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The Norman City Council met Tuesday to discuss the future of the Griffin Memorial Hospital campus. The discussion included plans for a new neighborhood and community hub.
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After finding success in Tulsa, a supportive employment program called “A Better Way” started operation in Norman last month.
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Norman’s new mayor and two new city council members were sworn in on Tuesday.
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To support its aging population, the City of Norman is seeking membership in a nonprofit initiative designed to help communities become more livable for older adults.
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Norman’s downtown overnight shelter, A Friend’s House, is undergoing some changes as part of the city’s new contract with Oklahoma City-based nonprofit City Care.
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In Cleveland County, where over a third of households are occupied by renters, the hourly wage needed to afford a two-bedroom at fair market rent is $20.98, which is among some of the highest in the state.
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Ahead of Norman’s mayoral election on February 11, the three candidates met for a debate at Gaylord College on Thursday evening.
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Norman voters will go to the polls next month for a mayoral election. The three candidates met for a forum sponsored by the Norman League of Women Voters.
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Every year, as the holiday season approaches, themes of charity and calls for donations pop up all around us. One community organization in Norman is approaching generosity differently.
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