2000
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Norman High School revives ‘dead’ language
Diagnosed as a dead language, dying off with the Roman’s years ago, Latin has been resurrected at Norman High School. And the school’s Latin teacher, Erin Davis, is leading the renaissance....
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Some parents say ‘no’ to shots
Every year, the shot vile for some students runs dry, with parents opting to exempt their children from the recommended school shots. Sending a handful of students to school, however, with out-of-date shot records isn’t an easy “A.” For ...
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Visitors get in free today
Admission is free today to visitors of the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History, 2401 Chautauqua Ave. The museum offers free admission the first Monday of each month, and in September, the first Monday also is Labor Day. The museum ...
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Norman schools receive OPAT grant
Norman Public Schools recently received a fourth installment of a grant from Oklahoma Parents As Teachers, a voluntary parent education program, for the 2010-2011 school year, according to a news release....
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Moore Norman Technology Center to host job fair
The Moore Norman Technology Center will host a job fair for At The Beach Tanning 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Franklin Road Campus in the North Dining Area. Applicants for the company’s full-time positions should have some sales ...
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Sooners mark 800th victory
It started with a simple shutout of a high school team. More than a century ago, the University of Oklahoma’s football program notched its first win in the record books with a 12-0 victory over Norman High in 1896. The win wasn’t big news ...
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Future of SORC in doubt
OKLAHOMA CITY — After narrowly escaping closure earlier in the year, lawmakers say a state-run mental health facility faces tough odds of surviving the next legislative session....
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Analyzing the ‘Switzer effect’ in primaries
Political pundits are saying that football icon Barry Switzer deserves a lot of credit for Jari Askins’ victory over fellow Democrat Drew Edmondson in the July primary election....
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Holland: Stay informed
Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Kim Holland said the federal health insurance reform act has many unanswered questions, and insurance agents and citizens who don’t stay informed do so at their own peril....
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Sharp’s celebrates 50 years
Sharp’s Cleaners on Lindsey Street has been in business, in one shape or another, in Norman for the past half-century....
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