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Previewing Oklahoma's Insurance Commissioner Race - Oklahoma Gazette (opens the original)
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Both candidates for Oklahoma insurance commissioner make a similar pitch to voters: Elect me, and you’ll pay less for homeowners insurance. Despite its relatively low cost of living, Oklahoma homeowners pay some of the highest insurance premiums in the country. The industry blames severe weather and litigation costs, but a growing number of elected officials, including Attorney General Gentner Drummond, argue corporate greed is to blame. An ongoing lawsuit alleges State Farm systematically denie
Construction begins on first MAPS 4 Youth Center at Woodson Park - Oklahoma Gazette (opens the original)
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Construction is underway on Oklahoma City’s first MAPS 4 Youth Center, a new facility planned for Woodson Park at 3403 S. May Ave. The 48,370-square-foot center will be operated by Boys & Girls Clubs of Oklahoma County and is designed to provide learning, recreation and social opportunities for children and teens. Plans include a gymnasium with two basketball courts, classrooms, learning centers, youth lounges, performing arts studios, teaching kitchens and space for workforce development and co
Ground broken on USS Oklahoma City memorial along Oklahoma River - Oklahoma Gazette (opens the original)
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Construction is underway on a new memorial honoring two U.S. Navy vessels that carried Oklahoma City’s name. City officials broke ground Sept. 23 on the USS Oklahoma City Navy Memorial, which will be located in the north section of Wiley Post Park near Robinson Avenue and SW 15th Street along the Oklahoma River. The memorial will recognize both the USS Oklahoma City submarine and the naval cruiser that preceded it. Plans for the site include a plaza, service memorial walls, historical panels and
The Village Arts Festival returns for second year Oct. 3-4 - Oklahoma Gazette (opens the original)
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The Village Arts Festival returns for its second year Oct. 3-4, bringing more than 60 regional artists, live music, food trucks and children’s activities to The Village Civic Plaza. The free festival runs from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days at 2304 Manchester Drive in The Village. Organized by The Village Arts Association, the event launched last year as a way to expand access to the arts and bring the community together. “Last year’s inaugural event was a huge success,” said Jon Sousa, board chairp
Free to Live benefit brings The Wise Guys to Jones Assembly - Oklahoma Gazette (opens the original)
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Free to Live Animal Sanctuary will host a benefit concert and auction Friday, Nov. 6, at The Jones Assembly in Oklahoma City, raising money to provide food, shelter and medical care for nearly 300 dogs and cats. The event runs from 6 to 9:30 p.m. and will include silent and live auctions, food, drinks and a performance by The Wise Guys, five-time recipients of The Oklahoman Readers’ Choice Award for Favorite Band. Located in north Edmond, Free to Live has operated for 42 years and describes itse
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