Oklahoma Business Loses Building To Fire After November Tornado

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Tuesday, December 11th 2018, 3:57 pm

By: Emory Bryan

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Oklahoma Business Loses Building To Fire After November Tornado

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Sue's Recycling has locations around the Lake Tenkiller area and has reportedly lost their last building after a fire on Monday.

Oklahoma Business Loses Building To Fire After November Tornado

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Sue's Recycling has locations around the Lake Tenkiller area and has reportedly lost their last building after a fire on Monday.

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