Robbie's blog

I have a scout living in my house who at a recent meeting voted on patrol leaders. After the meeting I was informed first, that my scout voted for a young man that he didn't really think would be but who was elected patrol leader; and second, that several of the scouts voted twice. 

October 1 is T(rash)-Day for residents in the City of Tulsa.

City of Tulsa residents have been bracing themselves for this day and come Monday will be expected to change their refuse-tossing ways.

Here are a few things to remember about Tulsa's new trash service. Visit www.knowyourtrash.com or phone 918-596-9777 with questions. You can also look to the Tulsa City-County Library's Trash, Recycling & Reuse Guide for assistance.

Today is the first ever National Voter Registration Day.

Several events are being held today to make sure Tulsa and area voters will be registered in time for the November 6 election. Deadline to register to vote is October 12.

Here are a few events happening in and around Tulsa today. Access additional events at www.nationalvoterregistrationday.org.

The City of Tulsa website was hacked on Sept 12 and since then has been unavailable. When the hack was first discovered the City announced that personal information of utility customers was not compromised, though now it seems other personal information was compromised. Today the Tulsa World reported the City of Tulsa is sending letters to individuals whose personal information might be compromised as a result of the hack.

It's Constitution Day!

On September 17, 1787 the Constitution was signed in Philadelphia by members of the Constitutional Convention. 2012 marks the 225th anniversary of the document that frames our federal government.  

Here are a few facts and resources to help you celebrate the U.S. Constitution: