Dave Davis Says Street Closed For Tulsa's Winterfest Setup

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Dave Davis Says Street Closed For Tulsa's Winterfest Setup

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A warning for drivers in the downtown Tulsa. Third Street is closed next to the BOK Center as the city gets ready to start setting up for Winterfest.

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