Oklahoma state news briefs for March 31, 2012
Oklahoma state news briefs for March 31, 2012
IN BRIEF
Death brings
prison term
A Midwest City man was sentenced Friday to 30 years in prison for shooting a man to death in a Walmart parking lot in Del City. A jury convicted Michael Kenebrew, 20, of second-
Police seek van driver
Two pedestrians hurt in a hit-and-run accident on the University of Central Oklahoma campus were in good condition Friday at an Oklahoma City hospital. Yessica Deleon, 18, and Bryana Gariza, 18, were injured about 8:30 p.m. Thursday on Ayers Street north of Chambers Library. A minivan was seen leaving the scene east on Second Street. To report information, call 974-2345.
Deer Creek eyes changes
Deer Creek School District officials are considering starting school one hour later one day per week, according to a letter sent to parents Friday. The late-start initiative could be implemented for the 2012-13 school year, Superintendent Sean McDaniel said. The idea is to give teachers additional time to address their workload, McDaniel said. The district will release a survey in the next few days on the Deer Creek website to get parents' input, McDaniel said.
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