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CarePortal launches in Muskogee County

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By Chelsea Weeks Verified
| The Muskogee Phoenix Verified
Written on the wall of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center are his famous words: “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’” Over 40 people passed by those words as they entered the Community Center to celebrate the launching of CarePortal in Muskogee County.
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BATTLING THE ELEMENTS Original

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By Chelsea Weeks Verified
| The Claremore Daily Progress Verified
Despite single digit temperatures, some people battled through the elements. Pictured above, City of Claremore worker Paul Kierstead continues his job as a refuse collector. Pictured below, Dorothy’s Flowers Owner Holly Thompson shovels snow outside her business.
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Rogers County Salvation Army, Advanced Orthopedics help 19 local Angels Original

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By Chelsea Weeks Verified
| The Claremore Daily Progress Verified
One Claremore business teamed up with a local nonprofit to provide Christmas gift to students. Advanced Orthopedics reached out to the Rogers County Salvation Army to be a host site for an Angel Tree, which would help 19 Claremore Public Schools elementary students. “We see a lot of the community members within the practice and I was just trying to think of ways for us to give back to the community,” Advanced Orthopedics Office Manager Chi Bell said.
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