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John Dobberstein

Editor

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 former member of the New Orleans Square Citizens Advisory Committee and a volunteer for Lab Rescue of Oklahoma. John is also 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 Thu. May 25 2023

Tulsa International Airport opens guest service areas to improve accessibility

Broken Arrow’s Bronze Oak was the construction contractor for the $740,000 project designed to make air travel more approachable for people with disabilities and other needs.

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Tulsa International Airport opens guest service areas to improve accessibility

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Broken Arrow Alert

Broken Arrow Creek DAR places flags at Floral Haven

John Dobberstein posted an alert on Wed May 24, 2023 10:26 pm

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Broken Arrow Creek DAR places flags at Floral Haven

Broken Arrow Thu. May 25 2023

Jay Terrill named community president for RCB Bank Broken Arrow, Union

Terrill has been in the banking industry since 1994, with nearly 30 years of experience in lending.

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Jay Terrill named community president for RCB Bank Broken Arrow, Union

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Broken Arrow Wed. May 24 2023

Broken Arrow homicide victim identified by police

Police said the man found dead in a house in the 200 block of E. Utica Place was Gabriel Villanueva, 51, from Broken Arrow. Police did not release further details.

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Broken Arrow homicide victim identified by police

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Broken Arrow Wed. May 24 2023

Residents protesting zoning change for Broken Arrow housing development

More than 300 people have signed an online petition opposing the development along Tucson Street.

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Residents protesting zoning change for Broken Arrow housing development

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Broken Arrow Tue. May 23 2023

Braille labels now available for BA garbage and recycling carts

Beginning June 5, the City of Broken Arrow will be the first municipality in the area to offer recycling and garbage labels for each cart written in Braille.

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Braille labels now available for BA garbage and recycling carts

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Broken Arrow Alert

DAR chapter remembering veterans

John Dobberstein posted an alert on Mon May 22, 2023 9:24 pm

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DAR chapter remembering veterans

Broken Arrow Mon. May 22 2023

Tulsa Port of Inola lands largest economic project in state history

Enel North America selected Inola as its location for an industrial-scale manufacturing facility for innovative, sustainable and American-made photovoltaic (PV) cells and modules.

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Tulsa Port of Inola lands largest economic project in state history

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Broken Arrow Mon. May 22 2023

Tulsa International Airport launches visitor pass program

The initiative enables individuals to greet their family and friends at the gate, spend more quality time together during departures.

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Tulsa International Airport launches visitor pass program

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Broken Arrow Mon. May 22 2023

Longtime Broken Arrow coach, teacher passes

Harold Eugene Hamilton, a legendary area wrestling coach, passed away earlier this month at the age of 68 in Melbourne, Fla.

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Longtime Broken Arrow coach, teacher passes

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Broken Arrow Mon. May 22 2023

Tulsa man killed in Creek Turnpike crash

Troopers said Randy Taylor, a 25-year-old Indian male, was pronounced dead at the scene.

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Tulsa man killed in Creek Turnpike crash

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Broken Arrow Sun. May 21 2023

Broken Arrow installing new meter reader tech

The data collection devices will collect water usage information from the Automated Meter Readers (AMR) installed in three phases and finished last fall.

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Broken Arrow installing new meter reader tech

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