Lower city admin salaries and save the arts in Tulsa!
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Sara Carlson
12 years ago
It is a small jewel in Tulsa.
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Alexandra
12 years ago
Please, never ever shut down Clark Theatre. Too many children rely on Clark. I know it helped me more than I can ever say.
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Kristine Gilbert
12 years ago
Please reconsider keeping it open for Tulsans.
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Mr. & Mrs. Dan Dyer
12 years ago
please
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Ellie Finlay
12 years ago
We need more support for the arts - not less!
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Nona Charleston
12 years ago
Cutting the quality of life from Tulsa makes it even less tolerable to bump over our soviet-style roads everyday.
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Paul Westbrook
12 years ago
The Arts are too important to the people of Tulsa to be eliminated this way.
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David M. Rollo
12 years ago
The Arts are important, especially for children. The Artts help the learning process as well as giving children
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Ruth Ann ODom
12 years ago
Arts are especially important in difficult times
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Billie Sue Thompson
12 years ago
Save the PAC TRUST positions and
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Joyce Polkinghorne
12 years ago
Heller/Clark is a vital part of the arts community of Tulsa. It not only seves yung actors/actresses but performers of all ages, playwrites, budding technicians and the many audience members who come to see something new, fresh & untainted by the jaded & ruthless atmosphere of 'big showbiz.' This is at the heart of the 'quality of life in Tulsa' our civic leaders tout to woo new business to our community. Targeting the arts is easy, lazy. City Hall needs to challenge their own creativity and kick it up a notch.
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Hanna Cox
12 years ago
SAVE THE THEATRE
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Fran Erickson
12 years ago
I already emailed my city counselor, GT Bynum about this
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Christie
12 years ago
Art heals a heart
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Anonymous
12 years ago
this is terrible
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Kevan Judah
12 years ago
Cuts in police and fire, cuts in the arts, who knows what other vital services will be cut. And all because Tulsa's trickle-down Mayor wants to cut taxes for his friends and not let anything trickle down to the People of Tulsa. Boot him to the curb.
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Martie Wyatt
12 years ago
I recommend a few pay cuts in City Hall before losing any other program in Tulsa.
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Joe Meeks
12 years ago
Save the arts!
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Nancy Moran
12 years ago
This a a vital service in a city which is becoming vitalized by our arts scene and cultural creatives!
Lower city admin salaries and save the arts in Tulsa!
It is a small jewel in Tulsa.
Please, never ever shut down Clark Theatre. Too many children rely on Clark. I know it helped me more than I can ever say.
Please reconsider keeping it open for Tulsans.
please
We need more support for the arts - not less!
Cutting the quality of life from Tulsa makes it even less tolerable to bump over our soviet-style roads everyday.
The Arts are too important to the people of Tulsa to be eliminated this way.
The Arts are important, especially for children. The Artts help the learning process as well as giving children
Arts are especially important in difficult times
Save the PAC TRUST positions and
Heller/Clark is a vital part of the arts community of Tulsa. It not only seves yung actors/actresses but performers of all ages, playwrites, budding technicians and the many audience members who come to see something new, fresh & untainted by the jaded & ruthless atmosphere of 'big showbiz.' This is at the heart of the 'quality of life in Tulsa' our civic leaders tout to woo new business to our community. Targeting the arts is easy, lazy. City Hall needs to challenge their own creativity and kick it up a notch.
SAVE THE THEATRE
I already emailed my city counselor, GT Bynum about this
Art heals a heart
this is terrible
Cuts in police and fire, cuts in the arts, who knows what other vital services will be cut. And all because Tulsa's trickle-down Mayor wants to cut taxes for his friends and not let anything trickle down to the People of Tulsa. Boot him to the curb.
I recommend a few pay cuts in City Hall before losing any other program in Tulsa.
Save the arts!
This a a vital service in a city which is becoming vitalized by our arts scene and cultural creatives!