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Silo Volunteer Fire Department cuts costs as it grows (opens the original)
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SILO, Okla. â Silo Volunteer Fire Department is growing, while finding ways to keep costs down. The department has grown from just a few trucks to nine fire trucks and vehicles. âWe have been around for about the past 30 to 40 years,â Assistant Chief Kyle Nabors said. âStarted as a very small rural community, just a couple trucks. It came out of necessity.â That growth has left the department with little room inside its current station on Silo Public Schools property. âWe are in basi
United in Recovery in the Park celebrates recovery, connection (opens the original)
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DENISON, Texas â People came together at Forest Park Saturday to celebrate recovery and connect with local resources. United Recovery in the Park returned to Forest Park for its fourth year, with sober living, health care, and peer support alongside food, music, raffles, and family activities. What started with Oxford House, a network of self-run and self-supported recovery homes, and about 60 to 70 people has grown to include several local recovery and health organizations. âRecovery defini
Oklahoma to ‘Give Like Dolly’ for children’s literacy (opens the original)
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OKLAHOMA â Oklahoma is celebrating Dolly Parton Day Friday with a push to help send free books to young children across the state. Gov. Kevin Stitt proclaimed Sept. 25 Dolly Parton Day. The date, a nod to Partonâs hit â9 to 5,â also marks the first Give Like Dolly Day. Oklahomans are encouraged to support local partners of Dolly Partonâs Imagination Library. The program mails free books to children from birth to age 5. Since 2020, the program has sent more than 3.4 million books to Okl
18-year-old arrested after Sherman car burglaries (opens the original)
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SHERMAN, Texas â An 18-year-old was arrested on multiple vehicle burglary charges in Sherman early Wednesday. Police said an officer spotted Kevin Lewis pulling on car door handles near Maxey and Orange streets around 12:30 a.m. Lewis ran from officers, leading to a short foot chase, police said. An officer used a Taser before Lewis was taken into custody. Police later identified multiple vehicles in the area that had been burglarized. Lewis faces counts of burglary of a vehicle, along with dr
DPS error delays Texas voter registration records (opens the original)
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TEXAS â Some Texas voter registration applications and updates were delayed after a problem with the Department of Public Safetyâs online system prevented records from reaching county election offices. The Texas Secretary of Stateâs Office said some records from online DPS transactions were incomplete and could not be send to counties for review. âWe have worked closely with DPS to resolve this issue and identify the affected records,â the stateâs Election Division wrote in a Sept. 2
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