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November 9, 2012

Friday, Nov. 9: GOOD AFTERNOON!

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Tahlequah — Take a look at what we've lined up for Sunday's Press:

• Rob Anderson will be on hand for the Veterans Day parade and related festivities.

• Josh Newton will have a multimedia production on the parade, which will be on our website.

• Renee Fite will be dropping by the Illinois River Arts and Crafts Festival at NSU.

• Jean Havens will take a look at a long-standing area tradition: the St. Basil's Bazaar.

Have a great weekend!

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