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John Dobberstein

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John Dobberstein is the editor of the Broken Arrow Sentinel and has lived in Broken Arrow since 2014. He is active in Broken Arrow Toastmasters, a member of the New Orleans Square Citizens Advisory Committee and a volunteer for Lab Rescue of Oklahoma. John is an avid dog trainer and member of the Tulsa Dog Training Club, and an experienced photographer. John has more than 30 years of award-winning journalism experience spanning publications in Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana and Oklahoma.

Broken Arrow Fri. Jun 24 2022

Local reactions to Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe vs. Wade

Here are some local and statewide reactions to the U.S. Supreme Court's overturning of Roe vs. Wade.

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Local reactions to Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe vs. Wade

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Broken Arrow Breaking News

U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade

The outcome could lead to half of U.S. states banning abortion, observers say.

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U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade

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Broken Arrow Fri. Jun 24 2022

Broken Arrow, Owasso girls win national tumbling titles

Morgan Murphy and Diamond Hill were competing at the 2022 USA Gymnastics Championship in Des Moines, Iowa.

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Broken Arrow, Owasso girls win national tumbling titles

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Broken Arrow Thu. Jun 23 2022

City of Broken Arrow hosting 'Meet the Contractor' Night for NOS road project

The meeting will kick off at 6:30 p.m. at Broken Arrow Nazarene Church, 401 W. New Orleans St.

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City of Broken Arrow hosting 'Meet the Contractor' Night for NOS road project

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Broken Arrow Thu. Jun 23 2022

Broken Arrow man who entered AT&T with weapons pleads not guilty

A plea of not guilty has been entered for Zachary James Morrissey, 26.

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Broken Arrow man who entered AT&T with weapons pleads not guilty

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Broken Arrow Thu. Jun 23 2022

Founders of Epic Charter Schools, former CFO arrested on criminal charges

Founders Ben Harris and David Chaney, and former chief financial officer (CFO) Josh Brock were taken into custody and booked at the Oklahoma County Detention Center.

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Founders of Epic Charter Schools, former CFO arrested on criminal charges

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Broken Arrow News Tip

Broken Arrow's Gavco Plastics welcomes state's commerce team, discusses plans for OIEP funding

John Dobberstein posted a news tip on Thu June 23, 2022 9:47 am

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Broken Arrow's Gavco Plastics welcomes state's commerce team, discusses plans for OIEP funding

Broken Arrow Wed. Jun 22 2022

City of Broken Arrow rolling out new utility payment system

The new billing and payment vendor, Paymentus, is part of an upgrade of the city’s utility billing and accounting system.

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City of Broken Arrow rolling out new utility payment system

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Broken Arrow Wed. Jun 22 2022

NSU master’s in accounting and financial analysis program adds online option

In May, the Oklahoma State Regents of Higher Education approved Northeastern State University’s request to offer the program online.

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NSU master’s in accounting and financial analysis program adds online option

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Broken Arrow Tue. Jun 21 2022

Early voting for primary election begins Thursday

In-person absentee voting, more commonly known as “early voting,” will be held Thursday, June 23 and Friday, June 24 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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Early voting for primary election begins Thursday

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Broken Arrow News Tip

In a nod to Broken Arrow's Rose District, Bel Lago dresses up its entrances with roses

John Dobberstein posted a news tip on Tue June 21, 2022 11:19 am

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In a nod to Broken Arrow's Rose District, Bel Lago dresses up its entrances with roses

Broken Arrow Tue. Jun 21 2022

Blue-and-white color scheme gets the nod for New Orleans Square intersection

Adding the extra colors to the design is going cost an extra $250,000, which will be covered in the project budget.

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Blue-and-white color scheme gets the nod for New Orleans Square intersection

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