Councilors for months have been working to cobble together a Vision renewal package based on the assumption that the city’s portion of the renewal would be .55 percent of a penny, with .05 percent going to Tulsa County. But the numbers aren’t adding up yet.
Tuesday’s tour — the second in an ongoing series brought to you by The Frontier — focused on what project overseer Jeff Stava called “bump outs” in the Arkansas River.
District Judge James Caputo filed a disclosure stating he had served as a TCSO deputy. The judge did not mention the time he spent as a reserve deputy at the same time as the reserve deputy whose manslaughter case Caputo is hearing.
Monday’s vote over the departing sheriff’s peace officer status, while routine, is another example of a disconnect between the county and its citizens.
Floyd Massad’s son described his father’s legendary lingerie business as a dress-shop-meets-Frederick’s of Hollywood and acknowledged some saw the store’s wares as scandalous. Massad died Oct. 19 at age 95.
Jesse Boudiette talks about how “The Martian” takes science seriously and still manages to captivate.
Kevin Canfield stalked the grounds at River West Festival Park this week, eating the food, drinking the beer and talking to Linde Oktoberfest Tulsa patrons.
Weeks head of a scheduled court date on the misdemeanor crimes he’s charged with, a vote is set for Monday on Stanley Glanz’s status as a retired peace officer.
