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1. Global warming claims all hot air, says speaker at OU2. Palmer Fest house fire tenants speak out about arson, street fest3. Police chief: City can’t stop parties before they start4. Parties spun by OU alums have bootie-shakers raving5. High St. student renters take on big local landlord6. Is another oil and gas land-rush starting in Athens?7. Tanning parlor fights to get back into uptown Athens storefront8. Oak and Mill fests mellow down easy9. Landowners’ group renews leasing pitch10. City Council acts to ban ‘fracking’ in water supply area11. Wal-Mart asks judge to grant store win in shoplifter’s lawsuit12. Pills defeated relative when no other drugs could do it13. OU and city officials urge better fest behavior14. Local developers hoping to revive struggling hotel15. David Alan Jones16. Festering fests; down, down deep; and the Golden Rule17. Hall of Fame baseball coach calls it a day at OU18. Graphic design students show off their chops19. Woman who led police on high-speed chase pleads not guilty20. Nine Festers enjoy the sun and music, without the mud
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City of Athens may try to tax frackersLocal residents take a walk on the disabilities sideMusic fest remains cozy and welcoming despite growthShelter animal advocates ask for lower price tag on dog tagsEngineer decides against upping sick leave payout for retireesOut of SEOEMS’ ashes springs ample legal wranglingCity closer to hiring back-tax chaserLaw director: City not trying to legislate fests out of existencePolice chief: City can’t stop parties before they startResidents of boulder-threatened neighorhood beseech council
