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Metrolink Tulsa to sell Denver Avenue Station, no replacement identified (opens the original)
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Metrolink Tulsa plans to put the Denver Avenue Station up for sale, without a replacement identified or a decision yet on whether the service needs a downtown hub at all. Scott Marr, CEO of Metrolink, said a real estate firm would place signs on the building Thursday, advertising the intended sale through a sealed bid process. “There’s no timeframe on the bids. It could be up to 30 days, but I anticipate there’s business owners or even individuals that are very much interested,” he said. The Den
Tulsa Firefighters collecting donations for MDA at storefronts, not from curbs and medians (opens the original)
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Tulsa firefighters started the annual “Fill the Boot” campaign for the Muscular Dystrophy Association Thursday, collecting money at store fronts instead of intersections. A change in Tulsa’s ordinances prohibits collections at the curb line and many medians, though the practice continues for many panhandlers. Tulsa Firefighters will be collecting donations Friday and Saturday at three Tulsa Sam’s Club locations, four Reasor’s locations, two Wal-Mart stores and the downtown Home Depot location. S
Tulsa Council hears comments, plans more debate before vote on police oversight plan (opens the original)
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The Tulsa City Council plans to vote October 14th on a plan to establish an office of independent review and oversight of public safety groups, including police, fire, animal control and code enforcement. The ordinance would establish an office and pay for staff, and create an appointed civilian oversight board to review critical incidents, such as shootings and in-custody deaths. Several Councilors said Wednesday part of their reasoning to support it was an increasing number of multi-million le
Tulsa County Election Board moving, combining precincts to address polling location shortage (opens the original)
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More than 126,000 Tulsa County voters have had their polling location moved in the last four years, reflecting a continuing problem the Election Board has with locations deciding against hosting precincts. The pay is only $50, meant to offset expenses for opening up space to possibly thousands of people on Election Day. Election Board Operations Manager Tommy Neal said churches are still the most common location, but more are rejecting the assignment, and schools, which once often allowed it, no
Mint Turbines expects new business out of factory designation for overhauls (opens the original)
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Mint Turbines in Stroud says its new status as a Designated Overhaul Facility for Pratt and Whitney Canada will bring more business, as its work meets the manufacturer’s repair requirements. Mint CFO Chris Vandenhende said Pratt and Whitney was already directing work to Mint, one of only two shops in the U.S. certified to do complete overhauls of the PT6 family of aircraft engines. He estimated as many as 30,000 of the turbines might be in use worldwide, and said the company already receives eng
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