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Ardmore veterans honor comrades who died by suicide (opens the original)
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ARDMORE, Okla (KTEN) - Veteran stood in solidarity, honoring fellow servicemembers who died by suicide, Tuesday. At 'Post 22' veterans stand for 22 minutes next to an American flag drawn casket, honoring the 22 veteran suicides that occur every day. The Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs also provided mental health resources at the event. "Veterans are suffering from PTSD, traumatic events that occurred while they were in service," said ODVA Outreach Manager, Bryan Jeffereies. "They tend
Ardmore commissioners weigh in on Flock going to public vote (opens the original)
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ARDMORE, Okla (KTEN) - Flock cameras across the city will stay in place until February â but what happens to them after that is up to Ardmore voters. Monday night, Ardmore City Commissioners answered the hot button question: will Flock be in the voters' hands? "The way that we get the final answer is we send it to the vote of the people because obviously we didn't get it right the first time," said Vice Mayor Sheryl Ellis. All five commissioners came to this decision unanimously. "We need to
Ardmore commissioners weigh in on Flock going to public vote (opens the original)
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ARDMORE, Okla (KTEN) - Flock cameras across the city will stay in place until February â but what happens to them after that is up to Ardmore voters. Monday night, Ardmore City Commissioners answered the hot button question: will Flock be in the voters' hands? "The way that we get the final answer is we send it to the vote of the people because obviously we didn't get it right the first time," said Vice Mayor Sheryl Ellis. All five commissioners came to this decision unanimously. "We need to
Ardmore commission unanimously decides to put Flock to a public vote (opens the original)
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ARDMORE, Okla. (KTEN) - Monday night, commissioners were in a long discussion during their meeting about the use of Flock cameras, and they voted unanimously to allow the citizens to vote on the fate of Flock. This comes after commissioners originally voted to renew the cameras without a public vote last month. Commissioner Buddy Simon claims his fellow commissioners did not let him ask questions about the system's privacy infringements during that vote. This sparked a citywide petition that's
Ardmore commission unanimously decides to put Flock to a public vote (opens the original)
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ARDMORE, Okla. (KTEN) - Monday night, commissioners were in a long discussion during their meeting about the use of Flock cameras, and they voted unanimously to allow the citizens to vote on the fate of Flock. This comes after commissioners originally voted to renew the cameras without a public vote last month. Commissioner Buddy Simon claims his fellow commissioners did not let him ask questions about the system's privacy infringements during that vote. This sparked a citywide petition that's
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