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OPENINGS: Matcha Café Maiko, offering premium green-tea ice cream, floats, frappes, teas and more, has opened at 639 N. Mills Ave. The cafe uses organic ceremonial-grade matcha imported from Kyoto, Japan ... Uncle Sung Chicken + Rice, a virtual kitchen serving Singapore-style Hainan chicken rice (poached chicken thighs and garlic rice cooked in chicken stock accompanied by ginger, scallion and garlic chili sauce) is open for business. Visit @followunclesung to order ... From the rumor mill: Thomas Ward of Pig Floyd's Urban Barbakoa is looking to open a pizza concept in the area. Chicken Fi...

Randy Mitchell | For The Ada News Dec 23, 2020 Thomas Ward On Monday, a temporary stay was granted to the state to allow it time to seek a permanent stay on a judge's order to vacate the charges and sentences of Thomas Ward until the matter is resolved by the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals. Last Friday, Oklahoma District Court Judge Paula Inge granted Ward's amended application for post-conviction relief (filed on his behalf earlier this year by his attorneys) and vacated and set aside the judgements and sentences against him, and, discharged "Ward from the custody of the Okla...

'The Innocent Man' Thomas Ward. Credit: Netflix The Innocent Man documentary subject Thomas Ward is set to be released from prison after his sentence was vacated by a judge. The six-part true crime Netflix series was released back in 2018, and features the case of Ward and Karl Fontenot, who were convicted for the kidnapping and murder of Donna Denice Haraway in 1984. The pair were convicted despite no physical evidence tying them to the case, with Ward alleging that his confession was coerced by police. Ward’s attorneys also claimed that prosecutors suppressed exculpatory evidence during t...

Thomas Ward, a man convicted for murder and featured in Netflix's true crime documentary The Innocent Man, is set to be released after a judge vacated his sentence on Dec. 18. Ward has been steadfast in maintaining his innocence for at least three decades in connection with the April 28, 1984, kidnapping and murder of Donna Denice Haraway, 24, who disappeared while working at a local Oklahoma convenience store. He and his co-defendant Karl Fontenot were convicted with no physical evidence tying them to the case based on Ward's confession which he alleges he was coerced to give by police. Att...

Published: 2:51 PM December 17, 2020    Professor Chris Jackson will look at how Norfolk's beaches got to be the way they are in a Christmas Lecture, which will be shown on BBC4. - Credit: Paul Wilkinson Photography Norfolk's beaches are one of the county's biggest drawcards, but visitors rarely stop to think about the origin of the shoreline beneath their feet. Now an Imperial College London professor is about to lift the lid on the backstory of Norfolk's beaches, and shed light on the mystery of why some are covered with sand and others with pebbles. Parts of Norfolk's beaches are sandy ...