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- 1New immigration processing center opens in Edmond, Oklahoma▼New immigration processing center opens in Edmond; DHS Sec. Mullin calls immigrants 'customers'
A new immigration processing center has opened in Edmond, Oklahoma. Homeland Security Secretary Mullin attended and drew attention by referring to immigrants as 'customers,' a framing that is prompting debate about how the agency treats people going through the immigration system. Multiple local public radio outlets covered the opening.
- 2Professor John Corbett discusses Edwin Morgan's Cyrano translation●Professor John Corbett discusses Edwin Morgan’s translation of Rostand’s CYRANO DE BERGERAC – from our 2021 Schools Conf
Scottish Literature at the University of Glasgow is sharing a talk by Professor John Corbett on Edwin Morgan's Scots translation of Edmond Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac, drawn from its 2021 Schools Conference. The item is being circulated around International Translation Day, drawing attention to Morgan's drama translations and their place in Scottish literature.
- 3Mullin helps open new USCIS office in Edmond▼Secretary Markwayne Mullin helps open US Citizenship and Immigration Services office in Edmond
Secretary Markwayne Mullin took part in the opening of a new US Citizenship and Immigration Services office in Edmond, Oklahoma. The event marks expanded federal immigration services in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area, giving local residents a closer location for citizenship and immigration-related services. Coverage has so far been limited to local reporting on the ceremony.
- 4Edmund Halley House in Oxford draws travel interest●Edmund Halley House, Oxford, UK Edmond Halley was appointed the next Savilian Professor of Geometry in January 1703/4 an
Edmund Halley House in Oxford, UK is being highlighted as a historic site tied to the astronomer's life. Edmond Halley was appointed Savilian Professor of Geometry in January 1703/4 and is believed to have moved into the house two months later as a sub-tenant under a lease John Wallis had held from New College. An observatory was built there in 1705.
- 5Edmonds arts roundup: ballet trainees, theater and queer history talk▼Art Beat: Ballet trainee program, theater, science book signing, ‘The Tea on Queer History’
My Edmonds News' Art Beat column highlights a slate of local cultural events, including a ballet trainee program, theater performances, a science book signing, and an event called 'The Tea on Queer History'. The roundup serves as a guide for residents looking for arts and community activities in the Edmonds area this week.
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Discussions are underway about Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds and his standing as one of pop and R&B's most influential songwriters. Fans and commentators are weighing his decades of hits written for artists like Whitney Houston, Boyz II Men and Toni Braxton against more recent conversations about credit and recognition in the industry, with opinions divided on how he ranks among all-time greats.
- 7Edmond Public Works readies 24-hour storm response teams▼Edmond Public Works prepares for around-the-clock storm response
Edmond Public Works crews in Oklahoma are gearing up for a storm response operation running around the clock. Staff and equipment are being positioned to clear roads and handle damage as severe weather approaches the area. Residents are being advised to stay alert and report hazards so crews can respond quickly through the storm period.