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LOCAL COLUMN: Storm Water: a sticky subject?

All the rain we ve been having brought to mind an old joke: "Did you hear the one about the Great Molasses Flood?" Turns out it was no joke! On January

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Norman Deals With Flash Floods After Heavy Rain, A Common Problem For Residents

Norman Deals With Flash Floods After Heavy Rain, A Common Problem For Residents
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Council and staff to revisit stormwater fee

In the aftermath of a contentious land use lawsuit, the City Council and staff plan to revisit the possibility of a stormwater utility fee.

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Bridges and natural gas franchise to be decided

Voters could be asked in the fall to decide the fate of two issues, including a bond for bridge repair, after a survey for one of the items comes back

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Norman to extend multimodal path closer to Lake Thunderbird

The City of Norman has received $2.1 million to extend a multi-purpose path on the north side of State Highway 9 by two miles in the direction of Lake Thunderbird.

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