"The legislators from Tulsa County should look after it and their constituents by squelching this proposed legislation now," said former assis…
"Outreach workers worked day and night to ensure their neighbor’s safety," said Tulsa resident Hailey Ferguson.Â
From my vantage point in the middle of a pandemic, I look back on my (Uncle Richard's funeral) and marvel, the column says. Can there have bee…
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"It's about the firefighters, the police officers, the sanitation workers and tens of thousands of Oklahomans working in public service across…
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The Legislature is on the cusp of reworking a longstanding deal with local taxpayers, and, legal or not, it stinks, the column says.
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"The legislators from Tulsa County should look after it and their constituents by squelching this proposed legislation now," said former assis…
"Outreach workers worked day and night to ensure their neighbor’s safety," said Tulsa resident Hailey Ferguson.Â
"I want to thank the hardworking crews that spent hours repairing all these lines in very cold weather and miserable conditions!" said Tulsa r…
"It's about the firefighters, the police officers, the sanitation workers and tens of thousands of Oklahomans working in public service across…
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