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1984 cold case: Sandy Rea’s disappearance still a mystery
Sandy Rea By Kim Moravaeditorial@news-star.comSHAWNEE – Forty-two years ago today, 17-year-old Sandy Rea disappeared, prompting a missing persons investigation that has spanned more than four decades and has become one of the most talked about unsolved mysteries of the Shawnee area.On Sept. 19, 1984, it was reported that the freckled teenager made a phone call…
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John G. Mitchell: The educator who organized Seminole Junior College
Editor’s note: In commemoration of Seminole State College’s 95th anniversary, SSC is publishing a series of articles documenting the people, events and decisions that shaped the institution. Drawing from archival records, newspaper accounts and other historical sources, the series will trace the college’s development from its founding in 1931 to the present.
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Opinion
From desk of Sen. Grant Green
By Sen. Grant GreenFrom the desk of Sen. Grant Green Oklahoma has a part-time Legislature, but that doesn’t mean work at the Capitol only happens four months out of the year. The months outside the legislative session are still packed with legislative and constituent meetings. In addition to my regular Senate committees, I also serve…
