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A first-of-its-kind study from the University of Alabama, commissioned by the Alabama Department of Insurance, showed that homeowners with FORTIFIED homes are better protected from hurricanes than with standard construction. FORTIFIED Standards are used to mitigate homes as part of the Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) Strengthen Oklahoma Homes grant program.
Read moreSomething extraordinary is taking root at New Lima Public Schools — a program that promises to change the lives of its students for years to come.
Read moreA few weeks ago, I highlighted the interim studies approved by the state Senate. This week, I want to cover some from the House of Representatives.
Read moreHigh-impact rulings and emergency docket decisions by the U.S. Supreme Court are shaping state policy more widely than ever before, a legal analyst told a packed ballroom here of state legislators.
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Read moreAvid readers are always seeking new material to whet their literary appetites. Reading can be an immensely enjoyable activity, and one with notable benefits. According to Basmo, a reading tracker app, a couple hundred thousand books are published each year. The sheer volume of material to choose from can make it challenging to find a good book.
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