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1Oklahoma Ranks High in Small Biz Wireless Use

March 25, 2010 -- A new AT&T Small Business Technology Poll ranks Oklahoma #2 in use of wireless by small businesses.  Atlanta was #1 among the 10 metro areas included in the survey.

The Tulsa World reports that Oklahoma also topped the other areas in the use of wi-fi hotspots, laptops and notebooks.
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2Governors' Wind Energy Coalition Recommendations

March 24, 2010 - The Governors' Wind Energy Coalition recently released its national recommendations for wind energy development.  The report, Great Expectations: U.S. Wind Energy Development, is the product of a bipartisan group of 30 governors from all areas of the nation.  Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry is a member of the group.

The 6 recommendations outlined in the report are designed to cost-effectively address jobs, energy, climate and national security through the use of domestic renewable energy resources.
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3AAA Celebrates Grand Opening of OKC Operations Center

March 23, 2010 -- AAA officials cut the ribbon today on the organization's massive new operations center in northwest Oklahoma City.

The 147,000-square-foot building is a joint project of six AAA clubs, including AAA Oklahoma, and serves as a primary point of contact for 6 million AAA members in 10 states.
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4Main Street Day at the Capitol Expects Large Turnout

March 18, 2010 -- The Oklahoma Main Street Center, a division of the Oklahoma Department of Commerce and close to 40 Main Street communities from around the state will bring their downtowns to the State Capitol Thursday, April 8, during Main Street Day at the Capitol.
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5OKC and Tulsa Score Well for Young Adults

March 15, 2010 – A new study by Portfolio.com ranks Tulsa and Oklahoma City among the nation's top 10 places for young adults. Oklahoma City is No. 6 and Tulsa is No. 8.
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Recent Oklahoma Kudos

2010 Ten Best Places for Young Adults
(Portfolio.com)
Oklahoma City, #6
Tulsa #8

2010 Lowest Corporate Taxes
(Tax Foundation)
Oklahoma,#7

Cities Having an "Awesome" Recovery
(Business Insider)
Oklahoma City, #3
Tulsa, #10
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