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Stillwater High FFA chaper members, from right, Brogan Williams, Mathew Caudle, and Rena Vielma, all juniors, wave to motorists along Perkins Road Wednesday. FFA members were seeking donations of food, water, clothing and other items to help the residents of Moore, which was hit by a massive tornado on Monday.
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Crime Beat 05-23-13
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Savory crosses off goals with fifth album
“I love the high energy stuff,” he said. “Even though it’s country, being able to rock it up, distorted guitars and just seeing the crowd, feeding off of that.”
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