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Mehlville board OKs cuts for 2006-2007, establishes fee for bus transportation

March 15, 2006

Budget cuts for the 2006-2007 school year totaling nearly $2.5 million, including establishing a fee for bus transportation, were approved Friday night by the Mehlville Board of Education.

No Accountability, No on A opposes Mehlville’s 97-cent tax-rate increase

By Mike Anthony, Executive Editor • January 11, 2006

A Mehlville School District ballot measure will face opposition from an organized committee perhaps for the first time ever. A committee called No Accountability, No on A has been formed by Oakville...

Bids will be sought for ‘retrofitting’ of Crestwood Government Center

By Mike Anthony, Executive Editor • January 19, 2005

By MIKE ANTHONY Executive Editor The city of Crestwood will seek bids for the "retrofitting'' of the Government Center to include a new police facility, the Board of Aldermen has decided. The...

City issues new RFP for Watson/Grant site

August 14, 2003

By MIKE ANTHONY Executive Editor A new request for proposals for the Watson/Grant Redevelopment Area has been issued by the city of Crestwood. The new request for proposals comes 16 months after the city originally issued a request for proposals to redevelop the 18.

Wagener to seek Democratic nomination to 85th District Missouri House

August 14, 2003

Byline: District Missouri House By MIKE ANTHONY Executive Editor South county resident Jeff Wagener will seek the Democratic nomination to the 85th District Missouri House of Representatives seat currently held by Republican Jim Lembke of Lemay.

Mehlville board OKs bus routes for ‘03-‘04

August 7, 2003

By MIKE ANTHONY Executive Editor Responding to state cuts in transportation aid, the Mehlville Board of Education recently approved bus routes for the 2003-2004 school year that could affect as many as 4,600 secondary students in grades sixth through 12.

Crestwood voters consider sales tax increase to offset some fire protection costs

August 7, 2003

By MIKE ANTHONY Executive Editor A quarter-cent sales tax designed to offset some of the costs of providing fire protection will be considered by Crestwood voters Tuesday, Aug. 5. If approved, the proposal, called Proposition 1, would increase the citys sales tax rate to 7.

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Mehlville board OKs cuts for 2006-2007, establishes fee for bus transportation

No Accountability, No on A opposes Mehlville’s 97-cent tax-rate increase

Bids will be sought for ‘retrofitting’ of Crestwood Government Center

City issues new RFP for Watson/Grant site

Wagener to seek Democratic nomination to 85th District Missouri House

Mehlville board OKs bus routes for ‘03-‘04

Crestwood voters consider sales tax increase to offset some fire protection costs

Board of Aldermen unmoved by request to issue new RFP

Oversight panel to review proposed revised Prop P budget

Crestwood’s fire sales tax no false alarm; it’s needed

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