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Lawton to host Community Cleanout event Nov. 7 (opens the original)
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The City of Lawton will host a Community Cleanout from 9 a.m. until noon Nov. 7, providing residents with two locations to clean out their homes, safely dispose of unwanted items and support local organizations. The Lawton Public Library will serve as the eventâs donation drop-off location, city officials said in a news release. Residents may bring gently used items including blankets, coats, gloves, socks, hygiene items, toys, business and work wear, work gear, Halloween costumes, craft suppl
Duncan acquires land for park (opens the original)
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DUNCANÂ â The City of Duncan has acquired the property at 722 and 726 W. Main St. from the owners, who have asked the city to turn it into a park. In a special meeting that lasted three minutes and 18 seconds, the Duncan City Council voted 3-0 Monday to accept the dedication of the property from owners Yancy and Laura Spivey. Councilmen David Leonard and Eric McGhghy were absent. Eric Swanson has more than 20 years' experience covering local government and criminal justice in Oklahoma, Kansas
Cache updates open-records policies (opens the original)
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CACHE â At the request of its insurance carrier, the City of Cache has updated its policies for handling requests for public records. The Cache City Council voted 3-0 Tuesday to approve an amended version of the ordinance detailing the cityâs policies governing open-record requests, including a fee schedule. Councilman Flint Runyan was absent. Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm list signup. Error! There was an error processing your request.
Fletcher bond issue passes with 62 percent of vote (opens the original)
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FLETCHER â Voters gave the Fletcher school district the green light Tuesday to issue $6.78 million in bonds, which will finance construction of a new early childhood center that will double as a storm shelter. The measure passed with 62% of voters in favor and 38% against, according to unofficial results from the Oklahoma State Election Board. School bond issues must garner a âsupermajorityâ of at least 60% of the vote to pass. Eric Swanson has more than 20 years' covering local government
Congressional candidate talks about Social Security reform (opens the original)
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Congressional candidate Mitchell Jacob would support a measure eliminating the cap on the federal payroll tax as a way to keep Social Security solvent until lawmakers figure out a better solution, he said Monday. âWe already know that eliminating the FICA cap would immediately buy over 75 years of solvency for the Social Security trust fund," he said. âI am in favor of immediately eliminating the FICA cap, buying that extra time for Social Security reform and then letting a commission be con
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