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UPDATE: Storm won't stop Boomer Blast
Fireworks will still go off tonight at Boomer Lake even if they have to wait for nature to finish its show.
A Stillwater Police Department dispatcher said folks should take cover until the storm passes, and then the fireworks will begin.
After this morning's rain, Amy Jo Frazier with Stillwater Parks, Events and Recreation said the ground was still solid enough to park cars.
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Low blood pressure caused driver to pass out, OHP said
A 91-year-old man passed out at the wheel while driving south on U.S. 177 this morning. His truck collided with a car traveling in the northbound lanes.
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Inmate health care at county jail privatized
Payne County Commissioners entered into a contract Monday with an Illinios-based firm to privide health care to inmates of Payne County Jail.
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Perkins-Tryon could lose school resource officer
Perkins-Tryon may lay off its school resource officer at the end of June to save $20,000 from next year's budget.
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Perkins residents save trees; Oklahoma Department of Transportation moves ahead with U.S. 177 widening project
Oklahoma Department of Transportation will move ahead with plans to widen U.S. 177 in Perkins.
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Storm, tornado education program Thursday
A meeting Thursday will help Payne County residents prepare for storm season.
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Winter Weather Closings
Check back for continuous updates of school closings and activity cancellations.
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Assault reported to Stillwater police
Police responded to a call from Stillwater Medical Center Friday.
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Government watch: Stillwater City Council 3-16-10
Stillwater City Council met Monday night.
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Government watch: Stillwater Planning Commission 3-16-10
Stillwater Planning Commission will conduct a regular meeting Tuesday night.
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