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Tahlequah resident Janet Bahr, right, drops a bag of old and unused prescription drugs a designated take-back site Saturday. Law enforcement officials worked with local agencies to coordinate the event. Officials include, from left: Tahlequah Police Department Reserve Officer Edgar Lucero, Drug Enforcement Administration Diversion Group Supervisor Paul Jaster, and TPD Public Information Officer Brad Robertson.

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Should storm shelters be a mandatory part of construction in tornado-prone areas?

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