Tulsa Warming Stations See Rise In Visitors, Taking COVID-19 Precautions | The Oklahoma Eagle

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Tulsa Warming Stations See Rise In Visitors, Taking COVID-19 Precautions | The Oklahoma Eagle

www.newsbreak.com As temperatures begin to fall, the John 3:16 Mission and the Salvation Army’s Center of Hope warming stations in Tulsa are seeing a rise in people who are trying to stay warm. These places are working to keep people warm while limiting the spread of COVID-19. It is not uncommon for warming stations […]

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