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NEW MEMBERS of the Kingfisher County Excise-Equalization Board, Michelle Miller, left, and Jim Berkenbile, right, were seated for their first meeting Wednesday morning after Associate District Judge Lance Schneiter administered the oath of office. Miller, of Cashion, succeeds her father Jim Simmons, who served as the District 1 representative for 25 years. Berkenbile, of Hennessey, follows Jim Shimanek, who served 11 years in the District 2 seat on the board. Miller and Berkenbile join Jim Wittrock of Okarche, who represents District 3. [Photo Provided]
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It took David Craig nearly two decades to earn a spot as a basketball official in a state tournament.
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One has to wonder about the Left’s concern about its much talked about “democracy” when they target Supreme Court justices for following the constitution in handing down decisions.
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