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Mar 11

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Jun 10

AmeriCorps volunteers help at city

AmeriCorps volunteers help at city
A shovel head, a few clubs, about 200 golf balls and a couple of birds’ nests is what AmeriCorps volunteers have found in few days worth of pulling blackberry briers along Boise Creek at the Enumclaw Golf Course.

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Jun 10

Wichita Falls Hosts City Auction

Wichita Falls Hosts City Auction
Wichita Falls earned a little extra cash Saturday, and Texoma bargain hunters had the chance to rake in some good deals. The city hosted its bi-annual city auction Saturday at the Central Services Complex.

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Jun 10

Cleanup of Oklahoma City oil spill ahead of schedule

Cleanup of Oklahoma City oil spill ahead of schedule
As much as 45 barrels of oil that leaked into Deep Fork expected to be cleaned up by the weekend.

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Jun 10

Update: City commissioners discuss health-care costs in budget workshop

Update: City commissioners discuss health-care costs in budget workshop
Tallahassee city commissioners are discussing ways to bring down the city’s health-care costs, which are projected to rise 5 percent in the 2011 fiscal year. Mayor John Marks suggested putting the city on a diet– a program that met with success in Oklahoma City. Other commissioners said employees who smoke or overweight could pay more. Commissioners are discussing health care in a workshop on …

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