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Collinsville, Oklahoma
September 30, 2007
Miscellaneous News
CDI October Events /
New Reasor's Nearby /
Hwy 169 Rollover
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Taste of Collinsville
Circus
Just Treats, No Tricks
Thursday, Oct. 11, 2007: Collinsville Downtown, Inc.'s Taste of Collinsville is from 5:30 p.m - 8:00 p.m. Tickets will be $10.00 each and may be purchased at American Bank, Bank of the Lakes, RCB Bank, Homespun, My Secret Closet and Collinsville Pharmacy. Limited number of tickets will be available. To purchase tickets call the office - 371-5530 - or call Mary Risley 808-3166. (More Info) Saturday Oct. 20th:
The Kelley-Miller Circus will have 2pm & 5:30pm shows Saturday Oct. 20th at 5th St & 156th St. N.

Wednesday Oct. 31st:
Halloween Costume Contest, Parade, Hot Dogs & Hot Chocloate, Merchant Treats, ...
An occupant of this vehicle is sitting up with his head bandaged after crossing the center median and then southbound lanes of Highway 169 Wednesday (Sept. 26th) just before 2pm. There were apparently no other vehicles struck by the northbound vehicle which ended up on it's side west of the highway between 126th and 136th St. North. -- Ted 2:55pm 9-26-2007
The brand new Reasor's grocery store (along with a bank, pharmacy, and photo shop inside) opened Sunday Sept. 30, 2007 at Highway 169 and 116th St. North. While it is nice to see such a facility several miles closer to Collinsville (for convenience) it is still outside of the Collinsville city limits. Sales tax dollars spent there will support continued growth for Owasso at the expense of Collinsville. (See recent sales tax results ... a significant portion of the Collinsville City budget is dependent on these small local sales tax dispersements.)
-- Ted Wright --

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