US EditionLetters to the Editor – October 8, 2025
Letters discuss education leadership changes, healthcare initiatives like the SAFE Act, local economic development, and wildfire prevention efforts impacting Oklahoma communities.
- This week, Project Clydesdale took three major steps toward the start of construction for a data center complex north of Cherokee Industrial Park in Tulsa County.
- Facing a request for decades of 100% property tax relief, Project Clydesdale risks local taxpayers who would 'pick up the tab' for the incentives.
- Advocates want to add a line committing 30% of construction labor hours to local workers and 20% of apprenticeship hours to local apprentices, urging Tulsa Tech and Owasso Public Schools to approve a revised agreement.
- A quick pilot could be set up in a week or two to reduce fuel on small ranches, with Commissioners Debone and Adair interested as citizens are urged to attend the Wednesday Commissioners' open meeting.
- Lawmakers preserved funding for the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, supporting eight projects in Oklahoma with over $2 million committed and benefiting over 100 million Americans.
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Letter to the Editor: A simple vote
On Nov. 4, a simple vote can make a world of difference. Please join me in voting YES on the Cannon Falls Schools operating levy. This isn't just about buildings; it's about giving our children and future generations the resources…
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Letters to the editor: Oct. 8
Whither the Democrats Thirty years ago, foreign observers often could not tell the difference between the Republican and Democrat parties in this country. Now the differences are glaringly stark. Before our current era, both parties had at their core a patriotic instinct. Now one party still has that and it’s not the Democrats. What changed them? It was the Democrat party’s disinterest in the working-class voter in favor of serving only the perc…
Letters to the editor – October 8, 2025
Manoel Island belongs to the peopleEmmy Bezzina of Valletta writes:Abandoned and left derelict for years on end, it was fitting that some organisation came forth to attempt to rehabilitate Manoel Island, off Gżira. Ours is a small country dimension wise but grand in its historical perspective. So, the supreme interests of its people should come...
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