Briefs: Tulsans Invited to Attend Citywide Planning Meetings
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By Staff Reports  City of Tulsa and Mayor Kathy Taylor are inviting interested Tulsans to take part in citywide planning meetings.  The planning meetings derive from the city's comprehensive plan, called "Planitulsa: Our Plan. Our Future," according to a media release.
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_ Oklahomans looking for a job may soon have a better chance of finding one. A Manpower Employment Outlook Survey being released Tuesday says hiring in Oklahoma City and Tulsa should be strong through March.
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Serbia's president and party leaders were to meet Monday to map out their strategy concerning the UN plan for Kosovo, which most Serbs see as granting independence to the contested province.Comment
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By Kirby Lee Davis  Right out of the starting gate, January's Square Feet Tulsa Roundtable splintered over riverfront development.
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By Ken Neal, Tulsa World, Okla.  Dec. 17--The Tulsa Development Authority has approved the acquisition of the dilapidated eyesore known as the Towerview Apartments, leaving the final OK to the City Council.   It should be an easy decision for the council.
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By Erin Sherbert, Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif.  Feb. 5--Fire officials are hosting a series of community forums to discuss plans for enhanced fire protection services in far East County.
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By Bloomberg, AP and Staff Reports  Servpro of Central Tulsa County recently changed ownership, and is now headed by Larry and Connie Smoot.   The company assists property owners following water or fire damage to homes or businesses.
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DemoFall participants look to make it easier to book meetings.
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By Hurst Laviana, The Wichita Eagle, Kan.  May 31--By nearly a 2-to-1 margin, the majority of Sedgwick County residents think a revote should be held to determine whether to build a downtown arena in Wichita, an automated telephone poll of 500 adults showed Wednesday.
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Steven A. Silverman (D-At Large), Montgomery County Council president, yesterday introduced a proposal to require a special permit for free-standing discount stores larger than 120,000 square
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By Destin Log, Fla.  Sep. 13--You can bank on it: When our city councilors talk about spending our tax dollars, a crowd is likely to show up.  Last week, more than two dozen taxpayers turned out for a meeting at the City Hall Annex.
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By SAM POWELL World Sports Columnist  The 19th Annual Big Game Banquet of the Tulsa chapter of Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is Saturday in the Downtown Convention Center.
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Steven A. Silverman (D-At Large), Montgomery County Council president, yesterday introduced a proposal to require a special permit for free-standing discount stores larger than 120,000 square feet, except for club membership stores such as Costco and Sam's Club, and home improvement stores such as Home Depot.
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Government officials, environmental advocates and a representative of a luxury co-op building have agreed to meet tomorrow to discuss new lodgings for Manhattan&#39;s most famous homeless couple
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By Aaron Burgin, The Porterville Recorder, Calif.  Feb. 3--TULARE -- Several government officials on Friday urged public  involvement in the planning of two documents that will guide growth in the  Valley and the county for the next 50 years.
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By John Holland, The Modesto Bee, Calif.  Sep. 23--Stanislaus County officials have added a third meeting for public comment on proposed revisions to the agricultural element of the general plan. It will be Oct.10 at 6:30 p.m. at the Gene Bianchi Community Center, 110 S.
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By Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, Ga.  May 28--The Georgia Water Council will hold a town hall meeting in Columbus Tuesday as part of a series of meetings across the state to discuss the statewide water planning effort and provide opportunity for the public to ask questions or comment on it.