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Celebrating a Century of Service for WWII Veteran Ralph Perona

August 14, 2024 | McAlester, Pittsburg County, Oklahoma



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Celebrating a Century of Service for WWII Veteran Ralph Perona
During a recent government meeting, the Mayor highlighted the upcoming 100th birthday celebration for Ralph Perona, a World War II veteran, scheduled for Saturday at the Dav in Krebs. The Mayor encouraged community members to attend, emphasizing Perona's remarkable life and experiences.

In a more serious discussion, the Mayor addressed concerns regarding homelessness in the area. He urged the community to recognize the humanity of those living outside, noting that not all individuals in such circumstances are criminals. He shared a success story of a woman who transitioned from homelessness to obtaining her Commercial Driver's License (CDL) and excelling in her training, illustrating the potential for positive change when given opportunities.

The meeting also included procedural motions to convene various authorities, including the McAlester Airport Authority and the McAlester Public Works Authority, with all motions passing unanimously. The council reaffirmed its commitment to addressing local issues while fostering a supportive community environment.

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