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OKLAHOMA CITY – Hundreds of third- and fourth-grade students across the state of Oklahoma celebrated the culmination of the fifth year of the Oklahoma City Dodgers MVP Program: Encouraging STEM Education Saturday morning at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark. The program is free to all participants thanks to partners Devon Energy and
OKLAHOMA CITY – Hundreds of third- and fourth-grade students across the state of Oklahoma celebrated the culmination of the fifth year of the Oklahoma City Dodgers MVP Program: Encouraging STEM Education Saturday morning at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark.
The program is free to all participants thanks to partners Devon Energy and Olsson and rewards area elementary students’ achievements in science and math while incentivizing students as well as their teachers to participate in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) curriculum. Top-performing MVP students received tickets to an OKC Dodgers game as well as a c
When: Penn supervisors meeting, April 12.
What happened: Supervisors reviewed ongoing plans to work with developer Greg Kile to finish the land development process for the Baronâs Ridge project, which involves 138 detached homes on Prospect Road, east of White Oak Road. The last houses, Township Manager Mark Hiester said, are being built. All of the homes have been sold, according to developer E.G. Stoltzfus spokespersons.
Quotable: âOur engineers (and) public works staff inspected the improvements and prepared a list of questions, repairs, or incomplete items to be addressed with the developer and builder,â Hiester said.
Next steps: The township staff will continue to work with the developer, dedicating roadways and pursuing reduction of escrow as per the normal land development process.