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County seeks opioid abatement money

A special counsel to the Oklahoma Attorney General s Office spoke Monday during the Rogers County Board of Commissioners meeting in support of a collaborative city-county grant application that could bring

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Rogers County seeks opioid abatement money

A special counsel to the Oklahoma Attorney General s Office spoke Monday during the Rogers County Board of Commissioners meeting in support of a collaborative city-county grant application that could bring

United statesRogers countyJohn fearyRon burrowsTerry simonsonRogers county opioid abatement advisory committeeNational opioid settlementsOklahoma state department of health centerClaremore city councilOklahoma attorney generalRogers county boardOpioid settlementsManager john fearyAttorney generalOklahoma state departmentHealth center

Another relief program s end returns some Oklahomans to food insecurity

The end to pandemic emergency relief food benefits has created a domino effect longer pantry lines and limited stock on food bank shelves.

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Another relief program s end returns some Oklahomans to food insecurity | Community

It’s been three years since Melissa Moore turned to food pantries to keep meals on the table. When her food stamp benefits increased to $500 a month during the pandemic,

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Another relief program s end returns some Oklahomans to food insecurity | News

It’s been three years since Melissa Moore turned to food pantries to keep meals on the table. When her food stamp benefits increased to $500 a month during the pandemic,

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