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Businesses at Pine and Mingo continue to suffer due to roadwork (opens the original)
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TULSA, Okla. — It's been one week since FOX23 first reported on the financial panic that arrived alongside the roadwork at Pine and Mingo. "Since that first day that this happened, our sales have dropped at least 70%...That is crazy," said Timothy Kok of Batman's Good Food and Convenience Store. That figure was echoed next door at Hero's Subs and Burgers. "At least down 75%," stated Nancy Ghazal. A similar story was occurring next door to them at Christy's Good Food. "We've lost about 80% of bus
Businesses at Pine & Mingo continue to suffer due to roadwork (opens the original)
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TULSA, (Okla.) — It's been one week since we reported on the financial panic that arrived along with the roadwork at Pine & Mingo. "Since that first day that this happened, our sales have dropped at least 70%, 70% of our sales and that is crazy," said Timothy Kok of Batman's. That figure was echoed next door at Heros Subs and Burgers. And next door to them at Christy's Good Food... "We’ve lost about 80% of business," said Nichole Danley. "It has actually gotten from bad to worse for us," said Ko
Former CAP employee claims retaliation (opens the original)
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TULSA, (Okla.) — "The school called the parents to come get the child," said Atty. Steve Hickman. It happened back in April, that says former CAP teacher assistant Marly Harsh, was when a preschooler was accidentally hit on the head after a teacher tripped and was trying to brace her fall. "Well, as the teacher started to trip over her, she reached out her hand to brace herself and she hit the child in the head," said Hickman, Ms. Harsh's lawyer, who filed suit against CAP Tulsa as a result of w
South Tulsans express concern over apartment complex proposal (opens the original)
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TULSA, (Okla.) — TULSA, Okla. — "I’m going to start by trying to warn folks about what’s coming here," said Doug Carey, who has lived near 71st and Union for 24 years. What could be coming across the street from Lighthouse Church is an apartment complex with up to 275 units. "We have incredible traffic problems here already at 71st and Union," he said. "I think we need additional lanes in Union," said Tulsa city councilor Anthony Archie. He's the councilor for the district, and says he's been li
Traffic box artwork highlights local artists (opens the original)
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TULSA, (Okla.) — Ask any traffic control box and they'll tell you, life is pretty boring. Sure their job is of the utmost importance, but when people stop, nobody looks over and says thanks. Nobody looks over at all, and why would they, being as bland as can be, something to be ignored. A sad and lonely existence, until now. "We're getting a lot of attention and people are happy with the art," said Alejandro Garcia, Executive Director of the Tulsa Global District in East Tulsa, home to six boom
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