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After careful review, these are the favorite stories of 2018 as selected by the staff of The Frontier as well as its readers.
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Four years ago, the Oklahoma City Disaster Relief Fund, overseen by the Oklahoma City Community Foundation, still had more than $10 million remaining to benefit survivors of the 1995 bombing. How the remaining funds have been distributed continues to be a point of contention for some survivors.
