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Tulsa County Adds Two Early Voting Locations (opens the original)
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Tulsa County is adding two additional sites for in-person early voting. Those sites will be in addition to two existing sites, for a total of four, each in a different quadrant of the city. Two months ago, Mayor Monroe Nichols and city councilors urged the county election board to open an early voting site in north Tulsa. But Tulsa County Elections Secretary Gwen Freeman says that is not why this is happening now. Freeman tells KWGS, "We have been looking at adding early voting locations for a m
Former Mayor Wonders If Tulsa Needs a Police Review Board Now (opens the original)
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Tulsa City Councilors meet today to discuss, and possibly vote on, an issue that’s been brought up several times in the past: The establishment of an official police or public safety review office. Last week, Councilors Vanessa Hall-Harper and Lori Decter Wright proposed establishing an 'Office of Independent Review and Oversight of Public Safety' and an 11-member 'Civilian Oversight Board.' Former Mayor G-T Bynum tried, during his first term, to set up something similar. He called it the 'Offic
Downtown Tulsa No Longer a Food Desert (opens the original)
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For the first time in over a decade, downtown Tulsa has a grocery store. It’s the newestlocation of Oasis Fresh Market in the Historic Arco Building at 6th and Cincinnati. Monday morning at 11, doors opened for a “soft launch” of the new supermarket. There hasn’t been a full-service grocery store in downtown Tulsa since 2014. That’s when Folks Urban Market closed within 7 months of opening. Before that, you have to go all the way back to when Homeland Grocery at 11th and Denver shutdown around 2
Once Again, It's 918 Day! (opens the original)
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This year, it’s 918 times two and then multiplied again by 66. Since the actual date, 9/18, is today, a Friday, the annual celebration of our area is spread out over two days. And, since it happens in the middle of the year celebrating the centennial of the Mother Road, many of the activities and places featured have a connection to Route 66. In fact, Mayor Monroe Nichols kicks things off this morning at Fire Station 66, a working Tulsa fire house where the firefighters are nicknamed The Keepers
Tulsa City Council has plan to establish public safety oversight board (opens the original)
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The notion of establishing some sort of oversight board to review the actions of the Tulsa Police Department has been around for years but no plan has ever made it past city council. Now, councilors are looking at a new public safety oversight proposal and could vote on it as soon as next week. Former Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum first proposed establishing what he called the "Office of Independent Monitor" in 2019. Councilors ultimately rejected the idea. Several similar proposals have been discussed
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