— Oklahoma Highway Patrol Troopers Greg Jennings, left, and Robert Francis, tell Muskogee High School junior John Esannason about career possibilities with the OHP. Students visited 65 exhibits at the MHS College/Career/Job Fair held Wednesday.
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Oklahoma Highway Patrol Troopers Greg Jennings, left, and Robert Francis, tell Muskogee High School junior John Esannason about career possibilities with the OHP. Students visited 65 exhibits at the MHS College/Career/Job Fair held Wednesday. Staff photo by Cathy Spaulding
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LIVE BLOG:Coverage of Monday's devastating tornado
A massive tornado touched down Monday afternoon in Moore, Okla., just south of Oklahoma City. Follow live coverage of the aftermath of the storm.
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