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Barnes Tag Agency
Category:
Labels & Tags
6542 E 91st St
Tulsa,
Oklahoma 74133
(918) 492-4998
This tag agency takes pride in the way their business looks. It has been awhile since I have ben...
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This tag agency takes pride in the way their business looks. It has been awhile since I have ben in but last time I was there thay had all sorts of displays of old train cars and things of that nature. They also had a few couches to sit on while you wait. They are busy just like most of the other tag agencys in town but it is nice to have something to look at while waiting. The workers were helpful and nice.
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Parkside in Tulsa is the state funded facility for patients who pay based on their income level. ...
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Parkside in Tulsa is the state funded facility for patients who pay based on their income level. They offer emergency hospitalization, inpatient and outpatient therapy, groups of all kinds, a 24 hour emergency number and more. They even offer psychiatric care based on your income, and will provide your medications for free if you can't afford them. I have known many people who have gone to Parkside, both inpatient and outpatient. I attended therapy there after the death of a friend, and the care I received was outstanding. They really care about their patients' needs, and treat you as a valuable person. Everyone, from the reception area, to the psychiatrist, is so very friendly. They make you feel comfortable instantly. It's not an easy thing to go somewhere for therapy, but they make it as comfortable and beneficial as possible. I would highly recommend them to anyone!
PROS: Emergency inpatient/outpatient care, fees based on income
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Richter Ralph W
Category:
Neurologist
1705 E 19th St
Tulsa,
Oklahoma 74104
(918) 743-4374
Dr. Richter was my husband's father's doctor for treatment of Alzheimer's. I agree with Roseanne...
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Dr. Richter was my husband's father's doctor for treatment of Alzheimer's. I agree with Roseanne Y's review and also commend Dr. Richter's assistant physicians for their caring and knowledge. We sometimes had to wait a while to see the doctor--but, we always felt that we received courteous and very through consultations when we were in session with him. He also is very dedicated to Alzheimer's research.
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Restore is a warehouse of leftover Habitat for Humanity supplies. You may think that this means...
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Restore is a warehouse of leftover Habitat for Humanity supplies. You may think that this means it's junk... but you'll be surprised.
If you're looking for something very specific (odd shaped window, door with just the right glass, etc), you may or may not find it.
But if you're flexible with what you use, you can get some GREAT bargains!
We recently bought some PELLA windows there for about 25% of what retail would be. They were about an inch smaller than we were looking at, but that was easy to add some wood to the window frame.
They're also a great source for replacement bathroom vanities & toilets, kitchen sinks & countertops, etc. Just remember that what they have will change from week to week... find something you like a lot, and don't get your heart set on something you saw at Home Depot.
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When I first came I in I was a shattered soul the first people I experienced on the unit where...
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When I first came I in I was a shattered soul the first people I experienced on the unit where Jared and James they treated me with exceptional kindness and regard. I was so thankful, I couldn't have asked for to two of the most upstanding gentlemen to get me settled in.
I ended up in the rader program for my compulsive over eating and I was UGLY beyond UGLY in the beginning. but the dietary staff and techs where so patient and so calm with me I just am so amazed by them. My therapist and doctors where nothing more than awesome. I am so terribly greatful I came here. I pray that God richly blesses all the people that touched my life. I have been changed by there love and patience with me.
I know that I will be a walking testimony not only for God but for Brookhaven as well I appreciate all of you folks so much. Brandy R. Bacon.
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Paws of Tulsa
Category:
Animal Rescue Relocation & Transport
PO Box 14038
Tulsa,
Oklahoma 74159
(918) 376-2397
PAWS of Tulsa is a no kill pet facility that houses really good adoptable animals. They have a...
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PAWS of Tulsa is a no kill pet facility that houses really good adoptable animals. They have a vet clinic there on the premises that gets the animals physically ready for adoption and are staffed by vets volunteering their time. Some of the animals are sent to live with foster families until a home is found for them and other animals stay at the shelter until they find a home for them. Either way you go, you will have plenty of selection to find that dog or cat that you just can't live without. Their adoption fees are around $75 or so but the animal is already spayed or neutered and has updated shots.
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Tulsa Ballet Theatre
Category:
Arts & Crafts Organizations & Information
4512 S Peoria Ave
Tulsa,
Oklahoma 74105
(918) 749-6030
I agree about them changing the Nutcracker. They should offer the original classic Nutcracker as...
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I agree about them changing the Nutcracker. They should offer the original classic Nutcracker as well as a show where they put a fresh spin on it. Either way, you really can't go wrong if you go to the Tulsa Ballet. Their performers are very good and scenery they use is really nice. The prices are about $30 to $40 for a good second tier seat. The productions really are very professional and easily rival some of the ballets in bigger cities. Tulsa really has a good cultural scene.
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Tulsa Opera Inc
Category:
Opera Companies
1610 S Boulder Ave
Tulsa,
Oklahoma 74119
(918) 582-4035
I have always liked going to the Tulsa Opera. Tulsa has really done a lot with their productions....
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I have always liked going to the Tulsa Opera. Tulsa has really done a lot with their productions. They always do classics such as La Traviata, Barber of Seville, and the like. The performers are always top notch and they usually bring in well known singers. The prices are pretty good, you can get a good seat on the middle level for around $40.00 or so (I like that level anyway). The sound is obviously wonderful because the singers use no amplification, that is all lung that is filling up the hall. I just love getting dressed up, especially during the holidays, to attend performances at the PAC.
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Big Brothers & Sisters is a wonderful organization that serves the needs of at-risk kids...
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Big Brothers & Sisters is a wonderful organization that serves the needs of at-risk kids growing up in a single parent home.
They serve a vital need in this community. But they seem to be rather disorganized. I participated in "Bowl for Kids Sake"... it was almost humourous how disorganized the planning was.
But despite the problems that the agency has, they fufil a vital role in the community, and do make a difference for hundreds of kids.
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Salvation Army the
Category:
Youth Organizations Centers & Clubs
4403 S 129 W Ave
Tulsa,
Oklahoma 74103
(918) 245-2237
Most of us are familiar with the bell ringers collecting money for the Salvation Army around...
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Most of us are familiar with the bell ringers collecting money for the Salvation Army around Christmas. Are you aware of all that the Salvation Army does year round? Just to name a few, the Salvation Army helps people pay utility bills, feeds and shelters the homeless, offers rehabilitation to alcoholics and drug addicts, and aids in disaster relief. Right now SA is doing what it can to stop Human Trafficking - a horrifying reality in today's world (Please take the time to read about this on their home page).
Just to give you a little history, the Salvation Army began with a Methodist minister who believed that to feed a person spiritually, you needed to also take care of their emotional and physical needs also.
I had the privilege of working as a social worker for the Salvation Army for two years. When I saw a need for school supplies for the children of the community I was living in, they said "go for it", and sent me to Wal-Mart to purchase the basic supplies the children needed. I was given the responsibility to assist those in need with financial assistance. Not only was I often audited by my supervisors, they were audited by their supervisors and then by outside auditors. When you donate to the Salvation Army, you can be sure that the money is going where you intend it to.
You can go anywhere in the world where there is a need, and you will probably find the Salvation Army doing whatever it can to assist. Please remember this wonderful organization not just at Christmas, but year round.
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