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Sarah Nishimuta

Sarah Nishimuta

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Reporter, Woodward News

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  • Local woman completes citizenship process: Rosario Gaytan thrilled to become US citizen

    By Sarah Nishimuta| Woodward News Verified After about six months of hard work, Rosario Gaytan is pleased to officially be a U.S. Citizen. Gaytan has lived in Woodward for almost 29 years and is thrilled to finally complete the naturalization process. “The process can be as easy or as hard as you want it to be. Most people will hire a lawyer to do this for them but I decided to do it myself,” Gaytan said.

    By Sarah Nishimuta · Woodward News

    Sep. 26, 2020

  • AAA hosting virtual safari

    By Sarah Nishimuta| Woodward News Verified AAA is offering a solution for those that are not ready or able to travel due to the ongoing Covid-19 concerns by offering a free African Safari in a one-time virtual event. “We recognize the need for travelers to make meaningful connections with their dream destinations and created a series of events to provide a way for the exploration of exotic destinations from the comfort of home,” said AAA Oklahoma Public and Government Affairs Manager Leslie Gamble.

    By Sarah Nishimuta · Woodward News

    Jul. 21, 2020

  • Local woman completes citizenship process: Rosario Gaytan thrilled to become US citizen

    By Sarah Nishimuta| Woodward News Verified After about six months of hard work, Rosario Gaytan is pleased to officially be a U.S. Citizen. Gaytan has lived in Woodward for almost 29 years and is thrilled to finally complete the naturalization process. “The process can be as easy or as hard as you want it to be. Most people will hire a lawyer to do this for them but I decided to do it myself,” Gaytan said.

    By Sarah Nishimuta · Woodward News

    Sep. 26, 2020

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Woodward News

Woodward, Oklahoma, United States

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Founded: 1887