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Jacklyn Chappell

Oklahoma City
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Our Blood Institute Appoints Dr. Jesse McCool as New Chief Operating Officer

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By Jacklyn Chappell
| EIN News
Our Blood Institute Appoints Dr. Jesse McCool as New Chief Operating Officer Our Blood Institute, the primary provider for more than 5 million residents across Oklahoma, Texas and Arkansas, has appointed Dr. Jesse McCool as COO.
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Blood Emergency Readiness Corps Activated to Respond to Extreme Weather in North Texas

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By Jacklyn Chappell
| EIN News
Blood Emergency Readiness Corps Activated to Respond to Extreme Weather in North Texas Blood Emergency Readiness Corps was activated to send blood to Carter BloodCare, the blood provider for North Texas hospitals after severe storms hit the area.
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Two arrested after early morning chase in stolen vehicle through south Oklahoma City

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By Jacklyn Chappell
| KFOR-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – A routine traffic stop turned into a chase involving multiple divisions and Air 1 through southwest Oklahoma City Thursday morning. “As it turns out, this vehicle was stolen,” Sgt. Dillon Quirk, Oklahoma City Police. The truck was reported stolen back on Jan. 1, but the situation began over something else… “This was in reference to a disturbance between a repo employee and a vehicle,” Quirk said.
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