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"I encourage the City Council to choose fiberoptic when they add more broadband access to Broken Arrow," writes Broken Arrow resident Justin P…
"The most serious problem with misinformation is that so many of us want to believe the nonsense that we read," writes Eucha resident Larry Knoles.
Jeff Koterba, Cagle Cartoons
A significant spike in gun violence deaths among young people was seen across the country and locally, the editorial states.Â
"The more plastic we can keep out of the environment, the better off we all will be," says Tulsa resident Lyndel Colglazier.
"About 20% of us admit that we’ve been part of the problem. The other 80%, many of whom are also part of the problem, deny that they’re guilty…
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"We're encouraged by the partnerships between tribal nations, health care systems and OSU-CHS to attack health disparities experienced by Indi…
"The coin adds the name of the Cherokee Nation in the Cherokee syllabary. That's a powerful addition," states the editorial.Â
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The open arms of Tulsans to refugees arriving from Afghanistan demonstrates the city’s humanitarian and philanthropic spirit.
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"This is not how a public utility should behave," writes Tulsa resident Joshua Hotchkin.
"I encourage the City Council to choose fiberoptic when they add more broadband access to Broken Arrow," writes Broken Arrow resident Justin P…
"The most serious problem with misinformation is that so many of us want to believe the nonsense that we read," writes Eucha resident Larry Knoles.
"The more plastic we can keep out of the environment, the better off we all will be," says Tulsa resident Lyndel Colglazier.
"About 20% of us admit that we’ve been part of the problem. The other 80%, many of whom are also part of the problem, deny that they’re guilty…
"Local journalists are not activists, but the enforcers by making all politicians’ comments known," says Tulsa resident John Edelmann.
"If we keep buying their propaganda, it will ultimately have us at the very bottom of the nation on most critical issues," writes Jenks reside…
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