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Today's riddle: What are the two sides of a circle? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Edmond extends moratorium through June 2027 (kfor.com) — Edmond has extended its pause on proposed data centers through June 2027 while officials develop rules addressing utility demands, infrastructure costs and land use. The unanimous council vote gives staff more research time. City leaders say no data center proposal has come forward and they are not recruiting one.
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2. Edmond city attorney terminated following city council vote (okcfox.com) — Edmond's City Council voted 3-2 Monday to fire City Attorney Madeline Sawyer, who had been on paid administrative leave since September. Officials have not confirmed the reason for her leave. Sawyer will receive $46,699.60 in severance, plus council-approved transition benefits and payment for unused sick leave.
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3. Project Vanguard names John Collison as Oklahoma State Chair (swoknews.com) — John Collison, an Air Force veteran whose BlackOak Group is based in Edmond, will lead Project Vanguard’s expansion into Oklahoma. The nonprofit plans to connect veterans with energy-industry jobs by working with employers, veterans’ organizations and workforce partners. Collison also served in the Oklahoma Air National Guard.
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4. Northwest women's tennis player serves into the record books (nwmissourinews.com) — University of Central Oklahoma's top-seeded Mei Hasegawa fell to unseeded Northwest senior Polina Gontaryk in a comeback final at Edmond's regional tennis tournament. Gontaryk recovered from a set down and a 3-0 second-set deficit to become Northwest's first women's regional singles champion since 2007.
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5. Two meteor showers will light up Oklahoma skies this week. Here's when to watch (koco.com) — Oklahoma skywatchers have two meteor showers to watch this month, starting with the Northern Taurids on Wednesday and Thursday nights. Science Museum Oklahoma’s planetarium director recommends watching from 8 p.m. to midnight, away from city lights. The Leonids peak next Tuesday and Wednesday, offering another viewing opportunity after midnight.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What are the two sides of a circle?" — The inside and the outside ! (Thank you James M. for sending it in!)
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