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The
Bartlesville City Council will hear the annual library board report
on Monday evening.
The
state Board of Education has voted to make changes in student proficiency
standards for third- through eighth-graders.
The
state Board of Education has voted to make changes in student proficiency
standards for third- through eighth-graders.
DOWNLOADS...
Washington County
Treasurer Brad
Johnson on Friday's Community Connection.
Dorea
Potter previews upcoming Bartlesville Ladies Connection events
on Wednesday's Community Connection.
Randy
Barnett Previews Thursday's Rally for the Declaration
Sgt.
Smith with the Oklahoma
National Guard is the Monday morning guest on KWON's Community
Connection.
Larry
Thrash of the Dewey Civic Association talks about July
4th activities in Dewey.
Have
a chance to win a new car from Oakley Chevrole, Buick, Pontiac by
attending the Family Crisis and
Counseling Center fundraiser July 18. Hear the details on Friday's
Community Connection.
Hear
what is happening in the area from the Convention
and Visitors Bureau on Tuesday's Community Connection.
Listen to
the June 22 edition of City
Matters with City Manager Ed Gordon and staff.
It's
only mid-June but the Washington
County School Supply Drive is already busy. Hear what you can
do to help on Monday's Community Connection.
Bartlesville's
July 4th Celebration - Freedom
Fest - is moving downtown this year. Get the details on Community
Connection.
OK Mozart Opening
Ceremonies

Fireworks
with the Price Tower in the background
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JULY
4th Activities
Bartlesville
Freedom Fest: Bartlesville's 4th of July Freedom Fest 2009
Celebration, sponsored by Downtown Kiwanis, is being held in downtown
Bartlesville. The event will be held at Second Street and Keeler
Avenue. Festivities and entertainment begin at 5:30 p.m., fireworks
at 10 p.m. Look for free inflatable games for kids, a kids patriotic
parade at 7 p.m., an F-16 Flyover, George Washington, a dunk tank
and live entertainment on the Depot Stage. Plenty of parking will
be available in the downtown area on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets with them
to the festival. Rain date is July 10.
See best
viewing and activity locations.
See
what time your "favorite" will be in the Dunk Tank!
Dewey:
Dewey offers free watermelon, face and hair painting, music and
fireworks during the Independence Day activities at Don Tyler Park.
Food is available from the Dewey Lions Club starting at 4 p.m. Live
music will start at 6 p.m., opening ceremonies at 7 p.m., duck race
at 8:30 p.m. and fireworks at 9:35 p.m. Hundreds of rubber ducks
will race down the "Delaware River" for prizes.
Nowata:
Nowata's Annual Wild Turkey Festival and Fourth of July Celebration
kicks off at the Jack Gordon Park with activities beginning at 2:30
p.m. and ending with the fireworks at dusk. Festivities include
a live country music show at 7:30 p.m.
Upcoming
Events
Click here
for more information
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Commemorative
DVD's of the 2009 Bartlesville High School graduation ceremonies
are now available.
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Help
revive the patriotic spirit by giving blood at the Washington
County Chapter of the American Red Cross Spirit of America Blood
Drive, Wednesday and Thursday, 1-6pm and Friday, 9am-2pm.
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Quiltfest
2009, presented by Jubilee Quilters Guild, will be held Friday
and Saturday, 10am-5pm, at Washington County Fair Building.
KWON
Night at the Ball Park

3 Future Stars

The Fans

The Indians
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