
Tulsa Restores Woodward Park's Northwest Corner
A year-long, $6.9 million renovation brought back ponds, waterfalls and terraced gardens in the park's northwest corner.
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Do you think Tulsa should keep investing in local park renovations?

A year-long, $6.9 million renovation brought back ponds, waterfalls and terraced gardens in the park's northwest corner.
Live Poll
Do you think Tulsa should keep investing in local park renovations?
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The Tulsa Housing Authority opened the first two buildings of The Hilltop, a $35 million development at 336 E. Independence St.
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Would you adopt an Angel or donate to a holiday program helping local families this year?
The annual holiday gift drive helps Tulsa-area families and seniors in need, with donors selecting paper tags at Woodland Hills Mall.

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Do you believe national policy conferences held in your area lead to positive local economic changes?
National leaders have gathered in Tulsa to discuss the future of the American economy.

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Do you plan to buy flood insurance for your home this year?
Tulsa residents can now get flood insurance quotes online and access a 45 percent discount on NFIP policies.

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Have you reviewed your Medicare plan options during this open enrollment period?
Tulsa residents can get free assistance comparing Medicare plans as Open Enrollment runs through December 7.

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