Gathering turns a little ‘hairy’ for 3 school board members

This is a “blast from South County’s past” from the past 30 years of the Call’s archives. Originally published on: Thursday, March 7, 1996. Stay tuned throughout the year for more glimpses into the area’s history. By Mike Anthony Executive Editor Blondes have more fun, the saying goes, but three Mehlville Board of Education members

Mike Anthony
January 17, 2019

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Route 66 Car Cruise now accepting grant requests from nonprofits

The second annual Route 66 Car Cruise is accepting grant applications from local nonprofit organizations wishing to benefit from the proceeds of the Saturday, Aug. 13, event in Crestwood and Sunset Hills.

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June 8, 2017

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Crestwood seeking participation in survey

The city of Crestwood is seeking its residents participation in a community development survey.

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June 8, 2017

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Crestwood officials to move forward with implementation of new cash investment policy

Staff report

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June 8, 2017

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Bill temporarily would exempt Fenton from sharing sales tax

Fenton temporarily would be exempt from sharing part of its sales-tax revenue with other county cities under a measure a local lawmaker said he will try to push through in the final days of the current legislative session.

stlcallnews
June 8, 2017

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Current haulers apparent low bidders for county trash collection contracts

The companies that have been the exclusive waste haulers in the countys trash districts for the past three years appear to be the low bidders for the next round of trash collection contracts.

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June 8, 2017

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Auditor’s office to review Kinder’s travel reimbursements

Missouri State Auditor Tom Schweich's office announced this week it will audit Lieutenant Governor Peter Kinder's travel reimbursements.

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June 8, 2017

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State pays out far fewer extended unemployment benefits than expected

JEFFERSON CITY - Far fewer Missourians have collected the extended unemployment benefits compared to the numbers Gov. Jay Nixon's administration had identified when promoting the legislation.

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June 8, 2017

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Senators approve giant tax-credit bill

JEFFERSON CITY - In a session that ran into the morning hours of Thursday, Missouri senators approved a massive tax-break bill that scales back various tax credit programs and includes a series of tax breaks to businesses that invest in an international air cargo hub.

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June 8, 2017

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Kelly calls for special session to discuss Ameren bill

JEFFERSON CITY - With just a little more than two weeks left in Missouri's legislative session, Columbia's senior legislator has proposed that the governor call the lawmakers back into a special session for more debate on the nuclear power plant issue.