October 17, 2008 — Sequoyah cheerleader Taylor Delozier was flying high, above her teammates, Thursday night while they were cheering on their Eagles football team. Sequoyah’s Eagles flew past Inola, 28-6, in Inola.
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Boren sponsors bill to begin Keystone pipeline immediately
Congressman Dan Boren has signed on as the lead Democrat to two bipartisan bills that would permit the Keystone XL pipeline to begin construction immediately.
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Oklahoma among 10 states get No Child Left Behind waiver
President Barack Obama on Thursday will free 10 states from the strict and sweeping requirements of the No Child Left Behind education law in exchange for promises to improve the way schools teach and evaluate students.
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Touting Trivia: Brainiac Brawl supports CPS Foundation
Trivia went to a whole new level during the annual Brainiac Brawl Saturday night at the Rogers State University Centennial Center Ballroom.
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Russell, Stover seeking school board seats
As election day draws near, Claremore Public School Board candidates Robert Russell and Carri Stover are gearing up and counting down the final days before Feb. 14.
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Council tables E911 discussions
Claremore city councilors decided to table discussion of its involvement with the Rogers County E911 Center during its Monday meeting.
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National Recognition: RSU-TV Will Rogers documentary up for NY award
“Will Rogers and American Politics,” the Emmy award-winning documentary produced by RSU Public TV, is once again being recognized for its outstanding work.
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Deputies recover stolen vehicles; seeking suspects
Rogers County Sheriff’s deputies are reporting the recovery of two vehicles stolen overnight from Foyil Public Schools.
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Google It: Rotarians get glimpse of Internet giant
To paraphrase an old saying about a mountain and Mohammed — since the public can’t go to Google, Google came to the public Tuesday in Claremore. A representative from the Internet giant was guest speaker at the Claremore Rotary Club luncheon.
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Hard Rock redesigns after roof collapse
Almost one year ago today, snow and ice from a winter blizzard caused a portion of the roof at the Hard Rock Casino to collapse.
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Geoscientists to debate hydraulic fracturing
Two geoscientists will debate the contentious energy drilling technique known as hydraulic fracturing at a public event in Tulsa.
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