Letters to the Editor
Carl Owen III
I watched with interest the debates during the Oklahoma City Council meeting concerning extending legal protection to gay and lesbian city employees.
Friday 24 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: Oklahoma City Council
In God's name
Letters to the Editor
Carl Owen III
I watched with interest the debates during the Oklahoma City Council meeting concerning extending legal protection to gay and lesbian city employees.
Takeover trouble
The city’s request for operators of the MAPS 3 senior wellness centers has generated little interest.
News
Clifton Adcock
Although the Oklahoma City Council has approved plans laying out two MAPS 3 projects, council members expressed concern that one of the projects has drawn little interest from operators that eventually will be needed.
Redundant or relevant?
Consultants review Core to Shore in the context of MAPS 3, while a city councilman questions the study.
News
Clifton Adcock
Oklahoma City Council last week approved a review of the six-year-old Core to Shore plan to develop the area between downtown and the Oklahoma River.
Purr-fect fix
OKC’s City Council is slated to take up a measure to reduce the euthanasia rate for cats in the animal shelter.
News
Nicole Hill
Of the 10,000 cats taken in last year by the Oklahoma City Animal Shelter, half never left.
Finding common ground
Flooding concerns, an alleged lack of transparency and the potential for harm to wildlife didn’t deter passage of a proposal to add new trails and structures at Martin Park Nature Center.
News
Tim Farley
The Oklahoma City Parks and Recreation Commission voted unanimously last week to approve a proposal by nonprofit group Wilderness Matters, Inc., which seeks to add handicapped-accessible trails and other structures to the park at 5000 W. Memorial. The issue moves to the Oklahoma City Council for consideration in January.
