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Credit increased savings is something that doesn’t get talked about enough for American investors who want to be better prepared fmancially for retirement.

March 11, 1935 The 2.23 inch rain which has soaked Seminole in the last two days is over and the cold spell predicted to follow it is not going to amount to much, federal weather forecasters said today.

Vehicle owners know maintaining a vehicle can be a lot of work. Taking the time to properly care for a vehicle can prolong its life expectancy and help owners avoid breakdowns and other issues along the way.

Raising eco-friendly children is less complicated than it once was. From very early ages, today’s kids are exposed to environmental topics and how they can do their part to maintain and protect the planet’s resources.

Drivers must modify their driving habits when weather compromises their visibility and makes road conditions unsafe. Rain can fall any time of year, but tends to be most problematic in spring.

THURSDAY, MARCH 2020 Take everything you’ve got and prepare to make some cash and raise your profile. Be willing to pull out all the stops to make your dreams come true. Don’t waste time; build the future you want to call your own. Do what you say and don’t look back. PISCES (Feb.

Today is the 71st day of 2020 and the 82nd day of winter. TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1861, delegates from seven states adopted the Constitution of the Confederate States of America. In 1888, the “Great Blizzard of ‘88” struck the Northeastern United States, killing more than 400 people.

Following is a list of events, which occur regularly each week or month in Seminole County. MONDAY THURSDAY ♦ ABE/GED Classes are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Classes are free and materials are provided.

With Oklahoma reporting its first coronavirus case on Friday, state health experts are preparing for more infections. But, they emphasize, that’s no reason to panic.

The Snowman Wonderland lights have been stored away safely by the City of Seminole in a storage unit. Current light owners should contact Neil Craig at (405) 380-7058 or Ernie Willis at (405) 380-6301 about changing from mini lights to LED lights.