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Tulsa-area dog trainer shares reminders for safer, easier leash walks (opens the original)
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Walking on a leash is one of the most basic skills dogs need to learn, but it can also be challenging for both pets and their owners. Mary Green with K9 Manners said keeping dogs on a leash is especially important in city limits, where leash laws require owners to keep their pets under control. “The number one reason, if you’re walking in city limits, is it’s the law,” Green said. A leash can also help prevent dogs from running away or getting into dangerous situations, including traffic. Green
Chicken Caesar Smash Tacos (opens the original)
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Make the dressing. Mash the garlic with the salt, then whisk in the mustard and lemon juice. Slowly whisk in the olive oil, then stir in the anchovy paste, egg and Worcestershire sauce until smooth. Chill until ready to use. Toast the panko. Heat the olive oil and butter in a skillet over medium-low heat. Add the panko and salt, stirring often for 2 to 3 minutes until golden and crisp. Off the heat, stir in the parmesan and set aside to cool. Season the chicken. Mix the ground chicken with the g
‘Crazy good’: Tulsa woman takes her snack business to the next level (opens the original)
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A simple idea — and a few leftover ingredients — have turned into a growing business for a Tulsa woman. Carla Robinson created Carla’s Crazy Crunch in her kitchen years ago. Now, after building a following through local events and specialty shops, she is taking her homemade creation to the next level. Thousands of bags are being packaged and shipped to Tulsa, giving Robinson the opportunity to reach more customers than ever before. Robinson describes Carla’s Crazy Crunch as “a salty, sweet, crun
New app aims to put protective orders, evidence in survivors’ hands (opens the original)
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Domestic violence can leave survivors dealing with fear, uncertainty and a complicated legal process. Now, an Oklahoma survivor and advocate is working to make that process easier with a new app designed to keep protective orders and other important information right at their fingertips. Dr. Gina Wilson knows firsthand how difficult it can be to keep up with a protective order. As a survivor of domestic violence and an advocate, Wilson says she began thinking about how the process could be moder
"Hospital school" helps Tulsa children keep learning (opens the original)
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September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, a time to recognize children and families facing cancer—and the people helping them through that journey. For some young patients, that support includes making sure they can keep up with school, even while receiving treatment in the hospital. At Saint Francis Children’s Hospital in Tulsa, a partnership with Tulsa Public Schools is helping pediatric patients stay connected to their education. Seven-year-old Leo Monroy was diagnosed with leukemia in J
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