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6-20 Pets rescued animals
EDMOND — This is a list of animals that have been found and are at the Edmond Animal Shelter, at Interstate 35 and Covell in the Cross Timbers Municipal Complex. Call the shelter at 216-7615.
The following animals are available for adoption:
A female Lhasa Apso, black and white, was found on Covell Road and Old Timbers Drive.
A male pit bull, white and brindle, was found on 33rd Street and Boulevard.
A domestic short-haired, cat, tri-color, was found on Nightingale Lane.
A female domestic short-haired cat, orange tabby, was found on Nightingale Lane.
A domestic short-haired cat, gray tabby, was found on Nightingale Lane.
A boxer, brown brindle, was found on Harding.
A boxer, black and white, was found on Harding.
A male pointer, white and brown, was found on I-35 and 33rd Street.
A border collie, black and white, was found on I-35 and 33rd Street.
A female domestic short-haired cat, gray tabby, was found on West First and Kelly.
A neutered Labrador, brown, was found on Northwood Lane and Sorgham Mill.
A male Labrador mix, tan and white, was found at Arcadia Lake.
A male Labrador mix, tan, was found at Arcadia Lake.
A domestic short-haired cat, black, was found on Vista Lane.
A domestic short-haired cat, black tiger, was found on Old Timbers Drive.
A male beagle, tri-color, was found in Hafer Park.
A female pit bull, black and white, was found on Sooner and Danforth.
A male domestic short-haired cat, black tiger and white, was found on Red Oak Terrace.
A female domestic short-haired cat, black tiger, was found on Red Oak Terrace.
A female domestic short-haired cat, black, was found on Red Oak Terrace.
A female domestic short-haired cat, gray and white, was found on Red Oak Terrace.
A male husky, black and white, was found on 33rd Street and Boulevard.
A male German shepherd/boxer mix, brown brindle, was found on 29th Street and Michael Drive.
A female Labrador mix, black, was found on Bryant and Ayers.
Two male domestic short-haired cats, brown tiger, were found on Wild Wind.
A female domestic short-haired cat, black tiger and white, was found on Leawood Drive.
A female Cairn terrier mix, black and tan, was found on Sagewood Drive.
A male English bulldog, tan and white, was found on West Colcord.
The following animals will be available for adoption Monday:
A male Golden retriever, gold, was found on Lancaster Circle.
A female Rottweiler mix, black and brown, was found on Danforth and Santa Fe.
A male Rottweiler mix, black and tan, was found on Ayers and University.
A female Rottweiler mix, black and tan, was found on Ayers and University.
A male Pyrenees mix, black, was found on Hardy Drive.
A female domestic short-haired cat, black and white, was found on East Third Street.
A female domestic medium-haired cat, black tiger and white, was found on East Third Street.
A female domestic medium haired cat, black tiger and white, was found on East Third Street.
The following animal is available for adoption Tuesday:
A female domestic short-haired cat, calico, was found on Vulcan Circle.
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Deer Creek students break WWF goal
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Lawmaker: No fraud, but ME’s office mismanaged
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Last week, lawmakers received the results of a state auditor’s review of the agency, and it did not find examples of corruption, fraud or wrongdoing, said state Rep. Randy Terrill, R-Moore. It did reveal incompetence and mismanagement, but it appears the responsible parties are no longer with the agency, Terrill said. -
Police nab suspected golf cart thief
An Edmond man faces a grand larceny complaint after he allegedly stole a golf cart and interrupted a lesson at Oak Tree National, police said.
Saturday afternoon police were dispatched to the 5800 block of N. Kelly Avenue in reference to a larceny in progress, according to a report filed by Edmond Police Officer Jason Roach. -
Ex-CASA worker to serve 20-year sentence
A former worker for an Oklahoma association formed to help abused and neglected children was ordered to prison Monday after pleading guilty to his part in embezzling about $500,000.
Tom Bates, assistant attorney general, said today’s development puts an end to the sentencing phase, and Attorney General Drew Edmondson wanted to make it clear that this type of criminal activity will not be tolerated in Oklahoma. -
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Calvey to speak at Kiwanis meeting
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3-16 Scorecard: Legislative Update
Senate Bill 1996
Summary: This bill requires privatization of the state-backed CompSource workers’ compensation insurance provider.
Vote: Passed Senate 25-21
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Ex-CASA worker to serve 20-year sentence
A former worker for an Oklahoma association formed to help abused and neglected children was ordered to prison Monday after pleading guilty to his part in embezzling about $500,000.
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Swine Week breaks record
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State reviews ME’s office finances
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Lawmakers write governor, protest parole
Two state lawmakers are urging Gov. Brad Henry to deny parole for an inmate convicted in the murder of an Edmond man, calling him a continuing threat to Oklahomans.
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