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			<title><![CDATA[Bartlesville YMCA Closed due to broken water main.]]></title>
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	A water main has burst in front of the Bartlesville YMCA. Because of the damage, tha Bartlesville YMCA will be closed Wednesday (5-22) evening.
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			<pubDate>Wed, 22 May 2013 16:58:51 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Bartlesville Man Arrested For 3rd DUI]]></title>
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	A $75,000 bond has been set for 44-year old David Eugene Flowers, who is charged with DUI, attempting to elude a police officer, driving with a suspended license, and failure to maintain security.&amp;nbsp; According to a court document, the suspect attempted to elude a Bartlesville police officer after he saw the emergency lights turned on in the 100 block of Washington Blvd.&amp;nbsp; The officer discovered that Flowers allegedly was driving drunk and found out that the suspect&amp;#39;s license was suspended.&amp;nbsp; Court records indicate that Flowers was convicted in 1997 for possession of a stolen vehicle and was sentenced to three years with all but the first 20 days suspended.&amp;nbsp; Flowers was convicted for DUI in 2001 in Osage County and 2011 in Washington County.&amp;nbsp; Flowers next court date is June 21st.&amp;nbsp;
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			<pubDate>Wed, 22 May 2013 15:47:01 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Bartlesville Chamber Celebrates]]></title>
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	A celebration of the past and a glimpse of the future were offered by the Bartlesville Chamber of Commerce at their 109th Annual Awards Gala Tuesday night.&amp;nbsp; Sherri Wilt, President of the chamber reviewed the growth of the chamber from 667 members in 2011 to 732 at last count, an increase of nearly ten percent. Realizing the importance of retention, Wilt also highlighted an eight percent increase in retention from 86 percent in 2011 to 94 percent. Outgoing Board Chair Byron Boles said that he was pleased with what the chamber has accomplished. Looking to the future, Andrea Nightengale and Mike Bailey, Leadership Bartlesville Co-Chairs announced the graduates of Leadership Bartlesville twenty-two. This class is the largest class ever, with twenty-eight graduates.
	Also recognized at the Gala were seven award winners, including the Jim Gillie Outstanding Citizen Award. The winner of the award this year was Bob Pomeroy of the Bartlesville Sports Commission. After the ceremony, Pomeroy found it difficult to put into words how he felt about receiving the award.

	Rising Star Award: Courtney Soland

	Jim GIllie Oustanding Citizen Award: Bob Pomeroy

	Frank Philips Award (Economic Development): Tri-County Tech

	Ernie McAnaw Award (Female Business Leader): Sonya Sales

	Tom Shoemake Award (Leadership): Bob Fraser

	Small Business of the Year: Frank &amp;amp; Lola&amp;#39;s

	Business of the Year: Service and Technology Corporation

	Leadership Bartlesville XXII Graduates:

	Allie Atkinson, Nathan Barham, Amy Borg, Kyle Carlson, Keenon DeLeon, Jeremy Dempster, Joey Evans, Thad Friedman, Jake Grant, Paul Huttenhoff, Drew Ihrig, Scott Jacobs, Kathryn Johnson, Kim Kimrey, Sheryl Lippert, Lacy Longacre, Steve Marshall, Julia May, Courtney McClure, Melissa McCoy, John S. Means, Joshua J. Means, Jason Muninger, Clint Musselwhite, Jared Patton, Heather Robison, Steve Stitt, Lyn Thomas
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			<pubDate>Wed, 22 May 2013 12:25:29 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Boy Donates $5]]></title>
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	Donations are pouring in from all over the country to relief organizations to help with the Moore recovery efforts. Wednesday, the Washington County Chapter of the Red Cross received a special donation. A six year old boy sent an anonymous five dollar donation to help those in need. The Washington County Chapter is grateful for the donation and would like to thank the boy, wherever he is. To donate ten dollars to the Red Cross, it&amp;#39;s as easy as texting redcross to 90999.
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			<pubDate>Wed, 22 May 2013 11:59:17 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Bartlesville Citadel to Mobilize]]></title>
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	The Salvation Army&amp;#39;s Bartlesville Citadel is preparing to mobilize to the Moore area to assist with aid and recovery there. Major Mike Barnhouse says they expect to be mobilized sometime next week. Echoing other statements by recovery leaders, Barnhouse reiterated the need for monetary donations. Your donations can make a real difference, a ten dollar donation can feed a disaster survivor for a day while a thirty dollar donation can provide food staples for a family of four.
	To donate to the Salvation Army, you can either call 1-800-SAL-ARMY (1-800-725-2769) or text the word &amp;quot;storm&amp;quot; to 80888.

	Donations in the form of checks can be mailed to:

	The Salvation Army

	PO Box 2536

	Oklahoma City, OK 73102

	You can also give online at www.SalvationArmyUSA.org
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			<pubDate>Wed, 22 May 2013 11:34:22 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Bartlesville Chamber Celebrates]]></title>
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			<pubDate>Tue, 21 May 2013 21:54:33 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Cox Recommends Monetary Donations]]></title>
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	The human thing to do after an event such as the tornado that devastated Moore is to send things that people need to put their lives back together.&amp;nbsp; Washington County Emergency Manager Kary Cox says the best way to help is to make a monetary donation through a recognized charity.

	Cox says many people have the urge to send water or food for the rescue workers or clothing and household items for the storm victims. He says you should also consider the logistics of the situation.

	Cox also reminds you that when you donate to an organization such as the Red Cross or Salvation Army, they always consider donor intent for their funds.&amp;nbsp; If you want the money to go toward Moore tornado relief, mark your donation that way.&amp;nbsp; If you don&amp;#39;t specify how the money is to be used, then the organization may have trouble using your donation.
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			<pubDate>Tue, 21 May 2013 13:40:41 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Red Cross Tornado Response]]></title>
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	Whenever a tornado or major disaster occurs, many groups come together to aid those in need. The Washington County Chapter of the Red Cross is part of one of those organizations. As of Monday night, the American Red Cross had dispatched more than 25 emergency response vehicles and opened four shelters in the Oklahoma City area. With all the needs that we see on television, how can we as individuals help?&amp;nbsp; Rhonda Rayl (RAIL), a volunteer at the Washington County Red Cross, says that right now what the Red Cross is collecting to help those in need is money. By providing money cards to those in need, the Red Cross allows the affected to take control of a part of their lives and get what they need. Another way we can help is by donating blood. According to the Red Cross, blood is needed in the United States every two seconds. The local chapter holds blood drives approximately every two months but if you want to donate now, the Tulsa Chapter of the Red Cross accepts blood donors every day. To find out how to donate money or blood to the Red Cross, click here. To hear the entire interview with Rhonda Rayl, click here.
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			<pubDate>Tue, 21 May 2013 12:17:52 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Jet Lands Safely]]></title>
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	An event that happens on a frequent basis at some busy airports occurred Tuesday morning at Bartlesville&amp;#39;s airport. The following is a release from ConocoPhillips:

	&amp;quot;As a precaution, emergency vehicles were on hand at the Bartlesville Municipal Airport earlier today&amp;nbsp;as ConocoPhillips&amp;rsquo; Oklahoma-Texas Air Shuttle made its descent into Bartlesville from Houston.

	The shuttle landed safely and without incident, and all passengers and crew members exited the aircraft in normal fashion.

	Reportedly, haze was seen in the rear of the aircraft and the air crew followed procedures to clear the haze from the plane.&amp;quot;
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			<pubDate>Tue, 21 May 2013 15:38:02 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Moore Supplies Accepted]]></title>
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	A local business will accept the items you donate to the Salvation Army in support of the rescue and recovery effort in the Moore area. Kathy Roberts of Tallgrass Estates in Bartlesville has a list of items the Salvation Army needs at this time.

	Roberts says local emergency management officials aren&amp;#39;t ready to take your donated water, clothing, or other items yet because they don&amp;#39;t have the ready storage space. Tallgrass Estates will store everything until workers in Moore are ready for them.&amp;nbsp; Roberts says just drive up to the front door with your donation.

	You can also make a cash donation to the Salvation Army or Red Cross and they can use the money to buy the supplies they need on site.&amp;nbsp; You can phone the local Red Cross office at 918-336-2216 or text redcross to 90999 and donate ten dollars to the disaster relief effort.&amp;nbsp; The Salvation Army will accept your online donation at www.salvationarmy.org
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			<pubDate>Tue, 21 May 2013 11:30:13 -0500</pubDate>
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