Kingston Native supports U.S. Navy shipyard surge as part of COVID-19 response

By Rick Burke
Navy Office of Community Outreach

Posted 11/26/20

PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii - A 2015 Kingston High School graduate and native of Kingston, Oklahoma, is serving at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility as part of the largest …

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Kingston Native supports U.S. Navy shipyard surge as part of COVID-19 response

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Session records of Old Bennington Presbyterian Church

Superintendent’s contract renewed

Friends of the Library quilt drawing

Shelly Key returns to Southeastern as Executive Director of Admissions and Enrollment