Buddhist monk Sutham Nateetong, a former education minister in his native Thailand, is walking Route 66 for peace. He began his journey in California and recently arrived in Yukon, Oklahoma. Tired of political infighting, Nateetong chose to become a monk to send loving ideas to everyone.
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An estimated 160 million Americans experience difficulty sleeping. We recommend creating a Zen bedroom by ensuring the noise is consistent. Earplugs or a sound conditioner might be in order. Shutting down all electronic devices before sleeping will also help ensure a good night’s rest.
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Ticket packages for Armstrong Auditorium’s 2019-20 season are available for purchase. FlexPass packages allow guests to create personalized subscriptions that include three or five performances, while getting 10-15% off regular ticket prices. Packages start at just $84 for three concerts.
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Local REALTOR® Holli Woodward, CRS, has recently been elected to a national position on the Residential Real Estate Council (RRC) as the 2020 first vice president. RRC is the leading education and networking organization for residential real estate agents.
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From a traditional industry in disruption to a slowing economy in a South American country, a panel of agency owners discussed challenges facing businesses at the PROI Worldwide international conference in Quebec City. In the scenarios presented, indicators were present when appropriate actions could have been taken early on, before the challenge grew into something that significantly impacted the company.
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Oklahoma City-County Health Department’s Public Health Protection experts remind residents who plan to picnic or cookout this summer to keep all ingredients on ice to avoid the threat of contamination and sickness.