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High Plains approves new red flag policy
High Plains Technology Center board members have approved a red flag policy that will give added protection against identity theft to students and faculty.
“It is something we needed,” Superintendent Don Bird told the board Thursday at a special meeting. “Our attorney had one written for other schools, so it was pretty easy for us to get one.
“The policy is to protect social security numbers and credit cards, and is required by law.”
In other business, the board opened its meeting to the public for questions about its budget, including past and future expenditures. However, no one spoke up.
Before adjourning the board also approved encumbrances from the general fund in the amount of $115,759 and approved the activity fund report and treasure’s report for Sept. 2009.
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Forgan man dies in wreck
A Forgan man died from injuries sustained in a truck accident.
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Several see historic governor's race as an "opportunity"
For the first time in Oklahoma history, 2 women are facing each other in the race for governor.
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Coleman looking forward to serving as county treasurer
Newly elected Woodward County Treasurer-Elect Sonya Coleman wants county residents to know that she will be bringing experience with her when she takes over the position currently held by Wilma Blaylock.
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Bull bash to raise funds benefiting area violence victims
The Northwest Domestic Crisis Services Back to School Bull Bash and Trade Show with Johnny Cooper Live event will be held Aug. 28 in Alva at the Woods County Fairgrounds.
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How Woodward County voted in key races
Woodward County voters elected Sonya Coleman as county treasurer.
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Exhibit offers variety of nature photography
For Judith Henthorn, life is sweeter when you not only stop to smell the roses, but stop to take a photo of them.
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Voters pick candidates for statewide races
Enid's Todd Lamb is the Republican nominee for Lt. Gov.
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Historic race set in Oklahoma
Either Mary Fallin, the Republican, or Jari Askins, a Democrat, will be Oklahoma's first woman governor.
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New Early Childhood Center not damaged by water leak
A water leak that was discovered at the Early Childhood Center early Monday morning did not do any damage to the newly constructed school building.
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Certification program for hay now available in Oklahoma
Oklahoma officials are now able to certify hay for producers who want the service.
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