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The Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden recently welcomed a 14-year-old female giraffe to its animal family as part of a breeding recommendation for the Association of Zoos and Aquarium’s (AZA) Giraffe Species Survival Plan (SSP). Solstice, whose name is significant with her birthday, December 21, 2008, the date marking the winter solstice that year, arrived at the OKC Zoo from the Great Plains Zoo in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Caretakers shared that she is settling well and becoming familiar with her new surroundings and herd mates. In the future, Solstice will be paired with the Zoo’s male giraffe, Demetri, 6, as part of this breeding program.
Read moreTh southern part of Seminole County received the brunt of storms that delivered high winds and hail across central and western Oklahoma Thursday.
Read moreSeminole State College will host a free two-day Reach Higher: Reconnect event to help working adults learn more about completing their degrees on Tuesday, June 20, and Wednesday, June 21.
Read moreA used and abused, retired oilfield workhorse that was rescued and restored to it’s original glory after finding a home in Seminole, left town Friday morning to begin a new life indoors representing its contribution to oilfield history.
Read moreThe Department of the Interior last week announced a proposed update of its renewable energy regulations to promote the development of solar and wind energy on public lands. The Bureau of Land Management’s proposed Renewable Energy Rule would reduce fees for these projects by around 80%, facilitate development in priority areas by streamlining review of applications, and deliver greater certainty for the private sector.
Read moreInsurance Commissioner Glen Mulready announced this week that Friday Health Plans of Oklahoma, Inc. (FHP-OK) has been placed into receivership due to the declared insolvency of the company.
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