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Feeling at home (when you can't be there)
Downtown opens its heart to Fort Sill soldiers

 
By Susan Simpson    Comment on this article Leave a comment
Published: December 22, 2007

From a standing ovation at Toby Keith's restaurant to a speedy slide down an icy incline, about 40 Fort Sill soldiers who aren't going home for the holidays instead enjoyed a fun-filled day downtown.

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Dec 21People having fun snow tubing at the Bricktown Ballpark

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Pvt. Joseph Martinez rides a snow tube Friday at the AT&T Bricktown Ballpark. About 40 soldiers who won't be going home for Christmas were in the city Friday to enjoy the attractions. BY JIM BECKEL, The Oklahoman

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