Sunday Timeloop: Sapulpa’s Dewey Streetscape redesign, post-Thanksgiving reflections

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  • ☀️ Weather Check: A bright start to Shop Small Saturday gave way to chilly, rainy temperatures for the evening. This week, look for sun for the first part of the week, and some rain in the last half of the week, with highs in the upper 50s, even as high as 61. Beginning to look a lot like Christmas?
  • ? The Route 66 Christmas Chute continues to show strong attendance for year two, despite rainy temperatures. Last year, Archie Fain of Route 66 Vintage Market said the cold is usually good for business because it “drives people inside” to shop.
  • ? The Oklahoma State Cowboys had their largest home-game comeback ever against BYU on Saturday, clinching a 40-34 win against the Wildcats in double-overtime and securing their spot in the Big 12 Championship game. They’ll play Texas in Arlington for the Big 12 trophy next.

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In a surprising twist, the City of Sapulpa announces they’ll be pushing their Dewey Streetscape redesign project—a big part of the 2020 GO Bond—off until next year, after being told by ODOT that they’ll have to let them submit the bids in order to get federal grand dollars to help fund the project.

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Post-Thanksgiving reflections

Micah Choquette
Micah is the Owner and Publisher of Sapulpa Times.

We’re in that time of year where it’s common for us to take the time to sit back and reflect on the year as it comes to a close, and start to dream about what the coming year could be like. I’m doing a lot of that myself right now.


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