Irish capture state title The McGuinness volleyball team captured its second state championship in school history with a 3-1 win over Tulsa-Booker T. Washington last weekend in the Class 5A state tournament in Tulsa. Sports, Page 5
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Nichols Hills curbs reckless driving of golf carts by kids By Eric Oesch Staff Writer
Happy Halloween! Halloween fun has begun in Fridayland! Mucki Wright, second from left, hosted a Halloween Soiree at her Nichols Hills home last Friday. Pictured with her are Amanda Nguyen, Felix Curbelo Soto and Andy Cole. The event included food, libations and more. To see what else is going on, see our Calendar of Events on Page 6.
Village plaza is nearing completion By Eric Oesch Staff Writer The largest single capital improvement project in the 73-year history of The Village could be completed as early as January 2024 says Village City Manager Dave Slezickey. He estimates the project is nearly 80 percent complete with most of the “big” work finished. The massive $8 million project is under construction near the busy intersection of Hefner Road and
Pennsylvania, close to the Love’s Corporate Campus, Village Library, City Hall and the Hawthorn Village neighborhood. The Civic Plaza project is the result of a massive Tax Increment District (Tiff District No. 1) created by the council in 2006 to redevelop the area. It includes a Civic Plaza, next door to The Village City Hall at 2304 Manchester Drive, a linear park stretching to the south and east from the Civic Plaza to See VILLAGE, Page 14
Sister Cities to present awards On Nov. 16, Sister Cities International Oklahoma City is to present the Global Vision Award to four well-known Oklahomans at the Embassy Suites OU Medical Center. The luncheon is 11:15 a.m.-1 p.m. The honorees are the Honorable Dan Boren, secretary of commerce of the Chickasaw Nation; the Busey family; Dr. Dwight Lawson, the executive director/CEO of the Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden; and Aldwyn Sappleton. The Sister Cities International OKC Board of Directors voted unanimously to expand its
Global Achievement awards to reflect the continued growth of Oklahoma City as a national leader in global cooperation at the municipal level, promoting cultural understanding and stimulating economic development. The Honorable Dan Boren, Secretary of Commerce of the Chickasaw Nation is responsible for the management of all commercial business enterprises of the Chickasaw Nation. The Chickasaw Nation Department of Commerce has approximately 7,000 employees, and is comprised of more than 60 gaming, See AWARDS, Page 10
For months the Nichols Hills City Council has grappled with the issue of underage children driving golf carts recklessly on city streets. Following action taken by the council, drivers of golf carts must have a valid motor vehicle driver’s license from the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety before they can drive on city streets. During its October meeting, the City Council adopted sweeping changes to city ordinances pertaining to golf carts, or “low-speed electrical vehicles,” in efforts to curb careless driving by kids as young as 12 within the city. The greatest change to the ordinance is the valid motor vehicle driver’s license requirement, meaning youngsters under age 16 are no longer allowed to operate a golf cart on city streets. Section 44-109 of the Nichols Hills City Code was updated to define a low-speed electrical vehicle as one with a top speed of greater than 20 mph but not greater than 25 mph and is manufactured in compliance with the National See NHILLS, Page 7
Stansberry new McGuinness president Fr. Rick Stansberry has been selected as the next president of Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School. Stansberry has been rector of The Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help and Bishop John Carroll Catholic School since 2021, and he is continuing his post there while also serving as BMCHS president. David Morton, who has served as Bishop McGuinness principal and president for the past 22 years, said the Irish
community is fortunate to have Father Stansberry, a long-time community member and a current School Advisory Council member, stepping into this role. “Fr. Rick’s life journey is a testament to his deep faith, commitment to Catholic education, and tireless service to the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City,” Morton said. “His leadership and compassionate spirit will continue to inspire all who See STANSBERRY, Page 14
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Dog of the Week This is Dude the Labradoodle. He’s 1 1/2years-old and lives with Emerson Collins. He’s a wild guy who loves nightly walks at the park and Braums cookies and cream ice cream. Email Dog, Cat, Pet and Baby of the Week nominations with complete descriptions to rose@okcfriday.com.
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From left: Back row, Lt. Colonel Sean Haydo, Jackson Coates, Jackie Coates, Dr. Dwight Lawson, Karen Delaney, Marsha Funk, John Funk, Dr. Noel Osborn, John Alley and Lee Levisay; and front row, Dr. Jennifer D’Agostino, Pamela Wells, Nancy Hyde, Mary Blankenship Pointer and Julie Hall.
Community, civic leaders embark on a transformative journey to Galápagos Thirteen influential community and civic leaders recently embarked on a remarkable eight-day expedition to the breathtaking Galápagos Islands, led by Dr. Dwight Lawson and Dr. Jennifer D’Agostino. “This unforgettable voyage allowed participants to immerse themselves in the
unique and awe-inspiring natural wonders of the Galápagos archipelago,” organizers said. Highlights of the trip included sailing on a luxurious yacht, exploring various islands, and engaging in extraordinary activities such as swimming alongside sea turtles, sharks, and
playful sea lions. Participants also had the opportunity to conquer the challenging hikes to the summits of volcanic peaks, granting them panoramic vistas of the pristine landscapes that have inspired generations of conservationists. The expedition served as
a profound educational experience, fostering a deep appreciation for the Galápagos Islands' biodiversity and the urgent need for their preservation. “This transformative journey allowed these community and civic leaders to connect with nature in an unparalleled way and gain
a renewed commitment to championing conservation efforts in their respective communities,” the organizers said. “The impact of this experience is expected to ripple outward, inspiring positive change and a heightened awareness of environmental conservation on a broader scale.”
Bears crown homecoming queen and king
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his week was our homecoming! Our theme was Lights, Camera, Homecoming. Each day had a movie theme — “Daddy Day Care,” students dressed like a BBQ dad or a soccer mom; “Parent Trap,” students dressed like a twin; “Barbie Movie,” students dressed like Barbie
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JM JOURNAL or Ken; and “Spiderman Homecoming,” students wore their homecoming shirts or best school col-
ors. We also picked a 2023 Fall sports homecoming king and queen. The winners were Ayana Smith and Dondric Williams. The members of the court were as follows: Freshmen representatives, Malcolm Edd and Kylie Roberts; sophomore representatives,
Aeden Clayton and Kandice Brown; junior representatives, Andre Caldwell and Anyia Roberts; king candidates, Brandon Thomas, Terrance Caldwell and Jared Davis; queen candidates, Jada Freeman and Jamiera Washington. • Members of the JMHS Academy of Finance had the opportunity to tour the Oklahoma City branch of the Federal Reserve. Our students learned about the history and functions of the Federal Reserve, budgeting and other aspects of personal finance and options for funding their education.
Treasure Moore takes a selfie at the Federal Reserve to see how tall she would be in currency.
2023 Fall Sports Homecoming Queen Ayana Smith and King Dondric Williams.
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The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum’s Third Annual OktoberWest was held outside and featured authentic German music, a selection of German brews and, of course German food. Guests wore their Dirndl and Lederhosen.
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Above: Guests to the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum were greeted by Sammie and Mike Turek. At right: Teresa Sellers and her mom Cecilia Scott in Dirndls from Germany.
Below: Randy Morgen in front of the giant balloon stein. He is wearing a Tyrolean hat and a Dirndl apron. Guests also received beer glasses and t-shirts. At right: Carley Dummitt and Sara Tompkins.
Rhonda and Dan Glades.
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Sports Weekly FOOTBALL | WEEK 9 PREVIEW: MANNFORD AT MOUNT ST. MARY • 7 P.M. FRIDAY
Rockets host Mannford in final home game By Jason Jewell Sports Editor With just a pair of games left in the 2023 season, the Mount St. Mary football team hosts Mannford in its final home contest as FRIDAY’s Spotlight Game of the Week. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. at The Glass Family Field. The Rockets (2-6, 0-5 District 3A-1) rallied but ultimately fell in a 27-12 loss at Anadarko last Friday.
Quarterback Harrison Tesio threw a 15yard TD pass to John Allison and Joe Krug recovered a fumble in the end zone to lead The Mount. Meanwhile, Mannford (1-7, 0-5 3A-1) endured a 34-3 loss to Tulsa-Metro Christian in Week 8. Both teams currently sit in a tie for seventh place in the district standings. Four other Fridayland teams enjoy home games this week.
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Heritage Hall entertains Sulphur in a critical matchup between the top two teams in District 3A-2. The Chargers (8-0, 50) cruised to a 57-28 victory at Plainview last week, behind seven total touchdowns from quarterback Andy Bass. Crossings Christian hopes to solidify its spot in the playoffs against Meeker. The Knights (6-2, 3-2 2A-2) and Meeker are locked in a tie for third place in the district,
WEEK 9 SCHEDULE Friday, October 27 Meeker at Crossings Christian Capitol Hill at Deer Creek Sulphur at Heritage Hall John Marshall at Weatherford McGuinness at Piedmont Mannford at Mount St. Mary PC North at Lawton Note: All games start at 7 p.m., unless noted.
after Crossings held on for a 39-26 triumph at Bethel last week. Deer Creek needs at least one win over its
final two games, including this Friday against Capitol Hill to capture the District 6AII-2 title. The Antlers
(6-2, 5-0) cruised to a 43-6 win at NW Classen, with Junior Youmbi running for two touchdowns. Also on Friday, McGuinness eyes a second straight win at Piedmont. The Irish (53, 3-2 5A-2) bounced back with a 70-0 win at Southeast. PC North (3-5, 2-3 6A-II-2) hopes to get back on the winning track at Lawton, while John Marshall (1-7, 1-3 4A-1) travels west to Weatherford.
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Cyclones pull away from Guymon Playing to a scoreless tie by halftime, the Casady football team scored twice in the third quarter to pull away for a 17-0 victory over Guymon in its final game at Hoot Gibson Field. Quarterback Ethan Hamilton tossed a 10yard TD pass for the Cyclones (7-1) to cap off a 7-play, 61-yard
drive in the third quarter. Hamilton found Payton Mitchell-Johnson on a 27-yard completion to set Casady up inside the Guymon 10-yard line. Tailback Andrew Fitzpatrick added a second score on a 2-yard dive on a short series set up by Landon Hart’s interception after a Guymon pass was deflected by defensive tackle Ace Hodges. Kicker Braden Gerard finished off the scoring with a 28-yard field goal about midway through the fourth quarter and connected on both extra-point attempts.
return and a 12-yard pass from quarterback Grady Adamson.
ANTLERS CLOBBER NW CLASSEN
CHARGERS RUN OVER PLAINVIEW
Building a huge lead by halftime, Deer Creek cruised to a 43-6 win against NW Classen last Thursday at Taft Stadium. Running back Junior Youmbi scored on a touchdown runs of two and 51 yards to lead the Antlers (6-2, 5-0 District 6A-II-2). Receiver Colton Neal also collected a pair of TDs on a 60-yard punt
Taking control in the first half, Heritage Hall rolled to a 57-28 victory at Plainview last week. Quarterback Andy Bass accounted for all eight touchdowns, including five TD passes to lead the Chargers (8-0, 5-0 3A-2). Bass tossed two passes each to Rashaud Smith for 74 and 17 yards and Jordyn Harris for nine and 39
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Casady defensive back Jackson Stewart (21) breaks up a pass in the end zone during last Friday’s final home football game against Guymon.
yards, along with an 8yard strike to Calvin Welker. The senior also scored on three short runs. IRISH SHUT OUT SOUTHEAST McGuinness broke a 2-game district losing streak with a 70-0 shutout over Southeast at Speegle Stadium. Quarterback Damon Cochran and tailback J.P. Spanier accounted for three touchdowns each to lead the Irish (5-3, 3-2 5A-2). Story continued at OKCFRIDAY.com.
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CROSS COUNTRY ROUNDUP
VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP
Antler boys, Cyclones run to regional meet crowns Nearly a dozen Fridayland cross country teams, along with three individuals, took another step toward a title after qualifying for the state championship meets this Saturday at Edmond Santa Fe. Both Deer Creek squads compete in Class 6A, and the McGuinness boys and girls represent 5A in the all-day event. The Heritage Hall boys and girls reached state in 4A, while both Casady and Mount St. Mary squads, along with the Crossings Christian boys, participate in 3A. Harding Charter Prep boasted three qualifiers in 4A, including Rachel Carr, Henry Bair and Kevin Espinosa. The 6A races begin the day at 8:30 a.m. for the girls and 9:15 a.m. for the boys. Other race times include: 5A – 10:15 a.m. (girls), 11 a.m. (boys); 4A – 11:45 a.m. (girls), 12:15 p.m.
(boys); and, 3A – 1 p.m. (girls), 1:30 p.m. (boys). ANTLER BOYS RUN TO REGIONAL TITLE With all five runners in the top 10, the Deer Creek boys cruised to a title in the 6A West regional in Mustang and the girls squad finished in second place. Brody Woodcock captured the individual championship by nearly 25 seconds over teammate Tyler Schwarz. Woodcock completed the 5-kilometer course at Wild Horse Park in 15:56 compared to 16:19 for Schwarz. Spencer Carlson grabbed fifth place, followed by Ethan Stuart in eighth and Brady Conway in 10th place for the Antlers. Madelynn Clark ran to fifth place in leading a trio of Antler girls inside the top 15. Sadie Wedge finished 11th and Cadee Shannon came in 13th
for Deer Creek. CYCLONES 1ST, ROCKETS 2ND IN 3A Boasting a combined nine athletes in the top 10, the Casady boys and girls squads earned regional titles and both Mount St. Mary squads finished second in a 3A meet at Waurika. Billy Mathis and Hope Fahler paced the Fridayland athletes with a pair of runnerup finishes. Casady’s Ayden Kerr finished fourth, Joshua Goggins grabbed fifth and Ashton Hale took ninth, while Mount St. Mary’s James Hardesty came in seventh place. Two Mount St. Mary girls finished inside the top 10, including Michaela Carney in fourth and Makenzi DeHart in eighth along with Casady’s Eva Scheer in 10th place. Story continued at OKCFRIDAY.com.
FOOTBALL DISTRICT STANDINGS | WEEK 8 District 6A-II-2 Team Dist All 1. Deer Creek 5-0 6-2 2. Choctaw 4-1 5-2 3. Ponca City 4-1 4-4 4. Putnam City 3-2 3-5 5. PC North 2-3 3-5 6. Lawton 1-4 2-6 7. NW Classen 1-4 1-7 8. Capitol Hill 1-5 1-8 District 5A-2 Team Dist All 1. Carl Albert 5-0 9-0 2. Guthrie 3-1 7-1 3. Piedmont 3-1 7-1 4. McGuinness 3-2 5-3 5. Lawton Eis. 1-3 4-4 6. Shawnee 0-4 2-6 7. Southeast 0-4 2-6 Source: ossaarankings.com
District 4A-1 Team Dist All 1. Clinton 4-0 6-2 2. Elk City 3-1 5-3 3. Weatherford 3-2 5-4 4. Cache 2-3 4-4 5. Chickasha 2-3 3-6 6. J. Marshall 1-3 1-7 7. Woodward 0-4 0-8 District 3A-1 Team Dist All 1. Perkins 5-0 7-1 2. Metro Chr. 4-1 6-2 3. Kingfisher 3-2 3-5 4. N. Rock Creek 3-2 4-4 5. McLoud 3-2 4-4 6. Anadarko 2-3 2-6 7. Mt. St. Mary 0-5 2-6 8. Mannford 0-5 1-7
District 3A-2 Team Dist All 1. Heritage Hall 5-0 8-0 2. Sulphur 5-0 6-2 3. Marlow 4-1 7-1 4. Plainview 2-3 4-4 5. Pauls Valley 2-3 5-3 6. Lone Grove 2-3 5-3 7. Dickson 0-4 3-4 8. Douglass 0-5 0-8 District 2A-2 Team Dist All 1. Jones 5-0 6-2 2. Chandler 4-1 6-2 3. Meeker 3-2 4-4 4. Crossings Chr. 3-2 6-2 5. Luther 2-3 3-5 6. Star Spencer 2-3 5-3 7. Bethel 1-4 2-6 8. Kellyville 0-5 0-8
McGuinness volleyball players dog pile each other after the final point of their championship match against Tulsa-Booker T. Washington.
Irish take down Tulsa Washington for 5A title By Jason Jewell Sports Editor Capping an historic season, the McGuinness volleyball team pulled off a 3-1 victory over Tulsa-Booker T. Washington last Saturday at the Tulsa Union Multipurpose Activity Center to claim the second Class 5A state championship in school history. “It was awesome,” said coach Kelli Miller. “I love these girls, our sport and our school. It was great to be able to bring them another state title.” The weekend also represented a “full-circle” moment for Miller and her assistant coach Megan Janda who played on the Irish’s first volleyball state championship team in 2003. With her team ranked No. 1 for the entire season, Miller said she knew pretty early that the Irish
could win a state crown. “We have a special group of seniors who really bought in to what we’re doing,” Miller said. “They really set the tone for us.” Three seniors contributed significant playing time as part of the 9-person rotation, including setter Claire Kierl, libero Taylor Vann and right-side hitter Ella Christensen. Others in the rotation are juniors Greer DeLeon, Olivia Metz and Hailey Jayne Johnson, along with sophomore Charlotte Nelson and freshmen Arielle Yapi and Kinsey Smith. Kierl, Nelson and Yappi also earned spots on the All-Tournament team at state. The Irish, which finished with a 31-4 record, rolled to a 3-1 win against Victory Christian on Friday in the semifinals and a 3-0 sweep of Sapulpa in the quarterfinals on
Thursday afternoon. ED. MEMORIAL TOPS ANTLERS Top-seeded Deer Creek saw its season come to an end with a 3-0 loss to No. 4 Edmond Memorial in the 6A semifinals last Friday afternoon at Tulsa Union Multipurpose Activity Center. The Antlers (30-5) opened with a 3-0 victory against No. 8 Edmond North on Thursday. Meanwhile, Mount St. Mary was denied a third straight state title and first in 6A after suffering a 3-0 loss to sixth-seed Tulsa-Bishop Kelley in the quarterfinals. Livia Ward posted a double-double with 33 assists and 10 digs for the No. 3 Rockets (373). MacKenzi Bass finished with 18 digs and three aces, while Georgia Ahlert had 10 kills and three aces.
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CALENDAR CONCERTS Nov. 34 • From Chinatown to La La Land Golden Globenomi nated composer Bryan Byrne opens the OKCPHIL Chickasaw Nation Pops Series with all the redcarpet glitz and glamour you would expect at a Hol lywood premiere! Join us for an amazing line up of music From Chi‐ natown to La La Land! It’s OKCPHIL Pops at its very best. Get tick ets at okcciviccenter. com. Nov. 7 • Baroque Europe Parisbased quartet Le Consort will perform at Armstrong Auditori um, Tuesday, Nov. 7, at 7:30 pm. Their pro gram titled “Journey Through Baroque Europe” will take audi ences through Italy, England, Germany and France, illustrating the immense expressive range and grandeur of Bach, Vivaldi, Corelli, Purcell, Rameau and others. For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit Armstron gAuditorium.org or call the Box Office at (405) 2851010.
THEATRE Dec. 2631 • TINA An uplifting comeback story like no other, TINA – The Tina Turn‐ er Musical is the inspiring journey of a woman who broke barriers and became
Oct. 30 – Dec. 15 • High Craft An art exhibit at Oklahoma City University will feature the work of five local artists of color working in diverse media including quilts, weavings, embroidery and rhinestone mosaics on exhibit from Oct. 30 to Dec. 15. An opening reception is set for 57 pm Nov. 2 and an artists’ talk from 5:307:30 pm Nov. 16 in OCU’s Norick Art Center. “High Craft” is curated by Inclusion In Art, a nonprofit organ ization promoting racial and cultural diversity in Oklahoma’s visual arts community. “High Craft” refers to works done where the imagi nation and the hand of the maker are evi dent. The exhibition highlights the universali ty of the human impulse to express them selves in ways that are creative and dynamic. For more information and program updates, please visit inclusioninart.com. the Queen of Rock n’ Roll. Set to the pulse pounding soundtrack of her most beloved hits, this electrifying sensation will send you soaring to the rafters. Get tickets to this show at okccivic center.com.
THIS WEEKEND Oct. 2628 • ScaryTale Park To celebrate Hal loween, Scissortail Park has created a new trickortreat adventure for families to enjoy from Thurs day to Saturday. ScaryTale Park fea tures a trail of fairy talethemed stops around the Children’s Playground and Scis sortail Lake. Partici pating children will receive treats at each stop along the trail. Scissortail Park Mem bers receive free admission. General admission is $10 for children ages 3–16, $3 for adults ages 17
and over and it is free for children ages 2 and under. Oct. 2829 • Halloween Train All aboard the Okla homa Railway Muse um’s Halloween Train with mini golf and a scavenger hunt. There will be a cos tume contest and a candy giftbag (allergy friendly bags available upon request). Trains Leave the Oakwood Station at 121:15 pm, 2:30, and 3:45 pm. Please arrive at least 20 minutes before train depar ture to check in or purchase tickets. The Oklahoma Railway Museum is located at 3400 NE Grand Blvd. Adults $15: ages 13 + Children $8: ages 3 12 years, Children under three ride FREE Oct. 2729 • OKC Ballet presents Hamlet Friday at 7:30pm, Saturday 7:30pm, Sunday 2pm.
Send calendar events to jennifer@okcfriday.com Paycom Center Events/Shows: Luis Miguel Oct. 26 Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Nov. 1819 Rod Wave Nov. 24 Cody Johnson Nov. 30 Adam Sandler Dec. 9 Ringling Bros Show Dec. 1517
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The Exorcist Returns!
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ew images on film are as horrifying or as embedded into popular culture as those from 1973 classic film, The Exorcist. The spinning head, the projectile vomit, the little girl flying up to the ceiling. Now, 50 years later, another sequel has come along. The Exorcist: Believer creeped into theaters in early October, just before Taylor Swift crashed the monster mash with her epic premiere. Now that things are back to normal, this devilish sequel to the Oscar-winning original has jumped past the $100 million mark, reaching $108 million in its first 17 days. The release has been expanded to include both theaters and streaming on Amazon Prime in time for Halloween. The Exorcist: Believer is co-written and directed by David Gordon Green, a filmmaker from Little Rock, Arkansas, who has forged an awesome, eclectic career since winning the 2004 Special Jury Prize at Sundance for All the Real Girls. He writes intense dramas like George Washington, Undertow, and Goat. He directs wild comedies like Pineapple Express and the television series East Bound & Down, Vice Principals, and The Righteous Gemstones. And he recently relaunched the most
famous horror franchise of all, writing and directing Halloween in 2018, Halloween Kills in 2021, and Halloween Ends 2022. The Exorcist: Believer stars Leslie Odom, Jr. as a father seeking answers when his daughter and her friend go missing and return three days later, seemingly possessed by the devil. Unsure of what to do, he reaches out to the mother from the original film, still played by Ellen Burstyn, to solicit her help in having the girls exorcised. Leslie Odom, Jr. is an Oscar nominated songwriter and actor, receiving nods in 2021 for Best Original Song and Best Supporting Actor for playing Sam Cooke in One Night in Miami… Odom is also a theater actor who won the Tony in 2016 for Best Lead Actor for originating the role of Aaron Burr in the musical Hamilton. He has starred in major movies like Glass Onion and Murder on the Orient Express as well as television shows like the musical series Smash and the animated series Central Park. The Exorcist: Believer
ChinatownLaLaLand Nov. 34 ELF in Concert Nov. 1718 Empire Strikes Back Nov. 25 Very Merry Pops Dec. 13 Handel’s Messiah Dec. 3 Tina Turner Muscial Dec. 2631 Other Events/Shows/Awards:
reunites the mother and daughter from the 1973 original, Ellen Burstyn and Linda Blair. Burstyn won the Oscar in 1975 for Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore and was nominated four other times, including for The Exorcist. She also won a Golden Globe for Same Time, Next Year and two Primetime Emmy Awards for Political Animals and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Linda Blair was Oscar nominated and won the Golden Globe for playing the possessed daughter Regan in The Exorcist. Blair’s career has been less illustrious, but she has embraced her place in pop culture and joined in on sequels, spoofs, and other horror films. The original 1973 film, The Exorcist, was written and produced by William Peter Blatty, who wrote the original novel in 1971. He personally hired William Friedkin to direct. Friedkin had recently won the Best Director Oscar for The French Connection, which also won Best Picture and Best Actor for Gene Hackman. The Exorcist was the first horror film to be nominated for and win an Oscar. It was nominated for ten awards and won two: Best Sound and Best Adapted Screenplay for William Peter Blatty. Happy Halloween!
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Cookie & Scotty’s Thanksgiving: Spreading love, one meal at a time For over two decades, Cookie and Scotty’s Thanksgiving event has been a beacon of hope and kindness during the holiday season in Oklahoma. Since its inception in 1999, this heartwarming tradition from Other Options has touched the lives of countless individuals living with HIV and AIDS by providing them with complete Thanksgiving meals. The event’s continued success is a testament to the power of community, compassion and the indomitable spirit of giving. Cookie and Scotty’s Thanksgiving is a collaborative effort, uniting the hearts and hands of hundreds of volunteers who selflessly come together
to prepare and deliver these special meals. With every $8 donated, the event ensures that a complete, delicious Thanksgiving meal is made available to someone in need. In essence, this initiative embodies the very essence of Thanksgiving - a time to share and express gratitude. As the event draws near, there are several ways for people to get involved and make a difference: 1. Donate Turkeys 2. Make a Financial Donation: Even small donations can go a long way in making a significant impact. 3. Volunteer: The event relies on volunteers to prepare, assemble and deliver these meals to those in
need. The power of human connection is truly felt when individuals come together to serve a common cause. In a new and exciting development, this year’s event will be hosted at aVenue - Event Space by Rococo Catering, generously provided by owner and chef, Bruce Rinehart. This gesture of kindness and hospitality underscores the community spirit that the event has come to represent over the years. Cookie & Scotty’s Thanksgiving not only feeds the body but nourishes the soul. It serves as a shining example of what humanity can achieve when people come together
with love and compassion as their guiding principles. This Thanksgiving, consider being a part of this remarkable tradition. Whether through donating turkeys, making a financial contribution, or volunteering your time, you have the opportunity to create a lasting impact in the lives of Oklahomans living with HIV and AIDS. Let’s make this holiday season a time for gratitude, sharing and unity, as we continue to spread the love through Cookie & Scotty’s Thanksgiving. For more information visit Cookie’s and Scotty’s Thanksgiving on Facebook and otheroptionsokc.org or call 405-605-8020.
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NHILLS From Page 1 Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The vehicle must now be properly licensed and tagged by the state of Oklahoma, with the tag properly displayed on the vehicle. The new ordinance requires passengers to wear a seatbelt and unless the driver of the vehicle is 21 years of age or older, children under the age of 13 must wear a helmet, and children under the age of 8 are prohibited from riding on the vehicle. During the meeting, Nichols Hills Mayor Sody Clements expressed her concerns that parents of children operating golf carts aren’t getting the message. “I’m a little bit frustrated that we have been talking about this in FRIDAY Newspaper, but we still haven’t attracted the attention of anybody that actually owns one (golf cart),” Clements told her fellow council members. “I worry that they’re not going to know the
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(new) rules, but of course as soon as they get stopped, they will find them out. “I was hopeful that we could hear all of this (new ordinance) without having to pass this extensive ordinance,” she said, “but I think we have to do it ahead of a tragedy, which I think one is just around the corner, so to speak.” The ordinance update, which takes effect immediately, says “Low-Speed Electrical Vehicles may not be operated on Pennsylvania Avenue, Wilshire Boulevard, Western Avenue or NW 63; however, persons residing on Pennsylvania Avenue or Wilshire Boulevard may drive on such streets when taking the most direct route to access other of the city’s streets where operation of lowspeed electrical vehicles is permitted.” The Oklahoma City Golf & Country Club, a popular destination for golf cards, is located at 7000 NW Grand Blvd., one block south of the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Wilshire Boulevard.
To operate on city streets the vehicles must now include headlamps, front and rear turn signal lamps, tail lamps, stop lamps, reflex reflectors, exterior mirrors, parking brakes, windshield, VIN and a seat belt system. Insurance, including the current Oklahoma Owners Security Verification Form, must be carried in the vehicle at all times while in operation, and must be produced for inspection on request by any police officer. Owners must comply with the applicable provisions of the Oklahoma Compulsory Insurance Law. Hours of operation of the lowspeed electrical vehicles are now restricted as they may not be operated on city streets during the onehalf hour after sunset or the onehalf hour before sunrise or at any other time when there is not sufficient light or visibility to clearly discern persons on a street at a distance of at least 500 feet. City Manager Shane Pate told the council that Nichols Hills police will “transition people into this new code.”
Heritage Hall embraces traditions
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n the past week, Heritage Hall has embraced many school traditions, as well as cultural traditions. To close out our celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month, the Upper School hosted a fascinating festival for students that began with a collection of beautiful dances and music. Stunning dresses, talented dancers and the exciting energy that filled the room were the perfect way to conclude National Hispanic Heritage Month. Following the dancers’ final performance, Upper School chorus teacher David Hillis led the choir in singing a Spanish melody. Lastly, Spanish teachers Narcisa Zehr, Laura Renard and Cecilia Marquez’s classes prepared traditional Hispanic dishes to share
with students, teachers, and dancers after the choir performance. All in all, the National Hispanic Heritage Festival was a major success!
• The pep club hosted its annual “big/little family” reveal celebration as pep club members See HALL, Page 11
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BOCC MINUTES AND PROCEEDINGS (Published in OKC Friday, Friday, October 27, 2023) 10-11-2023 BOCC Minutes Wednesday October 11 2023 Board of County Commissioners Call to Order Roll Call Present: 3 County Commissioner Brian Maughan County Commissioner Carrie Blumert and County Commissioner Myles Davidson Notice of the meeting was posted on October 10 2023. For purposes of this agenda “Action” means any of the following: amending approving approving as amended deferring denying giving instructions to staff making a recommendation to another public body receiving documents or presentations referring to committee reconsidering re-opening returning or striking the item. Prayer and Pledge of Allegiance was led by Pastor Theoudis Manning. THIODIS MANNING SR ask D1 Approval of Minutes Discussion and possible action regarding the minutes of the meeting held on September 29 2023 October 2 2023 and October 5 2023 prepared by the County Clerk as authorized by statute 19 O.S. §243 244 and 445 subject to additions or corrections by the Board of County Commissioners. Davidson moved Blumert seconded to approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 Maughan Blumert and Davidson Recurring Agenda Items: Discussion and possible action regarding a recommendation from the Central Purchasing Department for selection of lowest and best bid: P24372-03- Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office Promotional Items. Blumert moved Davidson seconded to approve Award No. 31-2023. Walker Stamp and Seal Co dba Walker Companies The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson Discussion and possible action regarding a recommendation from the Central Purchasing Department for selection of lowest and best bid: P24373-02 - Annex 5th Floor Asbestos Abatement Blumert moved Davidson seconded to approve Award No. 30-2023. Marshall Environmental Management The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson Discussion and possible action regarding all claims list is attached and available for inspection in the office of the County Clerk Room 201. Blumert moved Davidson seconded to approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson Discussion and possible action regarding Resolution No. 2023-4328 for Blanket Purchase Orders as submitted by each department list available for inspection in the office of the County Clerk Room 201. Blumert moved Davidson seconded to approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson Consent Agenda Items on the consent agenda are routine in nature and approved with a single vote. However any item on the consent agenda is subject to individual consideration at the request of a member of the body. The following items are Consent Items and are routine in nature: Blumert moved Davidson seconded to approve the consent docket. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson Discussion and possible action regarding Employee Benefit Warrant No. 846049 through 846587 for Oklahoma County in the amount of $318 258.20 pending notification of encumbrance to Megan Tejeda Oklahoma County Treasurer’s Office. Discussion and possible action regarding Employee Benefit CVS Invoice No. 53878582 for Oklahoma County in the amount of $1 583.78 pending notification of encumbrance to Megan Tejeda Oklahoma County Treasurer’s Office. Discussion and possible action regarding Employee Benefit CVS Invoice No. 53878583 for Oklahoma County in the amount of $455 474.97 pending notification of encumbrance to Megan Tejeda Oklahoma County Treasurer’s Office. Discussion and possible action regarding Employee Benefit Warrant No. 846588 through 847315 for Oklahoma County in the amount of $397 444.79 pending notification of encumbrance to Megan Tejeda Oklahoma County Treasurer’s Office. Discussion and possible action regarding Workers’ Compensation claim payments from Consolidated Benefits Resources in the amount of $2 289.96 for the period of 10/03/2023. Item requested by Karen Kint Director of HR & Safety. Monthly Report of Fees for September 2023 for the Oklahoma County Juvenile Bureau Monthly Report of Officers for September 2023 for the Oklahoma County Juvenile Bureau Monthly Report of Fees for the Planning Commission Inspection Fee Funds State Building Code Fund and the Fee Fund Report for September 2023. Discussion and possible action regarding Resolution 2023-4238 appointing Long Tran to replace Nina Nguyen as backup Requisitioning Officer for departments 170 180 and 190. This item is requested by Maressa Treat Oklahoma County Clerk. Discussion and possible action regarding Resolution 2023-4239 appointing Ashley McMichael to replace Michele Nicholson as backup Receiving Officer for departments 170 180 and 190. This item is requested by Maressa Treat County Clerk. Discussion and possible action regarding Resolution No. 2023-4338 disposing of equipment from the inventory of the Oklahoma County Sheriff. These items are broken or obsolete and are too costly to repair. With the requested approval they will be junked in accordance with the provisions set forth in Title 19 Section 421. One 1 ATD Restraint Chair c/n B102-00712 acquired 07/25/2000 from ATD-American Co. 135 Greenwood Ave. Wyncote PA 19095 for $1 040.25 One 1 Emergency Restraint Chair c/n B102-00784 acquired 12/07/2006 from Bound Tree Medical PO Box 8023 Dublin OH 43016 for $1 295.00 One 1 Evacuation Chair c/n B102-00786 acquired 04/14/2009 from Bound Tree Medical PO Box 8023 Dublin OH 43016 for $710.10 One 1 Reeve Dental Cabinet c/n B109-00024 acquired 03/03/1994 from a vendor not on record for $795.00 One 1 66” Medium Oak Credenza c/n B109-00061 s/n 10768 acquired 04/28/2009 from L&M Office Furniture 4444 S. 91st E. Ave. Tulsa OK 74145 for $539.53 One 1 Stainless Steel Worktable c/n B110-00275 acquired 03/12/2010 from Grainger 4314 Will Rogers Parkway Oklahoma City OK 73108 for $618.75 One 1 4-Man Wall-Mounted Table c/n B110-00278 acquired 06/23/2010 from ISI Detention Group 577 N. Batavia Orange CA 92868 for $1 142.50 One 1 Kalatel 8” Cyberdome Camera c/n B205-00160 s/n OSD164808 acquired 08/23/2000 from Dowley Inc. 5809 SW 59th St. Oklahoma City OK 73128 for $2 184.38 One 1 Sony Badge Camera c/n B205-00200 acquired 06/24/2000 from Dowley Inc. 40 NW 46th St. Oklahoma City OK 73128 for $714.00 One 1 Nikon Digital Camera c/n B205-00205 s/n 3209843 acquired 10/21/2005 from Focus Camera Inc. 905 McDonald Ave. Brooklyn NY 11218 for $706.45 One 1 Mobile InCar Video System c/n B205-00257 s/n FB007136 acquired 06/21/2006 from Turn-Key Mobile 3705 Willow Brook Dr. Jefferson City MO 65109 for $4 795.00 One 1 Mobile Vsion Motorcycle Camera c/n B205-00370 s/n FB009349 acquired 12/22/2006 from L3 Mobile Vision 90 Fanny Rd. Boomtown NJ 07005 for $4 300.00 One 1 Mobile Vsion Motorcycle Camera c/n B205-00373 s/n FB009351 acquired 12/22/2006 from L3 Mobile Vision 90 Fanny Rd. Boomtown NJ 07005 for $4 300.00 One 1 Mobile Vsion Motorcycle Camera c/n B205-00374 s/n FB009354 acquired 12/22/2006 from L3 Mobile Vision 90 Fanny Rd. Boomtown NJ 07005 for $4 300.00 One 1 Mobile Vsion Motorcycle Camera c/n B205-00375 s/n FB009348 acquired 12/22/2006 from L3 Mobile Vision 90 Fanny Rd. Boomtown NJ 07005 for $4 300.00 One 1 Mobile Vsion Motorcycle Camera c/n B205-00376 s/n FB009352 acquired 12/22/2006 from L3 Mobile Vision 90 Fanny Rd. Boomtown NJ 07005 for $4 300.00 One 1 Mobile Vsion Motorcycle Camera c/n B205-00377 s/n FB009353 acquired 12/22/2006 from L3 Mobile Vision 90 Fanny Rd. Boomtown NJ 07005 for $4 300.00 One 1 Sony Camcorder c/n B205-00445 s/n 122462 acquired 03/20/2009 from Epperson Photo 3110 N. May Oklahoma City OK 73112 for $1 817.96 One 1 Avigilon 16MP Camera c/n B205-00525 s/n 9434289 acquired 05/24/2010 from Digi Surveillance 2755 W. 520 Rd. Pryor OK 74361 for $7 280.00 One 1 Xerox Phaser 8860 Color Printer c/n B213-00087 acquired 07/19/2010 from The Digi Group 8400 NW 39th Expressway Bethany OK for $2 793.92 One 1 Canon IR3225 Copier c/n B213-00098 s/n DFH28491 acquired 07/29/2011 from BMI Systems Corp. 913 N Broadway Oklahoma City OK 73102 for $5 890.00 One 1 Canon OR3225 Copier c/n B213-00101 s/n DFH28366 acquired 07/29/2011 from BMI Systems Corp. 913 N Broadway Oklahoma City OK 73102 for $5 172.00 One 1 Canon LBP5460 Copier c/n B213-00105 s/n MEMA001160 acquired 07/29/2011 from BMI Systems Corp. 913 N Broadway Oklahoma City OK 73102 for $723.00 One 1 Canon IR3235 Copier c/n B213-00107 s/n DGA32303 acquired 07/29/2011 from BMI Systems Corp. 913 N Broadway Oklahoma City OK 73102 for $5 890.00 One 1 Canon LBP5460 Copier c/n B213-00108 s/n MEMA001156 acquired 07/29/2011 from BMI Systems Corp. 913 N Broadway Oklahoma City OK 73102 for $723.00 One 1 Canon C5030 Copier c/n B213-00109 s/n GNG54336 acquired 07/29/2011 from BMI Systems Corp. 913 N Broadway Oklahoma City OK 73102 for $11 679.00 One 1 Canon C5030 Copier c/n B213-00110 s/n GNG54341 acquired 07/29/2011 from BMI Systems Corp. 913 N Broadway Oklahoma City OK 73102 for $11 679.00 One 1 Canon C5051 Copier c/n B213-00111 s/n GQM54623 acquired 07/29/2011 from BMI Systems Corp. 913 N Broadway Oklahoma City OK 73102 for $17 567.00 One 1 Canon C5051 Copier c/n B213-00113 s/n GQN54769 acquired 07/29/2011 from BMI Systems Corp. 913 N Broadway Oklahoma City OK 73102 for $17 567.00 One 1 Canon C5030 Copier c/n B213-00114 s/n GNW54625 acquired 07/29/2011 from BMI Systems Corp. 913 N Broadway Oklahoma City OK 73102 for $11 679.00 One 1 Joystick/Keyboard Controller c/n B236-02117 s/n T063409232 acquired 06/11/2007 from Simplex Grinnell 2835 S. Utah Ave. Oklahoma City OK 733108 for $895.72 One 1 CCTV 15” Monitor c/n B236-02139 s/n 11623315208 acquired 05/11/2007 from Simplex Grinnell 2835 S. Utah Ave. Oklahoma City OK 733108 for $627.08 One 1 CCTV 15” Monitor c/n B236-02145 s/n 11623315251 acquired 05/11/2007 from Simplex Grinnell 2835 S. Utah Ave. Oklahoma City OK 733108 for $627.08 One 1 Canon Document Scanner c/n B236-02499 s/n CZ315030 acquired 12/09/2008 from Tech Depot 6 Cambridge Dr. Trumbull CT 06611 for $5 999.99 One 1 Brother Printer/Fax c/n B236-02519 s/n U61509L8J820758 acquired 01/08/2009 from Tech Depot 6 Cambridge Dr. Trumbull CT 06611 for $516.95 One 1 Dell Optiplx 760 PC c/n B236-02539 s/n 577FPJ1 acquired 04/13/2009 from Dell Marketing LP PO Box 676021 Dallas TX 75267 for $1 141.69 One 1 Dell Poweredge 32 Port Switch c/n B236-02725 s/n A0083962 acquired 09/01/2009 from Dell Marketing LP PO Box 676021 Dallas TX 75267 for $5 278.00 One 1 Dell Powerconnect 5448 Switch c/n B236-02726 s/n 0023AED8E356 acquired 09/01/2009 from Dell Marketing LP PO Box 676021 Dallas TX 75267 for $1 278.59 One 1 Sierra Wireless Modem c/n B236-02785 s/n B65089000810 acquired 05/28/2010 from USAT Corp. PO Box 9334 Chapel Hill NC 27515 for $857.65 One 1 Sierra GX400 Wireless Modem c/n B23602848 acquired 11/22/2011 from USAT Corp. PO Box 9334 Chapel Hill NC 27515 for $659.00 One 10Sierra GX440 Wireless Modem c/n B236-02942 s/n CA13193012010 acquired 01/14/2014 from CDW-G 230 N. Milwaukee Ave. Vernon Hills IL 60061 for $720.57 One 1 Apple iPad 2 c/n B250-00005 s/n DN6GFFK2DFJ3 acquired 11/06/2011 from AT&T Mobility PO Box 9104 Aurora IL 60507 for $829.99 One 1 HP 6305 PC c/n B250-00029 s/n MXL3190PBH acquired 05/15/2013 from CDW-G 230 N. Milwaukee Ave. Vernon Hills IL 60061 for $551.05 One 1 HP 6305 PC c/n B250-00030 s/n MXL3190PBJ acquired 05/15/2013 from CDW-G 230 N. Milwaukee Ave. Vernon Hills IL 60061 for $506.11 One 1 HP 6305 PC c/n B250-00032 s/n MXL3190PBR acquired 05/15/2013 from CDW-G 230 N. Milwaukee Ave. Vernon Hills IL 60061 for $506.11 One 1 HP 6305 PC c/n B25000035 s/n MXL3190PBN acquired 05/15/2013 from CDW-G 230 N. Milwaukee Ave. Vernon Hills IL 60061 for $506.11 One 1 HP 6305 PC c/n B250-00037 s/n MXL3190PBT acquired 05/15/2013 from CDW-G 230 N. Milwaukee Ave. Vernon Hills IL 60061 for $506.11 One 1 HP 6305 PC c/n B250-00038 s/n MXL3190PBP acquired 05/15/2013 from CDW-G 230 N. Milwaukee Ave. Vernon Hills IL 60061 for $506.11 One 1 HP 6305 PC c/n B250-00043 s/n MXL3391YTS acquired 05/15/2013 from CDWG 230 N. Milwaukee Ave. Vernon Hills IL 60061 for $506.11 One 1 Eagle Lift Gate c/n B332-00001 s/n 17273 acquired 03/21/1994 from a vendor not on record for $1 280.00 One 1 AMMCO Brake Lathe c/n B421-00004 s/n 90059-001 acquired 05/31/2007 from Myers Tire Supply 24377 Network Place Chicago IL 60673 for $5 905.00 One 1 Scott SCBA 4500PSI Respirator c/n B514-00143 s/n 115A1837007792 acquired 09/27/2018 from Northern Safety & Industrial 3750 N. I-44 Service Rd. Oklahoma City OK 73112 for $1 087.80 One 1 Scott SCBA 4500PSI Respirator c/n B514-00147 s/n 115A1837007805 acquired 09/27/2018 from Northern Safety & Industrial 3750 N. I-44 Service Rd. Oklahoma City OK 73112 for $1 087.80 One 1 Scott SCBA 4500PSI Respirator c/n B514-00149 s/n 115A1838016047 acquired 09/27/2018 from Northern Safety & Industrial 3750 N. I-44 Service Rd. Oklahoma City OK 73112 for $1 087.80 One 1 120LB Dryer c/n B608-00021 s/n 0706020901 acquired
07/03/2007 from Auto-Chlor 128 NE 37th Oklahoma City OK 73105 for $2 100.00 One 1 120LB Dryer c/n B608-00022 s/n 0706018098 acquired 07/03/2007 from Auto-Chlor 128 NE 37th Oklahoma City OK 73105 for $2 100.00 One 1 120LB Dryer c/n B608-00023 s/n 0706018096 acquired 07/03/2007 from Auto-Chlor 128 NE 37th Oklahoma City OK 73105 for $2 100.00 One 1 120LB Dryer c/n B608-00024 s/n 0706020900 acquired 07/03/2007 from Auto-Chlor 128 NE 37th Oklahoma City OK 73105 for $2 100.00 One 1 120LB Dryer c/n B608-00025 s/n 0706018097 acquired 07/03/2007 from Auto-Chlor 128 NE 37th Oklahoma City OK 73105 for $2 100.00 One 1 Panasonic Docking Station c/n B615-00671 s/n X2107350 acquired 09/22/2009 from Stolz Telecom 8900 Gateway Ter. Ste. C Oklahoma City OK 73149 for $530.45 One 1 Panasonic Docking Station c/n B615-00677 s/n X2107344 acquired 09/22/2009 from Stolz Telecom 8900 Gateway Ter. Ste. C Oklahoma City OK 73149 for $530.45 One 1 Mag lock & Card Reader c/n B646-00436 acquired 06/21/2006 from Eales Electronics PO Box 721140 Oklahoma City OK 73172 for $9 543.88 One 1 Whelen LFL Liberty Lightbar c/n B646-00553 acquired 04/08/2008 from Cop Stuff LLC 120 N. Collins Freeway Howe TX 75459 for $1 440.00 One 1 115V Automated Hand Dryer c/n B646-00738 acquired 01/13/2010 from Grainger 4314 Will Rogers Parkway Oklahoma City OK 73108 for $616.50 One 1 Dental X-Ray Machine c/n B646-00970 acquired 10/09/2012 from Planmeca USA 100 N. Gary Ave. Suite A Roselle IL 60172 for $2 703.00 One 1 JWC Environmental Yoke Assembly c/n B646-02704 acquired 06/14/2017 from JWC Environment 2600 S. Garney St. Santa Ana CA 92707 for $1 112.46 One 1 JWC Environmental Yoke Assembly c/n B646-02705 acquired 06/14/2017 from JWC Environment 2600 S. Garney St. Santa Ana CA 92707 for $1 112.46 Discussion and possible action regarding Resolution No. 2023-4309 an amendment to Resolution No. 2023-3481 replacing item B646-00549 with item B646-02559 on the list of items transferred to Luther Police Department in accordance with the provisions set forth in Title 19 Section 421.1 One 1 Modem c/n B236-01965 acquired 07/08/2005 from Sierra Wireless 13811 Wireless Way Richmond BC Canada V6V3A4 for $399.99 One 1 Whelen Inner Edge Front Lights c/n B518-00430 acquired 05/15/2008 from Cop Stuff LLC 612 Old Mill Rd. Van Alstyne TX 75495 for $656.56 One 1 Whelen Inner Edge Rear Lights c/n B518-00474 acquired 05/15/2008 from Cop Stuff LLC 612 Old Mill Rd. Van Alstyne TX 75495 for $603.20 One 1 Light Bar c/n B518-00495 acquired 03/15/2011 from Code 3 Inc. 109869 N. Warson Rd. St. Louis MO 63114 for $2 247.00 One 1 Emergency Lights c/n B518-00541 acquired 01/26/2011 from HG2 Emergency Lighting. 477 N. Semoran Blvd. Orlando FL 32087 for $713.00 One 1 Light Bar c/n B518-00583 acquired 03/15/2011 from Code 3 Inc. 109869 N. Warson Rd. St. Louis MO 63114 for $2 247.00 One 1 Light Bar c/n B518-00648 acquired 12/06/2011 from HG2 Emergency Lighting. 477 N. Semoran Blvd. Orlando FL 32087 for $719.00 One 1 Side Runner Light Bar c/n B518-00726 acquired 06/26/2013 from HG2 Emergency Lighting. 477 N. Semoran Blvd. Orlando FL 32087 for $719.00 One 1 Docking Mount c/n B613-00242 acquired 09/05/2000 from TRIO Industries Inc. 1467 Lemay Ste. 105 Carrollton TX 75007 for $714.86 One 1 Docking Mount c/n B613-00244 acquired 09/05/2000 from TRIO Industries Inc. 1467 Lemay Ste. 105 Carrollton TX 75007 for $714.86 One 1 Docking Mount c/n B613-00246 acquired 09/05/2000 from TRIO Industries Inc. 1467 Lemay Ste. 105 Carrollton TX 75007 for $714.86 One 1 Docking Mount c/n B613-00283 acquired 09/05/2000 from TRIO Industries Inc. 1467 Lemay Ste. 105 Carrollton TX 75007 for $714.86 One 1 Docking Station c/n B615-00660 acquired 05/12/2009 from Cop Stuff LLC 612 Old Mill Rd. Van Alstyne TX 75495 for $505.40 One 1 Docking Station c/n B615-00661 acquired 05/12/2009 from Cop Stuff LLC 612 Old Mill Rd. Van Alstyne TX 75495 for $505.40 One 1 Docking Mount c/n B615-00671 acquired 09/22/2009 from Stolz Telecom Inc. 8900 Gateway Terrace Ste. C Oklahoma City OK 73149 for $530.45 One 1 Docking Mount c/n B61500675 acquired 09/22/2009 from Stolz Telecom Inc. 8900 Gateway Terrace Ste. C Oklahoma City OK 73149 for $530.45 One 1 Docking Mount c/n B615-00680 acquired 09/22/2009 from Stolz Telecom Inc. 8900 Gateway Terrace Ste. C Oklahoma City OK 73149 for $530.45 One 1 Docking Mount c/n B615-00681 acquired 09/22/2009 from Stolz Telecom Inc. 8900 Gateway Terrace Ste. C Oklahoma City OK 73149 for $530.45 One 1 Siren Amplifier c/n B615-00686 acquired 12/01/2009 from Busch & Associates 12705 S. Rene St. Olathe KS 66062 for $626.16 One 1 Siren Amplifier c/n B615-00693 acquired 12/01/2009 from Busch & Associates 12705 S. Rene St. Olathe KS 66062 for $626.18 One 1 Panasonic Docking Station c/n B615-00706 acquired 05/15/2013 from Turn Key Mobile 2230 Summerhill Dr. Jefferson City MO 65109 for $518.00 One 1 Docking Station c/n B61500770 acquired 05/10/2021 from Dana Safety address not on record for $805.20 One 1 Docking Station c/n B646-02559 s/n 0114-P110-39284 acquired 02/11/2014 from PCS Mobile 5659 Edith Houston TX 77081 for $500.50 One 1 Docking Station c/n B646-02560B acquired 02/11/2014 from PCS Mobile 5659 Edith Houston TX 77081 for $391.50 One 1 Docking Station c/n B646-02565 acquired 02/11/2014 from PCS Mobile 5659 Edith Houston TX 77081 for $500.50 Seven 7 Gun Locks Not on Inventory 2008-00281 2008-00293 2008-00298 2008-00303 2008-00306 2008-00307 2008-00438 acquired from Cop Stuff LLC 612 Old Mill Rd. Van Alstyne TX 75495 Three 3 Controllers Not on Inventory 080128 080146 080165 acquired from Cop Stuff LLC 612 Old Mill Rd. Van Alstyne TX 75495 Two 2 Amps Not on Inventory 080185 080197 acquired from Whelen Engineering Rt. 145 Winthrop Rd. Chester CT 06412 Two 2 Docking Stations Not on Inventory 100161 100163 acquired from Turn Key Mobile 2230 Summerhill Dr. Jefferson City MO 65109 Discussion and Possible action regarding Resolution No. 2023-4310 transferring equipment from the inventory of Oklahoma County Facilities Management to Oklahoma County District #3. One 1 2009 Chevrolet Cargo Van old c/n R302-00103 new c/n DC301-00416 s/n IGCGG25C391114090 acquired 10/14/2008 from City Chevrolet 5000 W. Reno Oklahoma City OK for $17 390.00 Discussion and possible action regarding Resolution No. 2023-4311 disposing of equipment from the inventory of Oklahoma County District #3. These items have been sold at auction and with the requested approval will be removed from inventory in accordance with the provisions set forth in Title 19 Section 421. One 1 Concorde Black Leather Chair c/n DC102-00330 acquired 02/27/2003 from Work Space Solutions/ Scott Rice PO Box 960017 Oklahoma City OK 73196 for $1 430.31; Sold 08/22/2023 at Purple Wave Auction for $13.00 One 1 Dell 3000N Color Laser Printer c/n DC236-03265 s/n 6891R71 acquired 01/12/2006 from Dell Inc. Marketing LP PO Box 676021 Dallas TX 75267 for $578.00; Sold 08/22/2023 at Purple Wave Auction for $13.00 One 1 2011 Dodge Ram 1500 c/n DC301-00384 s/n 3D7JB1ET3BG508457 acquired 04/02/2012 from Department of Central Services 3100 N. Creston Oklahoma City OK 73111 for $19 000.00; Sold 08/22/2023 at Purple Wave Auction for $6 500.00 One 1 2001 Ford F-150 Pickup Truck- White c/n DC30100411 s/n 1FTPF18L31NB49573 acquired 05/16/2001 from Hudiburg Ford PO Box 1446 Purcell OK for $21 672.00; Sold 08/22/2023 at Purple Wave Auction for $4 600.00 One 1 1999 Ford F-150- White c/n DC301-00412 s/n 1FTRF17WOXKB99409 acquired 06/11/1999 from Fred Jones Ford 200 W. Reno Oklahoma City OK for $16 088.00; Sold 08/22/2023 at Purple Wave Auction for $3 100.00 One 1 2011 Ford Ranger c/n DC301-00413 s/n 1FTKR1AD4BPA25614 acquired 01/04/2011 from Bill Knight Ford 9607 S. Memorial Dr. Tulsa OK 74133 for $14 491.42; Sold 08/22/2023 at Purple Wave Auction for $3 000.00 One 1 Chevy Uplander Mini Van c/n DC301-00414 acquired 12/05/2017 from Department of Central Services 2530 W. Reno Oklahoma City OK for $4 837.00; Sold 08/22/2023 at Purple Wave Auction for $5 300.00 One 1 1996 Dodge ½ Ton Pickup Truck DC301-00415 s/n 1B7HC16YITJ192718 2-19225 acquired 06/28/1996 from a vendor not on record for $13 892.00; Sold 08/22/2023 at Purple Wave Auction for $1 750.00 One 1 Front End Loader c/n DC312-00334 s/n 3390200C006009 acquired 04/21/2011 from Department of Central Services 2530 W. Reno Oklahoma City OK for $5 000.00; Sold 08/22/2023 at Purple Wave Auction for $9 000.00 One 1 Mikasa Compactor Rammer c/n DC322-00309 s/n J-4125 acquired 07/10/2000 from a vendor not on record for $2 500.00; Sold 08/22/2023 at Purple Wave Auction for $550.00 One 1 Tiger TRB-50C Boom Deck c/n DC33300383 s/n MK1221 acquired by transfer 05/15/2013 from Oklahoma County Highway District #2 for $1 200.00; Sold 08/22/2023 at Purple Wave Auction for $500.00 One 1 Safco Precision Drafting Table c/n DC110-00309 acquired 06/27/2007 from Office Depot Inc. PO Box 633211 Cincinnati OH 45263 for $917.10; Sold at Purple Wave Auction for $13.00 One 1 2013 Dodge Ram 3500 Cab & Chassis c/n DC301-00385 3C7WRSBT0DG609421 acquired 05/24/2013 from Bob Howard Chrysler Jeep Dodge 13250 Broadway Ext. Oklahoma City OK 73113 for $24 458.00; Sold at Purple Wave Auction for $6 000.00 One 1 2014 Dodge Ram 1500 Crew Cab 4X4 c/n DC301-00389 s/n 1C6RR7KT5ES159936 acquired 11/22/2013 from Bob Howard Chrysler Jeep Dodge 13250 Broadway Ext. Oklahoma City OK 73113 for $25 212.85; Sold at Purple Wave Auction for $11 500.00 One 1 2018 Chevrolet Express Van c/n DC301-00393 1GAZGNFG3J1340820 acquired 09/27/2018 from Hudiburg Chevrolet 6000 Tinker Diagonal Midwest City OK 73114 for $29 449.00; Sold at Purple Wave Auction for $5 100.00 One 1 Round Gate Concrete Bucket c/n DC310-00302 s/n 21834-B acquired 06/30/2016 from Hessel Holding dba Contractor Supply 20 NE 30th St. Oklahoma City OK 73101 for $3 650.00; Sold at Purple Wave Auction for $2 150.00 One 1 Ingersoll-Rand Roller c/n DC320-00318 s/n 150825 acquired 11/13/1997 from Kirby-Smith Machinery Inc. 6715 W. Reno Oklahoma City OK 73127 for $63 275.00; Sold at Purple Wave Auction for $4 600.00 One 1 Skidrill Power Hub Driver c/n DC322-00308 s/n 1197554 acquired 06/30/2000 from a vendor not on record for $4 735.00; Sold at Purple Wave Auction for $250.00 One 1 Whiteman Power Trowel c/n DC33300384 ME0110790 acquired 04/22/2019 from Hessel Holding dba Contractor Supply 20 NE 30th St. Oklahoma City OK 73101 for $2 400.00; Sold at Purple Wave Auction for $1 650.00 One 1 Hustler Fasttrak 54” Riding Mower c/n DC430-00318 s/n 15061970 acquired 06/23/2015 from Hustler Turf Equipment 200 S. Ridge Road Hesston KS for $5 109.27; Sold at Purple Wave Auction for $1 850.00 One 1 Heil Gas Heating Unit c/n DC630-00304 s/n L891512328 acquired 01/29/1990 from Comfort Dist. Inc. 100 NE 34th St. Oklahoma City OK 73105 for $868.09; Sold at Purple Wave Auction for $5.00 One 1 Heil Upflow Gas Furnace c/n DC630-00305 s/n L894568735 acquired 01/29/1990 from Comfort Dist. Inc. 100 NE 34th St. Oklahoma City OK 73105 for $744.14; Sold at Purple Wave Auction for $5.00 Bands 2 2/3 30” 16 Gauge 21027005D3 $15.00 Bands 2 2/3 36” 16 Gauge 21027006D3 $15.00 Pipe 2 2/3 30” 16 Gauge 21029007D3 $373.34 Pipe 2 2/3 36” 16 Gauge 21029008D3 $373.33 Pipe 2 2/3 48” 16 Gauge 21029010D3 $373.33 3- Firestone T819 10.00 R20 Tires $120.00 Goodyear 11L15SL Tire $40.00 Samson GL283A225-70R18.5 Tires $40.00 Michelin LTX A/T2 245/75R17 Tire $15.00 4- Falken 275/55R20 Tires $22.50 Champion R Series Air Compressor $600.00 Quincy 310 Air Compressor $160.00 Titan Industrial 5500 Generator $275.00 Cosmo 180 Spreader $450.00 Honda GX270 Engine $55.00 Couch $13.00 Desk $13.00 Cancel ck#141500073 in the amount of $108 530.88 issued to City of Choctaw DBA: Choctaw Police Department Dated 9-27-23 Re-Issue 10-11-23 Cancel check# 401001739 in the amount of $250 000.00 issued to AffirmedRX PBC dated 09/27/2023. Reissue on 10/11/2023. Litigation: Case No. 19-23649 Bankruptcy Case No. 23-60043 Bankruptcy Case No. CIV-22-640-G Order Case No. CV-2023-2288 Summons Case No. CV2023-2289 Summons Case No. TC-2023-023 Tort Claim Case No. TC-2023-023 Tort Claim Duplicate Case No. CJ-2023-5744 Summons End of Consent Docket Departmental Items District No. 1 Discussion and possible action regarding a resolution to recognize October as Celebrate Babies Week in Oklahoma County. Blumert moved Davidson seconded to approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson District No. 2 Discussion and possible action to approve Oklahoma County Audit Fiscal Year 2022 letter regarding reportable conditions. Requested by Brian Maughan County Commissioner District 2 and Chairman of the Board. Blumert moved Davidson seconded to approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson Discussion and possible action for approval of a Specific Assistance Agreement between the Board of County Commissioners of Oklahoma City and the City of Nichols Hills for reconstruction repair and improvement of a portion of road belonging to the municipality located at Guilford Lane between Dorset Drive and Stratford Drive. The total estimated project is $158 248.97 not to exceed $159 000. Approved as to form and legality by Lisa Endres ADA. Requested by Brian Maughan County Commissioner District 2 LPXLP Continued on Page 10 and Chairman of the Board. Maughan moved Blumert seconded to
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AWARDS From Page 1 hospitality, retail, media, manufacturing, and tourism related businesses. In addition to his role as secretary of the Commerce Department, Dan also serves on the board of directors for other businesses owned by the Chickasaw Nation, including chairman of Sovereign Native Holdco, LLC (SNH) and Sovereign Asset Fund. Before joining the Nation, Dan represented Oklahoma’s Second Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives for four terms before retiring in 2013. While in Congress, Dan played a leadership role on Native American issues, serving as the Ranking Member of the House Natural Resources Committee’s Subcommittee on Indian Affairs. Dan helped shape key national economic recovery policies as a member of the House Financial Services Committee. Dan also served on the House Armed Services Committee and House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence and earned a reputation for being able to work with members of both parties to pass laws that strengthened U.S. defense and national security. Phil G. Busey Sr. and wife, Cathy, founded Delaware Resource Group of Oklahoma, LLC in 2002. Sons Brian and Philip Busey both began working for the family business shortly after. In May, Brian Busey took over as chief executive officer and Philip Busey Jr. now serves as president of DRG. Throughout the years, the Buseys have supported numerous nonprofits and community pro-
grams. In 2013, Cathy and Phil co-founded El Sistema Oklahoma, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, after-school music program. The purpose is social change through music. El Sistema Oklahoma serves approximately 200 underserved students each year and partners with Carnegie Hall. In the last four years, 39 seniors have received over $2.2 million in scholarships to further their education from colleges across the nation. Most are the first to attend college in their families. By following a passion for wildlife and nature that began at a young age, Dr. Dwight Lawson found a connection that would take him on a continuing journey to advance animal care and conservation. As executive director, Dr. Lawson delivers on the Oklahoma City Zoo’s mission of connecting Oklahomans with the world’s vanishing wildlife and wild places to inspire conservation action. He is dedicated to the development of the zoo through innovative projects, expanding engaging public programs and fostering partnerships with Oklahoma leaders to further elevate the Zoo as a leading conservation organization and renowned destination. Dr. Lawson is a founding member and vice president of the Turtle Survival Alliance. He is also a member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, IUCN African Amphibian Specialist Group, Conservation Breeding Specialist Group and the Tortoise and Freshwater Turtle Specialist Group. Additionally, Dr. Lawson is a member of the Downtown OKC Rotary Club, a graduate of Leadership OKC and President of the Oklahoma City Adventure District. Aldwyn Sappleton grew up on a small farm in rural Jamaica, which once served as a plantation during the early periods of British colonial rule. Ald-
BOCC MINUTES AND PROCEEDINGS From Page 9 approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson Planning Commission Discussion and possible action to approve Resolution No. 2023-4200 for the Chairman to sign the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments ACOG Rural Economic Action Plan Grant REAP in the amount of $109 000. Funding would be utilized to assist with the repair of Wilshire Blvd. from Indian Meridian to Triple X Road. Blumert moved Davidson seconded to approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson Policy & Governance Discussion and possible action to approve settlement agreement with Altria in National E-cigarette litigation. Requested by Brian Maughan County Commissioner District 2 and Chairman of the Board. accept settlement offer Blumert moved Davidson seconded to accept the settlement offer. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson No Commissioners Comments/General Remarks No New Business Recess into executive session 916 Blumert moved Davidson seconded to recess at 9:16 a.m. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson To enter into executive session pursuant to 25 O.S. 307 B 4 to engage in confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action in Brothers v. Johnson Tenth Circuit Case No. 23-6127 and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Aaron Etherington ADA To enter into executive session pursuant to 25 O.S. 307 B 4 to engage in confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action in Thompson v. State of Oklahoma et al CV-2023-2034 and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Aaron Ehterington ADA. To enter into executive session pursuant to 25 O.S. 307 B 4 to engage in confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action by Hidrogo v. BOCC et al CJ-2022-2871 and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Aaron Etherington ADA. To enter into executive session pursuant to 25 O.S. § 307 B 4 to engage in confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action in Chapman v. Johnson et al. CIV-20-825-D and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Carrie Blumert Commissioner District No. 1 To enter into executive session pursuant to 25 O.S. § 307 B 4 to engage in confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action in Simco-Horvath v. BOCC CIV-21-514-G and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Carrie Blumert Commissioner District No. 1 To enter into executive session pursuant to 25 O.S. § 307 B 4 to engage in confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action in Miller v. BOCC et al. CIV-22-665-JD and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Carrie Blumert Commissioner District No. 1 To enter into executive session pursuant to 25 O.S. § 307 B 4 to engage in confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action in Altstatt v. BOCC et al. CIV-22-811-D and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Carrie Blumert Commissioner District No. 1 To enter into executive session pursuant to 25 O.S. § 307 B 4 to engage in confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action in Willis v. Johnson et al. CIV-18-323-D and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Carrie Blumert Commissioner District No. 1 To enter into executive session pursuant to 25 O.S. § 307 B 4 to engage in confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action in Foreman v. Butler et al. CIV-21-1062-F and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Carrie Blumert Commissioner District No. 1 To enter into executive session pursuant to 25 O.S. 307 B 3 to engage in confidential communications regarding the purchase of or appraisal of real property to be used as the site for a county detention center from among the following property: 10.Up to 192 Acres of land located between south Newcastle Road and SW 54th Street and offered for sale by the Oklahoma City Airport Trust. Requested by Commissioner Maughan. Return from executive session 1038 Blumert moved Davidson seconded to return at 10:38 a.m. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson Action regarding in confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action in Brothers v. Johnson Tenth Circuit Case No. 23-6127 and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Aaron Etherington ADA. proc as Blumert moved Davidson seconded to proceed as discussed. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson Action regarding in confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action in Thompson v. State of Oklahoma et al CV-2023-2034 and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Aaron Etherington ADA. approve da to pa1038 Blumert moved Davidson seconded to approve the DA’s office to pay the $400 removal fee to move this case up to Federal Court. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson Action regarding in confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action by Hidrogo v. BOCC et al CJ-2022-2871 and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Aaron Etherington ADA. proc as Blumert moved Davidson seconded to proceed as discussed. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson Action regarding confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action in Chapman v. Johnson et al. CIV-20-825-D and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Carrie Blumert Commissioner District No. 1 pro cas Blumert moved Davidson seconded to proceed as discussed. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson Action regarding confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action in Simco-Horvath v. BOCC CIV-21-514-G and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Carrie Blumert Commissioner District No. 1 42-46 no actionn No action Action regarding confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action in Miller v. BOCC et al. CIV-22-665-JD and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Carrie Blumert Commissioner District No. 1 No action Action regarding confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action in Altstatt v. BOCC et al. CIV-22-811-D and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Carrie Blumert Commissioner District No. 1 No action Action regarding confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action in Willis v. Johnson et al. CIV-18-323-D and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Carrie Blumert Commissioner District No. 1 No action Action regarding confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation claim or action in Foreman v. Butler et al. CIV-21-1062-F and where on advice of its attorney the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation litigation or proceeding in the public interest. Requested by Carrie Blumert Commissioner District No. 1 No action Action regarding in confidential communications regarding the purchase of or appraisal of real property to be used as the site for a county detention center from amoung the following property: 10.Up to 192 Acres of land located between south Newcastle Road and SW 54th Street and offered for sale by the Oklahoma City Airport Trust. Requested by Commissioner Maughan. 1039 Blumert moved Davidson seconded to purchase airport Trust parcel number 53 which is listed in this FAA document dated August 9th parcel 53 which consists of 51.41 Acres that is not encumbered by Federal funds for $2.5 million dollars. Purchaser will provide seller with provisionary clause should the purchaser not use property for a county jail or associated criminal justice uses. Seller will rezone property from zone 1 to zone 2 to allow for construction of a jail and associated criminal justice uses. Commissioner Maughan added “I understand for the record that the offer was to lease but my intention is to indicate our interest in purchasing which is required by the District Attorney for building on a property for permanent structure. Hopefully the city will recognize our interest in doing this and will want to cooperate with us in selling the land”. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson No Citizen Participation Adjourn 1045 Blumert moved Davidson seconded to adjourn at 10:45 a. m. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan Blumert and Davidson
wyn was exposed to a range of international experiences and influences, specifically via sports, early in his life. These experiences helped to shape a vision of community and service to vulnerable societies. His interest in bringing increased awareness to the effects of the economic, social, cultural and political changes around the world on vulnerable communities sharpened with his involvement in athletics at the national level in high school in Jamaica. As an young athlete he represented his home country at various international sporting events, Aldwyn learned the value and importance of cultivating a shared vision of service and community via sports diplomacy. His interactions were not limited to sports, but quickly made the connections with the sporting platforms that also highlighted the different levels of trade interaction and economic unions in the Caribbean region and the world, including CARICOM, CAC, Pan American and World Junior Championships. Aldwyn currently serves as deputy director of the research and economic analysis Division at Oklahoma Department of Commerce. He primarily provides actionable business intelligence to key decision makers ranging from local business/community leaders to the Governor. He supports the structures and strategies of international delegations at events such as the Paris and Farnborough Airshows. He also helps to guide the strategy and connections with International Delegations that are considering expanding in the US and convince them to choose Oklahoma as a base of operations. Boeing, Kratos Defense, Lufthansa, GE, Raytheon, CMC, Sofidel, and American Airlines are a few of the companies that have made the decision to expand to Oklahoma.
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Members of Heritage Hall’s homecoming court include, from left: Back row, Jack Harris, Andy Bass, Gray Ferguson and Rashaud Smith; and front row, Chloe Counts, Elise Douglas, Lilly Jackson and Katherine Cook. Not pictured areJordyn Harris and Lainey Portman.
HALL From Page 7 welcomed their new freshman “littles” with baskets of goodies and accessories. The same day, the 2023 Homecoming Court was
announced: Jack Harris, Andy Bass, Gray Ferguson, Rashaud Smith, Chloe Counts, Elise Douglas, Lilly Jackson, Katherine Cook, Jordyn Harris, and Lainey Portman (all seniors). The king and queen are to be announced this Friday,during the Heritage Hall Chargers vs. Sulphur Bull-
dogs homecoming football game. Finally, a one-night performance of the “Fall Revue” took in the Reynolds Common. The theme was “Storytellers,” and the performers took the audience for a legendary ride. It was a very successful week for the Chargers!
October 27 Natalie Heim Barnes Jack Bernier Dean Blevins Jim George Pam Halley Blair Kelley Shawn LaRue Kathryn Leland JaNell Million Blake Nichols Karen Powell Allen Ridley Toby Walker October 28 Kim Fuller Angie Kamermayer Tori Lippert Stephanie Lowery Jordan Thompson Judy Thompson Austin Wade Leslie Waldrop October 29 Megan Balyeat Oren Brown Nancy DeVore Tim Eaton Tim Francis Burns Hargis Dick Marshall Dallas Moore David Mueller Kristin Nicek Stephanie Reel Mark Schwartz Joe Hockley Louann Stevens Marylee Strange October 30 Billy Albright Janet Burke William Forster Garrett M. Gee Becky Harvey Aex Neff
Mark Olbert James Pickel Ann Richter Randy Splaingard June Stevens Clem Wehba October 31 Jan Barr Paul Belflower Dick Bell Jonathan Foster Susan Howard Jane Ann Jayroe Branden Kite Mark McCubbin Mark McCurdy Meredith Miers Troy Shelton Jerry Walker Cathey Welker Erin Yancy November 1 Kate Benear Terry Boaz Margaret Cromwell Linda Dunn Harold Jensen Chase Mashburn Gene Mobley Debbie Naifeh Beverly Patterson Cort Ridley Marianne Rooney November 2 Stephanie Bailey Betty Bernier Sharon Bozalis Clem Burdick Marty Fricke Montanna Ruby Furseth Sue Gray Ann Henry Gregory Roe Cooper Terlip Tiffany York
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OPINION O UR S TAND “And you shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free.” John 8:32 (quoting Jesus). The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.” – Edmund Burke paraphrase, 1767. If you want it in the paper, it’s advertising. If you don’t want it in the paper, it’s news.” – Ancient Chinese Proverb. “Without, or with, offense to friends or foes, We sketch your world exactly as it goes.” – Byron, 1818. “Every violation of truth is a stab at the health of human society.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1878. “We must always stand – alone if necessary – as the conscience of this community.” – J. Leland Gourley, 1959.
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Oklahoma City FRIDAY, Friday, October 27, 2023, Page 14
VILLAGE From Page 1 Pennsylvania Avenue, extensive landscaping and the reduction of Vineyard Boulevard from four lanes to three. Approved plans for the Civic Plaza feature a fountain with plaza floor landscape lighting. The area is to have the capability to be converted into a gathering space for markets or performances. It features two covered shelters for shade and a public restroom. The Linear Park converts the large existing right of way of Vineyard Boulevard into a landscaped park providing a safe pedestrian connector between City Hall and The Village Library, 10307 N. Pennsylvania. A senior fitness center and play area, The Village Green (library) and the reconfiguration of the street signals at the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Vineyard Boulevard are included. City officials anticipate the project will give The Village a new identity and provide a new gathering venue for northwest Oklahoma City. “Calling this project transformative doesn’t do it the justice it deserves,” Councilman Sonny Wilkinson said at the start of the project last year. “This whole area of the city is going to look different in five years. Combine this project when it’s fully finished with what the YMCA is considering and what Loves continues to do as they expand their campus – for a city of our size, I think that’s absolutely remarkable and something we should be proud of.” LAUD Studio was selected as the design firm of the transformative project in September 2022 and Wynn Construction is general contractor. “After eight months of people asking, ‘what is going on next door, it’s really nice to see what is coming together,” said Slezickey of the project. “We’ve had no problems and both LAUD and Wynn Construction are solution focused to make it work. We have had great communication and cooperation with both. “For the most part we are staying within budget parameters,” said Slezickey. “There will be some overage, as with any project, changes are needed once it goes from a 2-D drawing concept to actual construction.” Slezickey said all the projects are interrelat-
ed and tied together with plumbing, electric and landscaping tentatively when completed in January. He said the hardest aspect of the project was “probably the very patient residents (in the Hawthorn Neighborhood) who were impacted with traffic and access to their homes, but I think they are appreciative of how it is all shaping up and the temporary pains of progress are past them.” Slezickey said the intersection of Manchester Drive and Vineyard Boulevard was an example of 2-D to real life, as the intersection had to be reconstructed after it was determined large vehicles would have difficulty negotiating the narrow intersection. “The objective of the design was to slow vehicular traffic down to improve pedestrian safety,” he said. “It was designed a little too well and ended up being a lot tighter than it looked on paper. “The intersection was reconstructed and now provides safe access for the limited delivery and trash trucks in the area,” he added. “It is still a little tighter than most intersections but will be beneficial when we have community events with lots of people.” Slezickey said many events are suited for the Civic Plaza, “really anything that adds value to the community. We could have some events lined up for this spring with construction being completed this winter.” “The Civic Plaza will be a good place for concerts, festivals and anything that offers increased opportunity of quality of life and recreation in the community,” he said. “I really think this will be a gem venue for northwest Oklahoma City. “I think our role will be more of coordinating events and working with community groups for events and activities,” said Slezickey about the scheduling of events at the Civic Plaza. “We’re looking at creating a position for a community engagement coordinator to facilitate events through the community, marketing, communications and social media. “I’ve been hearing positive feedback,” Slezickey said of the construction project. “When we brought LAUD onboard, they did a great job of bringing community members together for input, feedback, and planning. “We’ve always had community members with an interest in the project,” he added. “As it is shaping up, and the final result is becoming more visual, I think a lot of people are feeling good about it.”
STANSBERRY From Page 1 have the privilege of knowing him.” A valued member of the Oklahoma City community, Stansberry has served on the Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School Board for 14 years, Mount St. Mary Board for six years, Cristo Rey for five years, Catholic Charities for six years and was the coFr. RICK STANSBERRY chairman of the One Church Many Disciples campaign. In 2010, he was awarded the NCEA Distinguished Pastor Award. His extensive experience, theological expertise, and pastoral care continue to enrich the spiritual lives of those he serves. A graduate of Casady School, Stansberry became Catholic at the age of 16 and was a devoted member of Christ the King Catholic Church. Stansberry’s academic pursuits led him to Southern Methodist University, where he graduated in 1983 with a bachelor's degree in accounting. He furthered his education at Oklahoma City University, earning a master's degree in accounting in 1984. For three years, he worked as an accountant before pursuing his calling to the priesthood, enrolling at St. Meinrad Seminary in Indiana. There, he earned a master's degree in divinity and a master's degree in religious studies, graduating with distinction. He was ordained into the priesthood in 1992. Stansberry's early pastoral work brought him to St. Charles Borromeo in Oklahoma City in 1992, where he served for five years. In 1997, he was asked to further his education at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas in Rome, where he pursued a Licentiate of Canon Law, deepening his understanding of Church law and governance. From 2000 to 2002, Stansberry was pastor at Sts. Peter and Paul Parish in Kingfisher. In 2002, he became pastor of St. Francis of Assisi Parish in Oklahoma City. Stansberry served as pastor of Christ the King Catholic Church from 2007 to 2021 while simultaneously serving as Judicial Vicar for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City.