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Mayor: passage of proposition 1 crucial to city services

Mayor John Browne says the city of McAlester will face crucial financial challenges if Proposition 1 does not pass in the upcoming Special Election.

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City Proposition 2 asks voters to amend candidate filing, election dates

City of McAlester Proposition 2 in the Sept. 12 Special Election concerns city council and mayor candidate filing dates, as well as city council election dates.

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Tom Dugger won t seek re-election to Stillwater Senate seat

The retired certified public accountant was first elected in 2016 to represent state Senate District 21.

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Minco mayoral election, CV Tech bond on Sept 12 ballot

The Sept. 12 Special Elections will include two items for Grady County.

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Owasso voters approve Vision Recapture sales tax renewal in Aug 8 election

Around 1,252 Owasso voters, or 73%, said yes, and 464, or 27%, said no to continue reserving $0.55 for every $100 spent in the city.

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