48 ARRESTS From 02/01/2016 To 02/07/2016

Name Sex Race DOB City / State Booked Date Released Date Charge Description

AMENDOLARA, COTY J M W 04/27/93 GROVE / OK 02/02/16 13:31 02/02/16 16:14 1). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED
2). 4700070606 • FAILURE TO MAINTAIN SECURITY

ARNALL, CARL CLYDE M W 04/30/76 GROVE / OK 02/05/16 11:44 1). 2108520000 • OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR A CHILD

BELL, GREGORY KENNETH M W 02/06/78 JAY / OK 02/07/16 14:04 1). 2112830000 • CARRY FIREARMS AFTER CONVICTION/DURING PROBATION
2). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
3). 4700110902 • DUI – LIQUOR OR DRUGS/APCV
4). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED
5). OPERATING AN ATVE ON CITY STREET/ HIGHWAY, A MISDEMEANOR/ FAIL TO PAY
6). 2112830000 • CARRY FIREARMS AFTER CONVICTION/DURING PROBATION
7). POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED DANGEROUS SUBSTANCE, METHAMPHETAMINE, A FELONY AFTER FORMER CONVICTION OF TWO OR MORE FELONIES
8). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA
9). 2112830000 • CARRY FIREARMS AFTER CONVICTION/DURING PROBATION
10). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
11). 4700110902 • DUI – LIQUOR OR DRUGS/APCV
12). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED

BLACKFOX, HEATHER LINN F I 03/07/85 KANSAS / OK 02/06/16 16:48 1). 4700220023 • MISC TRAFFIC/TAXES DUE STATE-NOW 4711510000
2). 470011902D • AGGRAVATED DUI – LIQUOR
3). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED
4). 4700070606 • FAILURE TO MAINTAIN SECURITY
5). 2211100000 • BAIL JUMPING

BLAZINSKI, JOHN BJARNE M I 08/20/89 / 02/01/16 00:04 1). 6300020408 • ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/MANUF/POSS CDS
2). 2112830000 • CARRY FIREARMS AFTER CONVICTION/DURING PROBATION
3). 2102680000 • RESISTING EXECUTIVE OFFICER
4). 2115310000 • FALSE PERSONATION
5). 210649000A • ASSAULT ON POLICE OFFICER

BRIDGES, CODY M W 07/08/96 GROVE / OK 02/06/16 00:12 02/06/16 10:49 1). 2108560000 • CONTRIBUTING TO DELINQUENCY OF MINORS

BUCK, BRANDON DEWAYNE M W 06/21/96 WESTVILLE / OK 02/03/16 16:29 02/03/16 19:38 1). 2117060000 • PETIT LARCENY
2). 2117060000 • PETIT LARCENY

BUDDS, TAYLOR F I 03/02/93 SALINA / OK 02/01/16 01:13 02/04/16 14:54 1). 4700110902 • DUI – LIQUOR OR DRUGS/APCV
2). 4700110802 • SPEEDING – POSTED ZONE

CLAYTON, LARRY DELANE M W 12/15/86 JAY / OK 02/02/16 23:25 1). 210644000C • DOMESTIC ASSAULT & BATTERY/ABUSE
2). 210644000C – AGGRAVATED DOMESTIC ASSAULT & BATTERY/ABUSE

CLIFFORD, JAMES M I 06/28/88 GROVE / OK 02/05/16 14:52 1). SANCTIONED TO A WEEK TO BE RELEASED 02/12/2016 @ 1300

CONRAD, CHRISTINA ROSE F IN 07/23/83 NEOSHO / MO 02/03/16 10:55 02/03/16 11:06 1). 2115410001 • MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME

DRY, KERRY DON M I 06/12/89 JAY / OK 02/07/16 14:29 1). 210644000DE • DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE OF MINOR

DUSHANE, ALBERT SHAWNEE M W 01/24/57 GROVE / OK 02/05/16 22:26 02/06/16 04:36 1). 4700110802 • SPEEDING – POSTED ZONE
2). 4700110902 • DUI – LIQUOR OR DRUGS/APCV

EARP, TIMOTHY LEE M W 09/26/87 MIAMI / OK 02/04/16 16:47 1). 2115410001 • MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME
2). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
3). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA

FISHER, CHRISTOPHER JACOB M I 09/06/90 JAY / OK 02/04/16 13:01 1). 2106450000 • ASSAULT,BATTERY,OR ASSAULT & BATTERY W/DANG WEAPON

FLOYD, MICHELLE LEANNE F W 10/23/76 WYANDOTTE / OK 02/06/16 19:57 02/06/16 22:50 1). 2117050000 • GRAND LARCENY

FOREMAN, VIRGINIA LEE F I 12/05/70 Eucha / OK 02/03/16 05:28 02/03/16 10:29 1). 2105400000 • OBSTRUCTING OFFICER

FRANCO, SAMANTHA JEAN F W 06/16/82 JAY / OK 02/06/16 15:22 02/06/16 16:07 1). 2115920000 • UTTERING FORGED INSTRUMENTS
2). 2115920000 • UTTERING FORGED INSTRUMENTS

GUERRERO-MENDOZA, ALEJANDRO M W 11/15/88 ROGERS / AR 02/01/16 21:11 02/01/16 22:53 1). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED

HENSHALL, WILLIAM E M W 05/06/62 GROVE / OK 02/04/16 17:23 1). 2211410013 • FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE

HUDDLESTON, ARTHUR L M W 04/25/51 SPRINGFIELD / MO 02/01/16 19:16 02/02/16 10:57 1). 2117200000 • LARCENY-AUTO AIRCRAFT OR OTHER MOTOR VEH

HUDDLESTON, EDITH MARIE F W 05/02/58 SPRINGFIELD / MO 02/01/16 19:04 02/02/16 10:55 1). 2117200000 • LARCENY-AUTO AIRCRAFT OR OTHER MOTOR VEH

HUNTER, GABRIEL JOSPEH M W 03/30/87 / 02/04/16 22:52 02/04/16 23:12 1). 4700110902 • DUI – LIQUOR OR DRUGS/APCV
2). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA

HUNTER, ROY M W 08/19/70 Jay / OK 02/07/16 08:30 02/07/16 14:00 1). 4707610000 • DRIVING WHILE IMPAIRED

JACKSON, WENDI R F W 06/15/83 SULPHER SPRINGS / AR 02/05/16 23:03 1). 2211100000 • BAIL JUMPING
2). 2211100000 • BAIL JUMPING
3). 2115410001 • MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME

KIRBY, KODY M I 12/14/92 Eucha / OK 02/04/16 15:49 1). 2106440000 • ASSAULT AND BATTERY
2). 2102680000 • RESISTING EXECUTIVE OFFICER
3). 2114310000 • BURGLARY – FIRST DEGREE
4). 211550000A • POSSESS FIREARM W/ ALTERED ID DURING COMM OF FELONY
5). 2106490000 • BATTERY/ASSAULT & BATTERY ON POLICE OFFICER
6). 211378000B • THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF VIOLENCE
7). 211378000B • THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF VIOLENCE
8). 211378000B • THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF VIOLENCE
9). 211378000B • THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF VIOLENCE
10). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
11). 2105400000 • OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
12). 3700080000 • PUBLIC DRUNK

LEMIEUX, RONALD EDWARD M W 11/09/60 Grove / OK 02/06/16 04:54 02/07/16 23:09 1). 470011902D • AGGRAVATED DUI – LIQUOR

LITTLE, BRICE KYLE M I 06/10/88 JAY / OK 02/02/16 15:00 1). 2112890016 • POINTING FIREARMS
2). 2112830000 • CARRY FIREARMS AFTER CONVICTION/DURING PROBATION
3). 2112890016 • POINTING FIREARMS
4). 2112830000 • CARRY FIREARMS AFTER CONVICTION/DURING PROBATION

LITTLE, BRUCE AARON M I 06/10/88 JAY / OK 02/02/16 15:05 02/04/16 19:45 1). 2104400000 • HARBORING FUGITIVE

MANICON, CHASE M W 03/24/95 GROVE / OK 02/04/16 13:39 02/05/16 13:33 1). 3702460000 • MINOR DRINKING BEER IN PUBLIC/ATTEMPT TO PURCHASE
2). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA

MARQUEZ, ANGELITA F WH 01/27/66 SPAVINAW / OK 02/03/16 12:49 02/03/16 13:05 1). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED

MARTINEZ, KELLY ANN F 05/19/66 / OK 02/01/16 21:45 02/01/16 22:49 1). HOLD FOR JAY PD WARRENT.

MEEK, BRENT L M W 02/25/74 SILOAM SPRINGS / AR 02/06/16 11:44 1). HOLD FOR BENTON COUNTY.

MIKSELL, JACOB M W 08/08/85 GRANBY / MO 02/05/16 20:37 1). 2114510000 • EMBEZZLEMENT
2). 2114510000 • EMBEZZLEMENT

MOORE, BRANDY JO F W 03/23/81 CLAREMORE / OK 02/01/16 15:28 02/01/16 15:57 1). 4700070602 • FAILURE TO CARRY SECURITY VERIFICATION

MULLIN, HUNTER A F I 01/02/95 MIAMI / OK 02/01/16 13:08 02/01/16 13:42 1). 2117310000 • LARCENY OF MERCH FROM RETAILER
2). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE

PIGUET, JONATHAN C M W 05/04/95 GROVE / OK 02/05/16 10:09 02/05/16 10:23 1). 6300020401 • DIST OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE -INCL POSS W/ INTENT

POTEET, ROBIN F W 10/31/65 grove / OK 02/01/16 12:59 02/01/16 14:17 1). 470011902D • AGGRAVATED DUI – LIQUOR

RASCON, ALEX M W 08/07/86 KANSAS / OK 02/03/16 17:15 1). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
2). 4700060101 • NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE
3). 4711510000 • OPERATING VEHICLE W/O PROPER TAG/DECAL
4). 4700070606 • FAILURE TO MAINTAIN SECURITY
5). 4700120417 • FAILURE TO WEAR SEATBELT
6). 4700060101 • NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE
7). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED

SAULT, STEPHEN ERIC M W 10/02/71 JAY / OK 02/06/16 18:44 02/07/16 21:44 1). 210644000DE • DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE OF MINOR

SCHWAB, JOHNNY M W 10/28/65 EUCHA / OK 02/07/16 17:28 1). 2114350000 • BURGLARY – SECOND DEGREE
2). 2117060000 • PETIT LARCENY
3). 2117130000 • REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN PROPERTY

SEPULVEDA, CORDELLA ANN F W 07/30/71 JAY / OK 02/05/16 13:15 02/05/16 13:41 1). 2108580001 • CAUSE MINOR TO BE DEPRIVED/IN NEED OF SUPERVISION
2). 2108580001 • CAUSE MINOR TO BE DEPRIVED/IN NEED OF SUPERVISION
3). 2108580001 • CAUSE MINOR TO BE DEPRIVED/IN NEED OF SUPERVISION

SNYDER, CRYSTAL LOUISE F W 04/18/80 SILOAM SPRINGS / AR 02/04/16 00:29 02/04/16 15:23 1). HOLD FOR WEST SILOAM WARRENT IN FILE
2). 3700080000 • PUBLIC DRUNK

STROUD, JESSE RAY M W 01/06/84 Afton / OK 02/05/16 15:08 1). SANCTIONED UNTIL 2/9/2016 @ 1300

TAGG, CRANDALL JERRY M I 09/20/82 SALINA / OK 02/01/16 20:13 02/02/16 10:31 1). 5705900000 • SEX OFFENDER RESIDING W/IN 2000 FT SCHOOL
2). 5705830000 • FAILURE TO REGISTER AS SEX OFFENDER-FELONY IN 1997

THOMAS, JON J M W 07/29/82 MIAMI / OK 02/01/16 11:31 02/01/16 14:56 1). 2114310000 • BURGLARY – FIRST DEGREE
2). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED
3). 2115410001 • MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME

WETHEY, RODNEY D M W 06/12/79 Bernice / OK 02/07/16 13:56 1). 2211100000 • BAIL JUMPING
2). 3700080000 • PUBLIC DRUNK
3). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED

WOOD, TERRY JAY M I 11/12/82 GROVE / OK 02/05/16 15:20 1). SANCTIONED TO 10 DAYS IN DCSO TO BE RELEASED 2/15/2016 @ 1300

TOTAL INMATE REPORTED 48

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Second Chance Pet Rescue Offers Adoption Special for Valentine’s Day

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In the midst of the financial crisis facing Oklahoma it is easy to become mired in negative thoughts. While we do face a major challenge in crafting a budget at the Legislature, let us take a few moments to look at some of the recent positives that have taken place during the recent years.

The number of structurally deficient bridges on our state highways has decreased from 700 to 340. We are on track to have them all repaired and/or replaced by the end of 2019.

Oklahoma has dropped from 42^nd to number 33^rd in the nation in regards to the number of frivolous lawsuits filed annually after passing meaningful lawsuit reform.

  Oklahoma businesses have saved more than $300 million in workers compensation costs since reforming the system in 2012, and our workers are getting faster medical care and returning to the job sooner.

The unfunded liability of Oklahoma’s pension funds, used to pay our retired teachers and state worker, has decreased from $16 billion in 2011 to just $8.8 billion today.

We have a better educated workforce with the number of degreed or certified workers increasing by more than 2,700 annually during the last few years. The number of STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) graduates has increased by 28 percent during the last five years.

Our fourth graders have shown the third most significant gains in reading ability for the whole United States.

We now have the highest level of funding for mental health services for our citizens in state history. Mental health problems and addictions are often simultaneous conditions in many patients, and we have passed historic legislation that is starting to make a difference in the number of Oklahomans abusing and dying from prescription drugs.

Last, but certainly not least, for the first time in many years we have no Oklahoma National Guard troops deployed overseas.

Oklahoma is not alone in facing severe budget issues. All states with significant dependence on energy revenue sources (such as North Dakota, Louisiana, Texas and New Mexico) are facing similar issues. With perseverance, strong leadership and tough decision making, we will survive and become stronger. Meanwhile, as the above points illustrate, all is not gloom and doom.

Thanks for allowing me to serve as your state representative. I can be reached at dougcox@okhouse.gov or 405-557-7415.

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In the hills southeast of Salina, Oklahoma, on the Saline Creek arm of Lake Hudson, the Grand River Dam Authority’s W.R. Holway Reservoir has been quietly playing an important role in electricity production for 48 years.

Some may know it as “Chimney Rock Lake” or simply “Pumpback Lake” and they could also tell you about the quiet and scenic surroundings along the 21-miles of shoreline that surround just over 700 surface acres of water.  Open to the public and always a favorite of anglers, Holway is a year-round destination. Although GRDA rules prohibit the use of internal combustion engines, visitors can be found using canoes, paddles and electric trolling motors to navigate its deep and quiet waters.

Where the water flows … A shot of the canal and fore bay structure at the Grand River Dam Authority’s Salina Pumped Storage Project (SPSP) during a previous inspection. GRDA is drawing down the level of the W.R. Holway Reservoir in mid-February to allow the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to complete a required five-year inspection. In early March, the water will once again be flowing through this area.

But the reservoir plays another role for GRDA. Its waters represent potential energy, as the only pumped storage facility in the state. The six hydroelectric turbine generations inside the project’s powerhouse can also be used as pumps to move water out of Lake Hudson, up the hillside through large pipes (penstocks) and into Holway for storage. Then, when power is need, the water flows back through the pipes and generators, producing hydroelectricity.

Because of that important role, routine inspections of the facility are sometimes needed. So in mid-February, GRDA will be drawing down the level reservoir in order for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to complete one of those inspections. At the same time, GRDA will be gathering information to help guide a repair project to take place sometime next year. The inspection is expected to last through early March, with the refill and return to more normal water levels beginning as early as March 9.

By early spring, the serenity, scenery and angling opportunities of Holway Reservoir should once again be readily available, as they have been for almost half a century now.

Headquartered in Vinita, GRDA is Oklahoma’s state-owned electric utility; fully funded by revenues from electric and water sales instead of taxes. Each day, GRDA strives to be an “Oklahoma agency of excellence” by focusing on the 5 E’s: electricity, economic development, environmental stewardship, employees and efficiency.

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I attended the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) public meeting held in Bernice last week. The purpose was to present the proposed design of the new bridge over Horse Creek on State Highway 85A in the Town of Bernice. A new bridge is needed to correct the structurally deficient bridge we presently have. ODOT wanted to obtain public input to aid them in moving forward with the completion of the environmental studies, design and subsequent construction.

ODOT BERNICE BRIDGE OPTIONS
ODOT was surprised to see more than 150 Grand Lake citizens at the meeting.  The standing-room only crowd made it plain to ODOT officials how valuable the Marina – and the tax dollars it generates from sales – and the crappie fishing are to our area.

We learned placing the new bridge on the north side of the existing bridge is much easier and faster than putting it on the south side due to very stringent federal regulations because the fishing pier and state park, both on the south side, were constructed with some federal money. ODOT promised to preserve the Marina, restaurant and the heated fishing dock and also to construct the bridge in a manner to disturb the fishing as little as possible.

There were a lot of excellent questions and suggestions from the citizens. Suggestions included, among others: a sidewalk on the bridge, leaving a portion of the old bridge for fishing purposes, raising the height of the bridge to allow more boats to pass during high water (some opposed this idea) and improve parking for fisherman at the bridge.

I have asked the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife and the Oklahoma Department of Fisheries to provide us more information on how they think the construction process will affect the crappie and white bass fishing in the immediate area.

The total cost of the new bridge will be approximately $7.7 million. One lane of traffic will be open during the entire construction, which will take approximately 9-10 months once it begins. Construction is scheduled to start in 2018. The bridge will have two 12-foot-wide lanes with 10-foot-wide shoulders.

Thanks to everyone who came out to the meeting. The final design is still a work in progress, and I am sure many of our citizens’ ideas will be incorporated into the final plan to the extent possible while satisfying rules and regulations of the numerous state and federal agencies involved, which is yet another example of too many federal regulations and rules slowing projects and driving up costs.

Of course, not everyone in attendance will get their wish. The bridge will be too high for some and not high enough for others. Most would like to see it on the south side of the old bridge, but instead it will extend to the north. Some will say it is not worth the inconvenience while others can’t wait to see it completed.

All of this is yet another illustration of the citizen input and compromise that makes our country and democracy work. It is a slow process at times, but it is a wonderful thing.

Thank you for allowing me to serve as your state representative. I can be reached at dougcox@okhouse.gov or 405-557-7415.

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Safety Milestone: With over 1,200 miles of high voltage electric lines, hundreds of substations and thousands of other related components to keep the power flowing to customers, the Grand River Dam Authority’s energy delivery system is a sophisticated network. However, despite all that equipment and all the ground it covers, the system owes its reliability to the GRDA employees who design, operate and maintain it.

Celebrating safety, recognizing reliability … GRDA linemen prepare to work on a high-voltage electric transmission line in Adair County. In mid-February GRDA’s line maintenance department, along with several other departments, were recognized for achieving safety milestones.

That includes a large segment of the GRDA workforce, stationed at both the Transmission Headquarters near Pryor and the Engineering and Technology Center in Tulsa. These are the employees that design and work on the lines and related equipment, inside the substations, control houses and along the rights of way. Many spend their days making sure relay equipment, meters, bucket trucks and other important power components are in working order. While their jobs are not always easy nor always performed under the best of conditions, they consistently get the job done. More importantly, they get it done safely.

In mid-February, GRDA had the opportunity to recognize their impressive safety milestone which included the GRDA Transmission Department recently achieving over 365 days without reporting any lost time injuries. Meanwhile, GRDA Metering and Engineering Departments come in at over 6,000 days each, while the GRDA Relay Department has recorded over 12,000 days.
Safety-conscious employees can enhance reliable operations, which in turn lead to the reliable delivery of electricity to thousands of Oklahomans. That has been the Authority’s business for over 75 years, and we are proud of the Team GRDA members who make it happen every day, round-the-clock.

Headquartered in Vinita, GRDA is Oklahoma’s state-owned electric utility; fully funded by revenues from electric and water sales instead of taxes. Each day, GRDA strives to be an “Oklahoma agency of excellence” by focusing on the 5 E’s: electricity, economic development, environmental stewardship, employees and efficiency.

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Miami, OK) – Event organizers are seeking vendors for Rodeo Miami, the 6-time ACRA Rodeo of the Year.  The rodeo will be at the Miami Fairgrounds on May 6-7, 2016.  Food vendor space is available for $300 for the weekend.  Non-food vendor space is available for $200 for the weekend.  Application Forms can be picked up at the Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB), located at 101 North Main Street.  Those interested can also call the CVB at 918.542.4435 to receive forms via email or by fax.  Application and payment deadline is 5 p.m. on April 29^th.

Rodeo Miami 2016 is being produced by Rodeo Miami Inc.  This highly anticipated event is being made possible through the partnership of the Ottawa County Fair Board, City of Miami, Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau, Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College and Rodeo Miami, Inc.

For more information about Rodeo Miami 2016, contact the Miami CVB or follow Rodeo Miami on facebook for event updates.

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GLBJ’s Weekly Delaware County Arrests & Mugshots Feb 1-Feb 7, 2016 –

From 02/01/2016 To 02/07/2016

 Name   Sex Race    DOB City / State    Booked Date Released Date   Charge Description

AMENDOLARA, COTY J M W 04/27/93 GROVE / OK 02/02/16 13:31 02/02/16 16:14 1). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED
2). 4700070606 • FAILURE TO MAINTAIN SECURITY

ARNALL, CARL CLYDE M W 04/30/76 GROVE / OK 02/05/16 11:44 1). 2108520000 • OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR A CHILD

BELL, GREGORY KENNETH M W 02/06/78 JAY / OK 02/07/16 14:04 1). 2112830000 • CARRY FIREARMS AFTER CONVICTION/DURING PROBATION
2). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
3). 4700110902 • DUI – LIQUOR OR DRUGS/APCV
4). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED
5). OPERATING AN ATVE ON CITY STREET/ HIGHWAY, A MISDEMEANOR/ FAIL TO PAY
6). 2112830000 • CARRY FIREARMS AFTER CONVICTION/DURING PROBATION
7). POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED DANGEROUS SUBSTANCE, METHAMPHETAMINE, A FELONY AFTER FORMER CONVICTION OF TWO OR MORE FELONIES
8). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA
9). 2112830000 • CARRY FIREARMS AFTER CONVICTION/DURING PROBATION
10). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
11). 4700110902 • DUI – LIQUOR OR DRUGS/APCV
12). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED

BLACKFOX, HEATHER LINN F I 03/07/85 KANSAS / OK 02/06/16 16:48 1). 4700220023 • MISC TRAFFIC/TAXES DUE STATE-NOW 4711510000
2). 470011902D • AGGRAVATED DUI – LIQUOR
3). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED
4). 4700070606 • FAILURE TO MAINTAIN SECURITY
5). 2211100000 • BAIL JUMPING

BLAZINSKI, JOHN BJARNE M I 08/20/89 / 02/01/16 00:04 1). 6300020408 • ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/MANUF/POSS CDS
2). 2112830000 • CARRY FIREARMS AFTER CONVICTION/DURING PROBATION
3). 2102680000 • RESISTING EXECUTIVE OFFICER
4). 2115310000 • FALSE PERSONATION
5). 210649000A • ASSAULT ON POLICE OFFICER

BRIDGES, CODY M W 07/08/96 GROVE / OK 02/06/16 00:12 02/06/16 10:49 1). 2108560000 • CONTRIBUTING TO DELINQUENCY OF MINORS

BUCK, BRANDON DEWAYNE M W 06/21/96 WESTVILLE / OK 02/03/16 16:29 02/03/16 19:38 1). 2117060000 • PETIT LARCENY
2). 2117060000 • PETIT LARCENY

BUDDS, TAYLOR F I 03/02/93 SALINA / OK 02/01/16 01:13 02/04/16 14:54 1). 4700110902 • DUI – LIQUOR OR DRUGS/APCV
2). 4700110802 • SPEEDING – POSTED ZONE

CLAYTON, LARRY DELANE M W 12/15/86 JAY / OK 02/02/16 23:25 1). 210644000C • DOMESTIC ASSAULT & BATTERY/ABUSE
2). 210644000C – AGGRAVATED DOMESTIC ASSAULT & BATTERY/ABUSE

CLIFFORD, JAMES M I 06/28/88 GROVE / OK 02/05/16 14:52 1). SANCTIONED TO A WEEK TO BE RELEASED 02/12/2016 @ 1300

CONRAD, CHRISTINA ROSE F IN 07/23/83 NEOSHO / MO 02/03/16 10:55 02/03/16 11:06 1). 2115410001 • MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME

DRY, KERRY DON M I 06/12/89 JAY / OK 02/07/16 14:29 1). 210644000DE • DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE OF MINOR

DUSHANE, ALBERT SHAWNEE M W 01/24/57 GROVE / OK 02/05/16 22:26 02/06/16 04:36 1). 4700110802 • SPEEDING – POSTED ZONE
2). 4700110902 • DUI – LIQUOR OR DRUGS/APCV

EARP, TIMOTHY LEE M W 09/26/87 MIAMI / OK 02/04/16 16:47 1). 2115410001 • MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME
2). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
3). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA

FISHER, CHRISTOPHER JACOB M I 09/06/90 JAY / OK 02/04/16 13:01 1). 2106450000 • ASSAULT,BATTERY,OR ASSAULT & BATTERY W/DANG WEAPON

FLOYD, MICHELLE LEANNE F W 10/23/76 WYANDOTTE / OK 02/06/16 19:57 02/06/16 22:50 1). 2117050000 • GRAND LARCENY

FOREMAN, VIRGINIA LEE F I 12/05/70 Eucha / OK 02/03/16 05:28 02/03/16 10:29 1). 2105400000 • OBSTRUCTING OFFICER

FRANCO, SAMANTHA JEAN F W 06/16/82 JAY / OK 02/06/16 15:22 02/06/16 16:07 1). 2115920000 • UTTERING FORGED INSTRUMENTS
2). 2115920000 • UTTERING FORGED INSTRUMENTS

GUERRERO-MENDOZA, ALEJANDRO M W 11/15/88 ROGERS / AR 02/01/16 21:11 02/01/16 22:53 1). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED

HENSHALL, WILLIAM E M W 05/06/62 GROVE / OK 02/04/16 17:23 1). 2211410013 • FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE

HUDDLESTON, ARTHUR L M W 04/25/51 SPRINGFIELD / MO 02/01/16 19:16 02/02/16 10:57 1). 2117200000 • LARCENY-AUTO AIRCRAFT OR OTHER MOTOR VEH

HUDDLESTON, EDITH MARIE F W 05/02/58 SPRINGFIELD / MO 02/01/16 19:04 02/02/16 10:55 1). 2117200000 • LARCENY-AUTO AIRCRAFT OR OTHER MOTOR VEH

HUNTER, GABRIEL JOSPEH M W 03/30/87 / 02/04/16 22:52 02/04/16 23:12 1). 4700110902 • DUI – LIQUOR OR DRUGS/APCV
2). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA

HUNTER, ROY M W 08/19/70 Jay / OK 02/07/16 08:30 02/07/16 14:00 1). 4707610000 • DRIVING WHILE IMPAIRED

JACKSON, WENDI R F W 06/15/83 SULPHER SPRINGS / AR 02/05/16 23:03 1). 2211100000 • BAIL JUMPING
2). 2211100000 • BAIL JUMPING
3). 2115410001 • MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME

KIRBY, KODY M I 12/14/92 Eucha / OK 02/04/16 15:49 1). 2106440000 • ASSAULT AND BATTERY
2). 2102680000 • RESISTING EXECUTIVE OFFICER
3). 2114310000 • BURGLARY – FIRST DEGREE
4). 211550000A • POSSESS FIREARM W/ ALTERED ID DURING COMM OF FELONY
5). 2106490000 • BATTERY/ASSAULT & BATTERY ON POLICE OFFICER
6). 211378000B • THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF VIOLENCE
7). 211378000B • THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF VIOLENCE
8). 211378000B • THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF VIOLENCE
9). 211378000B • THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF VIOLENCE
10). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
11). 2105400000 • OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
12). 3700080000 • PUBLIC DRUNK

LEMIEUX, RONALD EDWARD M W 11/09/60 Grove / OK 02/06/16 04:54 02/07/16 23:09 1). 470011902D • AGGRAVATED DUI – LIQUOR

LITTLE, BRICE KYLE M I 06/10/88 JAY / OK 02/02/16 15:00 1). 2112890016 • POINTING FIREARMS
2). 2112830000 • CARRY FIREARMS AFTER CONVICTION/DURING PROBATION
3). 2112890016 • POINTING FIREARMS
4). 2112830000 • CARRY FIREARMS AFTER CONVICTION/DURING PROBATION

LITTLE, BRUCE AARON M I 06/10/88 JAY / OK 02/02/16 15:05 02/04/16 19:45 1). 2104400000 • HARBORING FUGITIVE

MANICON, CHASE M W 03/24/95 GROVE / OK 02/04/16 13:39 02/05/16 13:33 1). 3702460000 • MINOR DRINKING BEER IN PUBLIC/ATTEMPT TO PURCHASE
2). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA

MARQUEZ, ANGELITA F WH 01/27/66 SPAVINAW / OK 02/03/16 12:49 02/03/16 13:05 1). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED

MARTINEZ, KELLY ANN F 05/19/66 / OK 02/01/16 21:45 02/01/16 22:49 1). HOLD FOR JAY PD WARRENT.

MEEK, BRENT L M W 02/25/74 SILOAM SPRINGS / AR 02/06/16 11:44 1). HOLD FOR BENTON COUNTY.

MIKSELL, JACOB M W 08/08/85 GRANBY / MO 02/05/16 20:37 1). 2114510000 • EMBEZZLEMENT
2). 2114510000 • EMBEZZLEMENT

MOORE, BRANDY JO F W 03/23/81 CLAREMORE / OK 02/01/16 15:28 02/01/16 15:57 1). 4700070602 • FAILURE TO CARRY SECURITY VERIFICATION

MULLIN, HUNTER A F I 01/02/95 MIAMI / OK 02/01/16 13:08 02/01/16 13:42 1). 2117310000 • LARCENY OF MERCH FROM RETAILER
2). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE

PIGUET, JONATHAN C M W 05/04/95 GROVE / OK 02/05/16 10:09 02/05/16 10:23 1). 6300020401 • DIST OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE -INCL POSS W/ INTENT

POTEET, ROBIN F W 10/31/65 grove / OK 02/01/16 12:59 02/01/16 14:17 1). 470011902D • AGGRAVATED DUI – LIQUOR

RASCON, ALEX M W 08/07/86 KANSAS / OK 02/03/16 17:15 1). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
2). 4700060101 • NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE
3). 4711510000 • OPERATING VEHICLE W/O PROPER TAG/DECAL
4). 4700070606 • FAILURE TO MAINTAIN SECURITY
5). 4700120417 • FAILURE TO WEAR SEATBELT
6). 4700060101 • NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE
7). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED

SAULT, STEPHEN ERIC M W 10/02/71 JAY / OK 02/06/16 18:44 02/07/16 21:44 1). 210644000DE • DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE OF MINOR

SCHWAB, JOHNNY M W 10/28/65 EUCHA / OK 02/07/16 17:28 1). 2114350000 • BURGLARY – SECOND DEGREE
2). 2117060000 • PETIT LARCENY
3). 2117130000 • REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN PROPERTY

SEPULVEDA, CORDELLA ANN F W 07/30/71 JAY / OK 02/05/16 13:15 02/05/16 13:41 1). 2108580001 • CAUSE MINOR TO BE DEPRIVED/IN NEED OF SUPERVISION
2). 2108580001 • CAUSE MINOR TO BE DEPRIVED/IN NEED OF SUPERVISION
3). 2108580001 • CAUSE MINOR TO BE DEPRIVED/IN NEED OF SUPERVISION

SNYDER, CRYSTAL LOUISE F W 04/18/80 SILOAM SPRINGS / AR 02/04/16 00:29 02/04/16 15:23 1). HOLD FOR WEST SILOAM WARRENT IN FILE
2). 3700080000 • PUBLIC DRUNK

STROUD, JESSE RAY M W 01/06/84 Afton / OK 02/05/16 15:08 1). SANCTIONED UNTIL 2/9/2016 @ 1300

TAGG, CRANDALL JERRY M I 09/20/82 SALINA / OK 02/01/16 20:13 02/02/16 10:31 1). 5705900000 • SEX OFFENDER RESIDING W/IN 2000 FT SCHOOL
2). 5705830000 • FAILURE TO REGISTER AS SEX OFFENDER-FELONY IN 1997

THOMAS, JON J M W 07/29/82 MIAMI / OK 02/01/16 11:31 02/01/16 14:56 1). 2114310000 • BURGLARY – FIRST DEGREE
2). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED
3). 2115410001 • MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME

WETHEY, RODNEY D M W 06/12/79 Bernice / OK 02/07/16 13:56 1). 2211100000 • BAIL JUMPING
2). 3700080000 • PUBLIC DRUNK
3). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED

WOOD, TERRY JAY M I 11/12/82 GROVE / OK 02/05/16 15:20 1). SANCTIONED TO 10 DAYS IN DCSO TO BE RELEASED 2/15/2016 @ 1300

TOTAL INMATE REPORTED 48

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From 02/08/2016 To 02/14/2016

 Name   Sex Race    DOB City / State    Booked Date Released Date   Charge Description

ALVAREZ, MARIO M WH 12/25/75 BURLESON / TX 02/14/16 01:04 1).
2). 4700110902 – DUI – LIQUOR OR DRUGS/APCV FELONY SECOND SUBSEQUENT

ANDREWS, COLEMAN M I 11/18/95 FAIRLAND / OK 02/11/16 11:37 02/11/16 12:06 1). 4700070602 • FAILURE TO CARRY SECURITY VERIFICATION

BARTON, ROSS LEE M W 01/27/95 JAY / OK 02/14/16 15:48 02/14/16 16:11 1). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED
2). 4700120418 • FAILURE TO WEAR SEAT BELT

BEAMER, MARK LEE M I 08/29/81 JAY / OK 02/12/16 15:47 1). SANCTIONED TO 5 DAYS IN DCSO TO BE RELEASED ON 2/17/2016 @1330

BIDWELL, CHARLES M W 06/24/63 GROVE / OK 02/09/16 17:43 02/09/16 18:15 1). 4707610000 • DRIVING WHILE IMPAIRED

BROWN, ZACHARY M W 01/31/86 GROVE / OK 02/09/16 04:10 1). 2104540000 • DESTROYING EVIDENCE
2). 6300020408 • ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/MANUF/POSS CDS
3). 4700110902 • DUI – LIQUOR OR DRUGS/APCV

CLARK, HEATHER BROOKE F I 03/10/85 TWIN OAKS / OK 02/09/16 10:55 02/09/16 12:08 1). 6300020407 • OBTAIN/OR ATTEMPT CDS BY FORGERY/FRAUD
2). 210644000C • DOMESTIC ASSAULT & BATTERY/ABUSE

CLARK, HEATHER BROOKE F I 03/10/85 TWIN OAKS / OK 02/12/16 11:26 02/12/16 11:41 1). 6300020407 • OBTAIN/OR ATTEMPT CDS BY FORGERY/FRAUD
2). 210644000C • DOMESTIC ASSAULT & BATTERY/ABUSE

COOK, FRANCINE ROSE F W 01/28/80 EUCHA / OK 02/10/16 16:12 02/13/16 17:20 1). 210644000DE • DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE OF MINOR
2). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED
3). 4700070602 • FAILURE TO CARRY SECURITY VERIFICATION
4). 471151000C • FAIL TO REGISTER VEHICLE W/IN 30 DAYS OF PURCHASE

COOPER, SHAQOUYA DANNIEL F W 05/20/94 GRAVETTE / AR 02/08/16 12:36 02/09/16 17:59 1). 4700119064 • DUI – DRIVER UNDER 21
2). 4700060101 • NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE
3). 4700120417 • FAILURE TO WEAR SEATBELT

CRISP, JIMMY FRANKLIN M W 08/01/97 TULSA / OK 02/13/16 11:44 02/13/16 15:27 1). 3700080000 • PUBLIC DRUNK
2). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
3). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA

FEATHERS, JAMIE D M I 12/31/76 / 02/08/16 16:19 02/08/16 17:04 1). 4700120417 • FAILURE TO WEAR SEATBELT

FIELDS, JOHN G. M I 12/29/73 Wyandotte / OK 02/12/16 19:09 02/14/16 16:49 1). SANCTION RELEASE ON 2-14-16 AT 1700

FRIED, RICHARD M W 04/17/85 AFTON / OK 02/11/16 16:07 02/14/16 14:48 1). 2117130000 • REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN PROPERTY
2). 2117130000 • REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN PROPERTY
3). 2114350000 • BURGLARY – SECOND DEGREE

HALEY-COOPER, DEANNA KAY F W 07/25/67 COLCORD / OK 02/08/16 19:52 02/10/16 13:11 1). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
2). Charge Description 6300020402 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA

HARRIS, ALLEN DEAN M A 11/15/76 KANSAS / OK 02/08/16 22:33 02/09/16 19:16 1). 470011902D • AGGRAVATED DUI – LIQUOR

HEMPHILL, COLBY M W 01/17/90 LANGLEY / OK 02/08/16 12:14 02/12/16 13:04 1). 2117130000 • REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN PROPERTY
2). 2114350000 • BURGLARY – SECOND DEGREE
3). 2117200000 • LARCENY-AUTO AIRCRAFT OR OTHER MOTOR VEH
4). 2117200000 • LARCENY-AUTO AIRCRAFT OR OTHER MOTOR VEH

LEWIS JR., JAMES V. M 09/02/63 KANSAS / OK 02/10/16 01:12 1). 6300020408 • ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/MANUF/POSS CDS
2). 6300020408 • ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/MANUF/POSS CDS
3). 6300020408 • ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/MANUF/POSS CDS
4). HOLD FOR DOC. DO NOT RELEASE

LUPER, CORY JAY M W 08/21/89 BELLAVISTA / AR 02/11/16 16:29 02/11/16 17:13 1). 2108520000 • OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR A CHILD

MARTIN, TINA MARLENE F W 05/01/87 KANSAS / OK 02/08/16 12:27 02/12/16 13:54 1). 630002402C • POSS CDS W/IN 1000FT SCHOOL/PARK/MINOR UNDER 12
2). 630002402C • POSS CDS W/IN 1000FT SCHOOL/PARK/MINOR UNDER 12
3). 630002402C • POSS CDS W/IN 1000FT SCHOOL/PARK/MINOR UNDER 12
4). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA

MATTHEWS, JAROD EALUM M W 12/08/71 VINITA / OK 02/11/16 16:16 1). 4700040103 • REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN VEHICLE
2). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA
3). CRAIG COUNTY DO NOT RELEASE

OLEARY, LARREN RAY M I 07/11/80 Jay / OK 02/09/16 14:41 02/09/16 14:55 1). 210644000DE • DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE OF MINOR
2). 210644000DE • DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE OF MINOR

REGAN, JEREMY LEEDS M I 08/22/89 EUCHA / OK 02/13/16 22:37 1). 2211100000 • BAIL JUMPING
2). 5700130000 • ESCAPE FROM DETAINER FOR CAPITOL OFFENSE
3). 2106440000 • ASSAULT AND BATTERY
4). 2106440000 • ASSAULT AND BATTERY
5). 3700080000 • PUBLIC DRUNK

RUSSELL, SCOTTY D M I 05/29/71 LOCUST GROVE / OK 02/11/16 20:35 02/12/16 12:02 1). 2117600000 • MALICIOUS INJURY/DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
2). 3700080000 • PUBLIC DRUNK

SANDERS, BRYAN DAVID M W 02/03/92 TALEQUAH / OK 02/10/16 19:55 1). 2114350000 • BURGLARY – SECOND DEGREE
2). 2117130000 • REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN PROPERTY

SHERRICK, TAMMATHA ANN F W 06/17/76 CLEORA / OK 02/11/16 16:36 1). 2115410001 • MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME
2). 2115410001 • MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME
3). 4700040103 • REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN VEHICLE
4). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA

SNYDER, MISTY DAWNELL F W 03/04/92 JAY / OK 02/08/16 10:55 02/08/16 15:10 1). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
2). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA

STEPHENS, KOLTON DOUGLAS M W 09/04/96 TULSA / OK 02/13/16 13:56 02/15/16 13:26 1). 4700110312 • IMPROPER USE OF CONTROLLED ACCESS ROAD
2). 4700119064 • DUI-DRIVER UNDER 21
3). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
4). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA
5). 4700060101 • NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE
6). 4700070602 • FAILURE TO CARRY SECURITY VERIFICATION

TAGG, CRANDALL JERRY M I 09/20/82 SALINA / OK 02/12/16 11:49 02/12/16 15:40 1). 5705870000 • VIOLATION OF SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATION

WILLIS, PHILLIP T. M B 07/19/96 AFTON / OK 02/09/16 19:29 1). 2114310000 • BURGLARY – FIRST DEGREE
2). ERROR
3). 2114310000 • BURGLARY – FIRST DEGREE
4). ERROR
5). ERROR
6). ERROR
7). 2117200000 • LARCENY-AUTO AIRCRAFT OR OTHER MOTOR VEH
8). 2117600000 • MALICIOUS INJURY/DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
9). ERROR
10). 2117600000 • MALICIOUS INJURY/DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
11). ERROR
12). ERROR
13). 21540A0000 • ELUDING POLICE OFFICER
14). HOLD FOR CRAIG COUNTY. WARRANT IN FILE

TOTAL INMATE REPORTED 30
GLBJ’s Delaware County OK Arrests & Mug Shots Feb 8, Feb 14, 2016

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The schedule for this spring’s program is as follows:

Date Book, Author Scholar

Thursday, March 3, 2016Leaves in the Wind by LaDonna K. Meinders    Jamie Weaver

Thursday, March 31, 2016Hurrah for My New Free Country by Leon C. Fouquet        Bill Corbett

Thursday, April 21, 2016The Cherokee Strip by Marquis JamesEmily Dial-Driver

Thursday, May 19, 2016On Coon Mountain by Glen RossEmily Dial-Driver

Thursday, June 16, 2016Flight from Innocence by Judson Jerome Brian Cowlishaw

The Oklahoma Experience: In Our Own Words book discussion at Har-Ber Village Museum

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(Miami, OK) – The City of Miami is gearing up for a special celebration in March and is calling on all Miamians – past and present – to join in on the fun.

Miami was officially incorporated on March 3, 1891, and to celebrate the city’s 125^th anniversary organizers have four days of events and activities planned.

“This will be an excellent opportunity for us to celebrate our city’s past, present and future,” said Amanda Davis, Director of Tourism for the City of Miami. “The 125^th Anniversary Committee has put together an incredible list of events and activities to help mark this milestone.”

Events begin Thursday, March 3, with Celebration Day at the Miami Civic Center from noon to 3 p.m. The celebration will feature exhibits, photo galleries and a birthday celebration complete with birthday cake. The official Anniversary Celebration Ceremony, with special guest Oklahoma Lt. Governor Todd Lamb, will begin at 2 p.m. at the Civic Center.

Activities will move downtown for a 4:30 p.m. parade.  Area businesses, organizations and residents are encouraged to take part in the parade. There is no fee to enter the parade, but registration through the Miami Area Chamber of Commerce is required. The Chamber can be reached at 918-542-4481.

Closing out Thursday’s activities is a 7:30 p.m. celebration concert at the Coleman Theatre featuring the group LEVEE Town and former Miamian Jacque Garoutte. “We are very excited about having Jacque return home to Miami with LEVEE Town for this event,” Davis said. “The band has been touring nationally for almost 15 years and has been based out of Kansas City for the last three years. This promises to be a night of great music.”

Tickets for the Levee Town concert are $10 and can be ordered online at www.colemantheatre.org or by calling 918-540-2425.

Another Miamian will be featured on Friday, March 4, as Keith Anderson takes the stage at the Showplace at Buffalo Run Casino. That concert, sponsored by Buffalo Run Casino and the Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau, will kick off at 8 p.m.  Doors will open at 7 p.m.  Tickets for the Keith Anderson concert are $15 and can be purchased at the box office at the casino or online at www.buffalorun.com.

In addition to Anderson’s concert on March 4, teams of volunteers will fan out to the local schools for presentations about the history of Miami. The Miami Arts & Humanities Council will head up projects including a coloring contest for lower and upper elementary students and essay contests for Miami Junior and Senior High students.  Cash prizes will be sponsored by the Miami Arts & Humanities Council.

The Miami All-School Reunion will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, March 5, at the Miami Activity Center on the Miami High School campus. The event will include music, exhibits, memories and light snacks. There will be door prizes and special recognition for the class that has the largest amount of graduates in attendance.

On Saturday, March 5, and Sunday, March 6, organist Dennis James will present the silent film “Why Be Good” at the Coleman Theatre. James will be playing the Coleman’s famous “Mighty Wurlitzer” pipe organ.  Show times are 7:30 p.m. on March 5 and 2:30 p.m. on March 6. Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for seniors and $10 for students and children. Tickets can be purchased at www.colemantheatre.org or by calling 918-540-2425.

“The anniversary celebration is packed with activities for all ages,” Davis said. “Miami graduates are encouraged to begin notifying classmates about the events, especially the all-school reunion. The 125th Anniversary Celebration will be a part of our history. We want to see everyone with a tie to Miami involved.”

The celebration will include t-shirts and a calendar highlighting special dates in the history of Miami. A limited number of calendars and t-shirts will be available for sale.  Beginning in March and lasting through the late fall, a series of banners, sponsored by community organizations and businesses, will align Main Street in downtown Miami paying tribute to milestones that reflect important dates in the history of the city.

For a complete listing of community events being held in conjunction with the Miami 125^th Anniversary Celebration weekend, visit the CVB website at www.visitmiamiok.com/calendar.

For more information about the Miami 125^th Anniversary Celebration, contact the Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau at 918-542-4435. Updates can be found on Facebook by viewing the Miami 125^thAnniversary Celebration page.

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Miami 125th Anniversary Celebration UNDERWAY!

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GROVE, OK (March 1, 2016) – Members of the Women’s Auxiliary Association of Monkey Island recently presented a donation of handmade baby blankets to Logan Thronebury of the women’s health unit at INTEGRIS Grove Hospital.

WAAMI began sewing the high-quality, hand crafted blankets in October of 2014. Since that time, they have donated nearly 300 blankets to the unit. The blankets are given primarily to new parents with limited resources.

Members of the Monkey Island Women’s Auxiliary delivered a box full of handmade blankets to Logan Thronebury of the INTEGRIS women’s health unit. The treasured blankets are given to newborn babies, with priority going to families with limited resources.

Logan Thronebury, B.S.N., RN, a supervisor on the unit, is very thankful for the donation. “Our parents love the blankets donated by WAAMI. It is usually the nicest and softest blanket they have. The blanket is more than just an item to our patients. The blanket holds many memories for them and becomes a cherished treasure. They are humbled and thankful to be able to wrap their bundles of joy up in one of these beautiful blankets. Most importantly they are touched that this group of generous women cares enough to share their talents and share their love during this special time in a women’s life,” said Thronebury.

WAAMI president Joyce Weber spearheads the project and said the group spends about $200 per month on the fabric. Donations to support this project are happily accepted. Please contact Weber at 918-694-4518 for more information.

INTEGRIS Health is Oklahoma’s largest health system with hospitals, rehabilitation centers, physician clinics, mental health facilities, independent living centers and home health agencies located throughout much of the state. For more information, visit www.integrisOK.com. Hand Crafted Baby Blankets Donated to INTEGRIS

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There are two bills in the legislature dealing with daylight savings time. One of them would abolish daylight savings time, and the other one places us on daylight savings time year round. Surprisingly, I have see receive many emails from you regarding this issue. More on those later.

I find it ironic that we are dealing with bills concerning how we keep time in our state while we face a 1.3 billion dollar budget shortfall. How we deal with the budget shortfall remains to be seen. The options are basically to cut government services, find more revenue (taxes), or look for more savings with government consolidation and increased efficiencies.   I am sure the answer will be some combination of all three.  These are very tough issues and it this point it is hard to get a consensus of enough legislators to agree on any one plan. As we get closer to our mandantory adjournment at the end of May and the reality of the budget crisis fully sinks in on all members, a plan will be formulated.

   The state capital of Oklahoma truly is the peoples building. It is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year. I have had many visitors at your state capital lately. The student governing body from NEO, along with President Hale.  The kids and instructors in FFA from Concord, Afton, Wyandotte, and Jay. Grove airport manager, Lisa Jewett, visited on Aeronautics Day at the Capitol. That is just to name a few. I look forward to seeing many more of you when you visit our State Capital.

When I took office over 11 years ago I never dreamed that earthquakes would become an issue in Oklahoma.  They are now quite frequent in the eastern half of our state. We do not actually have much legislation to deal with them because most experts contribute their cause to activity related to the oil and gas industry, which is regulated by the Corporation Commission. While I have often wished that we had oil and gas production in our area, at least we do not have to deal with earthquakes!

Oh yes, back to the daylight savings time bills. I would vote against a bill to abolish daylight savings time. I would either keep it like it is or even extended it to year round. I admit, this is purely for selfish reasons. I love being able to water ski or ride wave runners on Grand Lake at 8:30 at night in the summer!

Thank you for allowing me to serve as your State Representative. I can be reached at dougcoxhouse.gov or 405 – 557 – 7415.

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In the midst of all the budget talk, I’d like to shift gears and share some information about a bill currently in the legislature that would eliminate state mandated End of Instruction exams (EOIs).

Under current Oklahoma law, high school students must pass four out of seven EOIs to graduate from high school, regardless if they successfully earned passing grades in the required courses.  This means if a student has acceptable grades in his or her coursework, they could still not be allowed to graduate if they don’t pass a series of high-stakes, comprehensive state mandated tests before graduation.  Senate Bill 1170 would eliminate these tests, thus allowing each school district to certify mastery of curriculum requirements in graduating high school students.

We’ve heard the same message from parents, teachers, administrators and even students – too many required tests take away valuable learning time in the classroom and cost the state a lot of money.  Teachers don’t have time to focus on course curriculum because they spend a significant amount of time readying students for end of instruction exams.   Students lose out on instruction time because their teachers are focused on test preparation.  By eliminating the high-stakes EOI testing procedure, it allows for greater control on the local level in determining what practices are used to measure academic mastery for students.

The bill states the State Board of Education would work with Higher Ed and CareerTech to develop a list of approved assessments that would align with the Every Student Succeeds Act.  Examples of such assessments might be the Iowa Tests of Basic Skills, the ACT or the SAT.  The state would cover the cost of the exam to ensure students have mastered the curriculum requirements.   This would save parents money because they’re the ones who are currently paying for the ACT or SAT tests for their child.   By using a nationally developed test, this approach would also save the state money because we won’t need to spend those dollars to develop separate tests to be used in Oklahoma schools.

SB 1170 had overwhelming bipartisan support and passed in the Senate last week unanimously with little discussion.  It seems to be the logical answer to the stifling EOI mandate that will ensure valuable classroom time is spent learning, not testing just to test.

As always, I welcome your comments and concerns about state government.  Please feel free to contact me by writing to Senator Charles Wyrick at the State Capitol, Room 523, Oklahoma City, OK, 73105, call me at (405) 521-5561 or email me at wyrick@oksenate.gov. Wyrick calls for reduced testing for school Graduation

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The Whiskey Point Bootlegger’s Ball to Salute Dam Construction Workers

The South Grand Lake Area Chamber of Commerce is delighted to announce a partnership agreement with the Bendel Family, who have been the owners of record for the historic Whiskey Point for over four generations. Known today as Hinds Point, Ray H. Siegfried purchased the property shortly after the last gate was closed in the Pensacola Dam in 1940. Whiskey Point played a significant role in the construction of the dam.

While the accounts of the building of the dam covers a wide variety of topics, some additional old tales of days gone by have surfaced regarding the construction of the dam during the prohibition years in the great state of Oklahoma. As it turns out, distilled spirits served a significant role in keeping thousands of dam workers in the right state-of-mind and focused on the work at hand.

The living conditions, which some historians have described as being a tent city providing limited protection from the elements for workers during their off hours during the 24 hour-a-day project, were deplorable at best. Apparently distilled spirits were not available legally and some of the more creative workers, most likely future Grand Lakers, set out to solve the problem. A nearby location was chosen to establish a still operation, which reportedly was referred to as “Whiskey Point.”

Whiskey Point was but a short hike from Disney and was a densely wooded area which provided a perfect hiding place for the workers to perform their distillery operation. While the setting was apparently rough and the barkeep, perhaps a Siegfried or Bendel by name, even tougher, the first Grand Lake drinking location of record, provided a secret location for workers to unwind. It has been speculated they perhaps even engaged in an illegal gambling game or two and who knows, there could have even been ladies of the night on hand to provide companionship. The location of that pre-Grand Lake party spot is known today as Hinds Point.

Seventy-six years ago those workers were not only sipping their moonshine on Whiskey Point, they were rapidly closing in on the completion of the historic Pensacola Dam. In recognition of their contribution to the Grand Lake we enjoy today, the South Grand Lake Area Chamber is dedicating their annual season launching event as a salute to a truly remarkable feat. The Whiskey Point Bootlegger’s Ball, A Speakeasy Soirée, is set for April 2, 2016 at Cherokee Yacht Club. While the location of the salute will be complete with all the modern day yacht club amenities, the operation will be hosted in a 1930’s setting, when drinking establishments were definitely found behind closed doors and subject to police raids from time-to-time.

Grandshine will be a popular drink

Games of chance will be a blast

Art & June Box have been canned in the jail.

Even the Governor, Mary Fallin, and the first gentleman joined in the fun and are pictured with Chuck & Victoria Perry.

The Bendel Family, and the Siegrieds in years gone by, has always embraced the traditions which have made Grand Lake such a special place. Long after the construction workers had abandoned Whiskey Point, the family put on a huge fireworks show annually, which some claim was the forerunner to the big Duck Creek Show viewed by thousands annually.

Fourth generation Laker, Dave Bendel says, “We were Grand Lakers before being Grand Lakers was trendy and cool!

He added, “It’s always been in the fiber of our family events and has always been a mainstay in offering bonding opportunities which many can only dream of. To have an opportunity to be part of the salute to those who made it all possible is truly special. We can’t wait to raise our glasses in a salute those who made this all possible.”

Some will say the high point of the event evening will be a review of the shenanigans, which reportedly took place on Whiskey Point, by Dave Bendel, and the introduction of “Bendel Bender Grand Shine” to commemorate the work effort on the project.

Other activities will be a silent auction featuring Dam Site memorabilia and other items donated by the Grand Lake business community. Early plans, but more will be announced, include a live auction, a full jazz swing band, games of chance from Casino Night of Tulsa, a jail house photo booth with props, great appetizers provided by Cherokee Yacht Club and more. That is until the party gets busted by the fuzz.

The event is open to the public. Tickets are $25 each and can be purchased now at GrandLakeAreaChamber.org or call 918-782-3214 and get the password. The ball will begin at 6:30 PM at Cherokee Yacht Club, 33152 Browning Lane, Cleora, OK.

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From 02/22/2016 To 02/28/2016

From 02/22/2016 To 02/28/2016

Name Sex Race DOB City / State Booked Date Released Date Charge Description

ARMSTRONG, TIMOTHY JAY M I 10/25/94 WYNDOTTE / OK 02/23/16 10:12 02/23/16 10:29 1). 2106520000 • ASSAULT &/OR BATTERY W/ DEADLY WEAPON

AUTRY, DAWN MICHELLE F W 02/27/71 EUCHA / OK 02/23/16 17:44 1). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
2). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
3). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA
4). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
5).
6).
7). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
8). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED

BANKS, LORETTA F W 05/06/71 EUCHA / OK 02/23/16 15:53 02/23/16 18:08 1). 2115410001 • MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME

BOLIN, RANDY M W 02/20/67 HELENA / OK 02/24/16 21:22 1). 2115410001 • MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME
2). 2115410001 • MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME
3). HERE ON A WRIT DO NOT RELEASE

BOWMAN, JESSEE RAY M W 06/18/91 NORTH FORK / AR 02/25/16 19:32 1). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
2). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA
3). 4700110802 • SPEEDING – POSTED ZONE
4). 4700060303 – DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED – 2ND SUB

BRIDGES, CODY M W 07/08/96 GROVE / OK 02/28/16 04:55 02/28/16 10:20 1). 4700119064 • DUI – DRIVER UNDER 21

CHUMWALOOKY, ERIC M W 07/21/80 SALINA / OK 02/23/16 19:24 02/24/16 14:54 1). 2211100000 • BAIL JUMPING
2). Public intoxication
3). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED
4). 4700220023 • MISC TRAFFIC/TAXES DUE STATE-NOW 4711510000

DICK, NICK MARTEEN M W 10/10/88 JAY / OK 02/22/16 17:47 02/24/16 21:40 1). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA
2). 6300020401 • DIST OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE -INCL POSS W/ INTENT
3). 6300020404 • MAINT PLACE FOR KEEPING/SELLING CDS
4). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
5). 6300020401 • DIST OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE -INCL POSS W/ INTENT
6). 6300020401 • DIST OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE -INCL POSS W/ INTENT
7). 6300020401 • DIST OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE -INCL POSS W/ INTENT
8). 630002401G • MANUFACTURE OF CDS/POSS MATERIAL W/INTENT TO MANUF
9). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
10). 2117310000 • LARCENY OF MERCH FROM RETAILER

DYKES, CORY WILLIAM M W 06/06/94 VINITA / OK 02/23/16 17:07 02/25/16 16:36 1). 2117130000 • REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN PROPERTY
2). 2114350000 • BURGLARY – SECOND DEGREE
3). 2117130000 • REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN PROPERTY
4). 2114350000 • BURGLARY – SECOND DEGREE

FIELDS, JOHN G. M I 12/29/73 Wyandotte / OK 02/26/16 18:59 02/28/16 17:59 1). WEEKEND SANCTION RELEASE ON 2/28/2016 @ 1800

FRIEND, JAMES WESLEY M I 01/05/85 TAHLEQUAH / OK 02/26/16 14:47 1). SANCTIONED TO 4 DAYS IN DCSO TO BE RELEASED 03/01/2016 @ 1300

GARZA, JOSE CELSA M WH 11/02/95 SILOAM SPRINGS / AR 02/22/16 12:37 1). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
2). 4711510002 • ALTERING LICENSE PLATE/DECAL

INFIELD, JAMIE F W 06/26/79 JAY / OK 02/26/16 10:39 02/26/16 10:50 1). 2115410002 • FELONY VALUE-FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME

KELLY, DONALD WILLIAM M I 09/14/78 KANSAS / OK 02/26/16 15:08 02/26/16 17:15 1). 570021000B • POSSESSION OF CONTRABAND BY INMATE

KING, JOHNNY LEE M W 02/14/62 WATTS / OK 02/26/16 11:11 1). 630002401G • MANUFACTURE OF CDS/POSS MATERIAL W/INTENT TO MANUF

KISSIRE, KENNA R F I 09/08/78 GENTRY / AR 02/22/16 13:50 1). 2115410001 • MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME
2). 2115410002 • FELONY VALUE-FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME
3). 2108520000 • OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR A CHILD
4). 2108520000 • OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR A CHILD
5). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED

LAM, TAYLOR LYN F W 12/03/84 JAY / OK 02/22/16 21:54 1). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
2). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA

MACY, DUSTIN EUGENE M WH 04/05/77 AFTON / OK 02/27/16 21:24 1). 2112830000 • CARRY FIREARMS AFTER CONVICTION/DURING PROBATION
2). 4711510000 • OPERATING VEHICLE W/O PROPER TAG/DECAL

MATTHEWS, JOSHUA DAVID M I 10/16/94 CANEY / KS 02/25/16 23:14 1). 6300020401 • DIST OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE -INCL POSS W/ INTENT
2). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA

MULLIN, HUNTER A F I 01/02/95 MIAMI / OK 02/25/16 19:18 02/25/16 19:38 1). 2117310000 • LARCENY OF MERCH FROM RETAILER
2). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE

PETERS, GENE M W 05/30/77 / OK 02/27/16 15:28 1). 4700070606 • FAILURE TO MAINTAIN SECURITY
2). 2117150000 • TRANSPORTING STOLEN PROPERTY INTO STATE
3). 21540A000B • ENDANGERING OTHERS WHILE ELUDING POLICE OFFICER
4). 4711160001 • OPERATE NEW MV W/ EXPIRED REGISTRATION

PHILLIPS, TRENTON SION M I 07/20/92 GROVE / OK 02/28/16 05:36 02/28/16 10:10 1). 3700080000 • PUBLIC DRUNK

PLANT, NATHAN M B 02/25/91 Kansas / OK 02/24/16 21:20 1). 6300020408 • ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/MANUF/POSS CDS
2). 6300020408 • ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/MANUF/POSS CDS
3). HERE ON A WRIT DO NOT RELEASE

SHALLCROSS, ANDREW BEAU M W 10/04/88 TULSA / OK 02/27/16 11:07 02/27/16 16:28 1). 4700110902 • DUI – LIQUOR OR DRUGS/APCV

TENNANT, DAVID WADE M W 10/01/64 JAY / OK 02/24/16 10:22 1). 6300020333 • SELLING PRODUCT TO BE PRECURSOR IN MANUFACTURE CDS

TOTAL INMATE REPORTED 25

GLBJ’s Weekly Delaware County OK. Arrests and Mug Shots Feb 22-Feb 28, 2016

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From 02/29/2016 To 03/06/2016

From 02/29/2016 To 03/06/2016

Name Sex Race DOB City / State Booked Date Released Date Charge Description

BINGHAM, JACOB NEWLEY M I 07/11/92 GROVE / OK 03/01/16 11:36 03/01/16 13:30 1). 2211100000 • BAIL JUMPING

DAVIDSON, BRITTANY F W 03/04/96 / 03/02/16 14:36 1). 6300020401 • DIST OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE -INCL POSS W/ INTENT
2). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA
3). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
4). 4700060101 • NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE
5). 4700070602 • FAILURE TO CARRY SECURITY VERIFICATION
6). 4711510002 • ALTERING LICENSE PLATE/DECAL
7). 471151000C • FAIL TO REGISTER VEHICLE W/IN 30 DAYS OF PURCHASE

ELLIOTT, DANIEL B. M WH 10/25/79 GROVE / OK 03/04/16 02:26 1). 2112830000 • CARRY FIREARMS AFTER CONVICTION/DURING PROBATION
2). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA
3). HOLD FOR GROVE PD. WARRANTS IN FILE

FOWLER, MATTHEW RYAN M I 05/26/89 GROVE / OK 03/04/16 15:44 1). SANCTIONED TO 3 DAYS IN DCSO TO BE RELEASED 03/07/2016 @ 1300

HENSON, JOSHUA O M W 10/15/84 GRAVETTE / AR 03/03/16 16:40 03/05/16 15:51 1). 6300020407 • OBTAIN/OR ATTEMPT CDS BY FORGERY/FRAUD
2). 6300020408 • ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/MANUF/POSS CDS
3). 37053700A7 • TRANSPORTING OPEN CONTAINER-LIQUOR
4). 2112200000 • TRANSPORTING OPEN CONTAINER-BEER

INFIELD, JAMIE F W 06/26/79 JAY / OK 03/03/16 10:38 03/03/16 10:49 1). 5915120000 • FALSE DECLARATION OF OWNERSHIP IN PAWN

JIMENEZ, NATHANAEL M WH 05/13/87 GROVE / OK 02/29/16 10:38 02/29/16 11:36 1). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
2). 4700110802 • SPEEDING – POSTED ZONE

KEENER, DAKOTA M I 11/05/87 JAY / OK 03/01/16 05:02 03/01/16 15:54 1). 210644000DE • DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE OF MINOR

KEENER, DAKOTA M I 11/05/87 JAY / OK 03/04/16 11:10 03/04/16 11:37 1). 210644000C • DOMESTIC ASSAULT & BATTERY/ABUSE

KEETON, JEFFERY RAY M W 03/31/77 MIAMI / OK 03/01/16 19:05 1). 2117130000 • REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN PROPERTY

LUTTRELL, KELLY M I 10/08/56 GROVE / OK 03/04/16 20:27 03/06/16 20:52 1). 4700110902 • DUI – LIQUOR OR DRUGS/APCV
2). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED
3). 470006101D • OPERATING MOTORCYCLE W/O LICENSE AND ENDORSEMENT

MARTINEAU, AARON M M I 01/24/92 SOUTHWEST CITY / MO 03/01/16 10:48 03/01/16 11:07 1). 2115310004 • FALSE PERSONATION CREATING LIABILITY OR BENEFIT
2). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
3). 4700060303 • DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/SUSP/REVOKED
4). 4700070606 • FAILURE TO MAINTAIN SECURITY

MILLER, COLBY MARVIN M W 03/13/68 GROVE / OK 03/04/16 10:11 03/04/16 10:38 1). 2117310000 • LARCENY OF MERCH FROM RETAILER

MILLER, JASON ANDREW M W 08/12/73 SAN DIEGO / CA 03/06/16 05:44 03/06/16 20:53 1). 470011902D • AGGRAVATED DUI – LIQUOR

PERKINS, JEFFERY M W 03/25/81 / OK 03/03/16 16:25 1). 5705830000 • FAILURE TO REGISTER AS SEX OFFENDER-FELONY IN 1997

PORTER, JOHN CHRISTOPHER M U 04/24/67 Grove / OK 03/04/16 12:10 1). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
2). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
3). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA
4). 4700070606 • FAILURE TO MAINTAIN SECURITY
5). 4700120417 • FAILURE TO WEAR SEATBELT

PURDOM, JOHN M W 08/11/95 TULSA / OK 03/05/16 13:30 03/05/16 14:37 1). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
2). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA

ROBERTSON, WILL LARANCE M W 07/11/96 EUCHA / OK 03/05/16 22:33 03/06/16 06:00 1). 4700110902 • DUI – LIQUOR OR DRUGS/APCV

SANDERSON, AVERY M W 04/08/95 EDMOND / OK 03/02/16 11:08 03/02/16 11:37 1). 2112150000 • MINOR IN POSSESSION OF ALC BEV
2). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA

SANTIZO, ASHLEY BRE ANN F W 07/23/90 GROVE / OK 03/04/16 10:17 03/04/16 11:22 1). 107115000C • CHILD NEGLECT
2). 6300020405 • UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA

SHERMAN, HARRIET VERONICA F W 11/13/97 TULSA / OK 03/05/16 13:53 03/05/16 15:21 1). 6300020402 • POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
2). 2112150000 • MINOR IN POSSESSION OF ALC BEV
3). 4700110802 • SPEEDING – POSTED ZONE

TAGG, CHRISTOPHER D M I 03/18/92 SALINA / OK 03/02/16 22:36 03/03/16 02:15 1). 3700080000 • PUBLIC DRUNK

TAGG, MARTY M I 02/23/68 / 03/02/16 22:48 03/03/16 10:12 1). 3700080000 • PUBLIC DRUNK
2). 2112890011 • RECKLESS CONDUCT WITH FIREARM

THRELKELD, JUSTIN M W 06/18/96 GROVE / OK 03/04/16 11:59 1). 210644000C • DOMESTIC ASSAULT & BATTERY/ABUSE

WILLIS, PHILLIP T. M B 07/19/96 AFTON / OK 03/06/16 19:42 1). 2114350000 • BURGLARY – SECOND DEGREE
2). 2117600000 • MALICIOUS INJURY/DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
3). 2117600000 • MALICIOUS INJURY/DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
4). 4700040102 • UNAUTHORIZED USE OF A VEHICLE
5). 4700040102 • UNAUTHORIZED USE OF A VEHICLE
6). 4700040102 • UNAUTHORIZED USE OF A VEHICLE

WITT, LACI DAWN F W 12/14/86 JAY / OK 03/04/16 11:44 03/07/16 06:04 1). SANCTIONED TO 3 DAYS IN DCSO TO BE RELEASED 03/07/2016 @ 0700 EXACTLY! NEEDS TO BE IN TULSA BY NOON FOR A TREATMENT FACILITY PER JOHN KOCH

WOFFORD, KELLY PAULINE F I 04/04/71 COLCORD / OK 02/29/16 14:54 02/29/16 16:08 1). 2108580001 • CAUSE MINOR TO BE DEPRIVED/IN NEED OF SUPERVISION

ZIEGLER, GARY D M W 03/11/57 / 03/03/16 19:58 1). FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE(FLORIDA)
2). 2211410013 • FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE (FLORIDA)

TOTAL INMATE REPORTED 28

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Several of you have inquired as to why the Spavinaw State Park is closed. The winter flooding damaged the campsites, a storage building, restrooms, the road and utilities.  The extent of repairs that need to be made exceeds the capability of the Oklahoma Department of Tourism. By state law, the repairs have to be put out to bid. There was a pre-bid meeting held last week to obtain quotes. The bids should be let in early April, with the requirement the contractor complete the work in 45 days with a penalty for delays. If all goes well, the park should be open for the Memorial Day holiday. First the tornado damage last spring, and then the winter flooding. Surely our bad luck with that park has run its course!

  Legislatively, the House of Representatives have completed work on bills originating in the House. Those that passed have been sent to the Senate. Senate bills that passed have been sent to us and are making their way through the House committee process. Work on the budget is an ongoing process and continues daily.

There are many young members in the Legislature with children still at home, so last week – which was Spring Break in the school systems – was an abbreviated three-day week with no legislative session on Thursday to save the state money. Many members used this week to spend time with family.

Recent visitors from our area to the Capitol included the Mayes County Leadership Class, the Miami Chamber of Commerce and Tracy Shaw. In addition, I was recently honored to address the top Northeastern Oklahoma A&M students at their honors banquet in the student union.

It’s not all work and no play at the Capitol. Monday was the annual “Bob Wills Day,” with first the House Chamber, and later the rotunda, filled with wonderful classic country music with Oklahoma roots. Our state’s official country song is the Bob Wills tune “Faded Love.”

Thanks once again for allowing me to serve as your state representative. I can reached at dougcox@okhouse.gov or 405-557-7415.

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MONKEY ISLAND AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 26551 S HWY 125 MONKEY ISLAND, OK  74331 March 10, 2016 Dear Friend of Monkey Island: Great things are happening on Monkey Island and the Monkey Island Area Chamber is looking forward to an exciting and prosperous future for all!  Shangri-La has announced the construction of the new hotel, which is scheduled to be completed April 1, 2017.  Home sales are increasing, despite lagging oil and gas prices, and spring is in the air! Our fledgling Chamber had a slower start than we had hoped, after the loss of our Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer-Joanie Higgins, Heather Fink and Kallie Haffner.  I will also be stepping down as President at our next membership meeting so that our younger members can step up into leadership roles.  I believe with their energy and enthusiasm the Chamber will become a dynamic force on Grand Lake. Parasailing with “Sail Grand” This year it’s vital that we increase our membership and financial support so we can continue mowing and maintaining the Highway 125 roadside.  We would also like to develop a calendar of events that will increase your enjoyment at the Lake and tourism, which in turn will increase business and property values.  However, last year we only raised enough money through dues to cover our mowing expense. Your participation is vital this year because our mowing expense will be higher due to the expansion of the pedestrian trail which requires us to mow higher up on the roadside and do more edging to keep our boulevard manicured.  We expect an increase in mowing costs from $1,250 per week to $1,950 per week. Your prompt payment of your 2016 membership dues will enable us to carry on this important beautification project, and allow us to put our “best face forward” to home owners, customers and tourists alike. A membership meeting will be held in early summer when more of our homeowners are in town.  In the meantime, an early spring means early mowing and it is imperative that we receive membership dues as soon as possible. Annual Platinum Membership:           $1,000 Annual Gold Membership:                 $   500 Annual Silver Membership:                $   250 Individual/Family Memberships:        $     50 You will note that we have added an optional extra feature to our membership form this year:  you can add the name(s) and contact information of your designated emergency contacts in the event you become ill or injured while you are on the Island.  This information will be maintained in a folder at the Monkey Island Fire Department, who as first responders are often the primary contact in times of crisis.  The need for this became apparent this month when our good Island friend, Jim Dunn, became critically ill and unable to provide emergency contact information. Please complete the attached form and return, along with your check, to MIACC, c/o Oklahoma State Bank, 26551 S HW 125, Monkey Island, OK 74331. We’re looking forward to a safe and prosperous 2016 with our Island friends and families!! Best regards,   Cari Williams, President

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The Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadron held its monthly membership meeting on March 17 at Eagle’s Landing Resort. The speaker was Wes Kreie of Marine Max Vacations which is associated with Harbor View Marina. Wes spoke about their vacation charters out of Tortola, British Virgin Islands. They offer fully equipped small or large boat charters. The charters can be crewed or bare boat.

Bruce Watson tests his boating skill on the boating simulator

Barbara Zinn (r) of the Power Squadron ensures the life jacket fits properly

There are several important upcoming events for the Squadron that are open to the public.

On May 3 there will be a reading at the Grove City Council meeting of a proclamation designating May 21-27 as Safe Boating Week in Grove.

The Squadron will have a Safe Boating Week kick-off event at Honey Creek Marina beginning at 10 am on May 21. There will be a reading of the proclamation. Free boat safety inspections will be offered. And, free hot dogs and snacks will be available for those attending. Also, that day, the Squadron will have a fund raising sale at the shops of Honey Creek Marina.

The annual shoreline cleanup will be on June 4. The Squadron will clean an area of the Grand Lake shoreline and staff dumpsters provided by a grant from GRDA for the public to deposit shoreline debris.

The Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadron is a unit of the United States Power Squadrons. For more information on the Squadron and its activities, contact Scott Cox at 918-964-8170 or www.usps.org/grandlake.

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