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Bill declaring parks gun-free zones passes Board of Aldermen
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Bill declaring parks gun-free zones passes Board of Aldermen
Jim Merkel17 hours ago0

CITY HALL – People should be able to play in a park in peace. That’s the idea behind a bill officially declaring city parks as gun-free zones that passed the…

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Aldermen give initial approval to bill banning conversion therapy for minors
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Aldermen give initial approval to bill banning conversion therapy for minors
Jim Merkel2 days ago0

CITY HALL – St. Louis aldermen spent an hour on Friday in emotional condemnations of a therapy that attempts to change a person’s sexual orientation. Then, in the first of…

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IRS taxpayer advocate service is best-kept secret in town
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IRS taxpayer advocate service is best-kept secret in town
Joan Harrell3 days ago0

ST. LOUIS – With tax season peeping around the corner, St. Louis Comptroller Darlene Green invited the public to learn about the IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service (TAS) at a seminar…

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City adds beds, warming buses for homeless this winter
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City adds beds, warming buses for homeless this winter
Jim Merkel4 days ago0

ST. LOUIS – Passengers boarding a bus early each evening at a downtown street corner aren’t heading for a place to shop or work or a trip home. They don’t…

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Christmas on Candy Cane Lane is monthlong block party
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Christmas on Candy Cane Lane is monthlong block party
Jim Merkel5 days ago0

ST. LOUIS HILLS – In all of his Decembers, Peter Dunphy has known endless lines of crawling automobiles in front of his house, along with mounds of Christmas lights on…

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Bill would keep handguns out of the hands of minors
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Bill would keep handguns out of the hands of minors
Jim Merkel5 days ago0

CITY HALL – Backers of a bill now before the Board of Aldermen say they hope to take advantage of a loophole in state legislation to keep handguns away from…

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New state office will promote apprenticeships, work-based learning
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New state office will promote apprenticeships, work-based learning
Bill Beene5 days ago0

ST. LOUIS – Gov. Mike Parson recently inaugurated a new way to help Missourians train for and get jobs. His Executive Order 19-20 could help individuals steer a path to a…

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St. Louis wins national praise for LGBTQ inclusion, equality
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St. Louis wins national praise for LGBTQ inclusion, equality
Bill Beene1 week ago0

ST. LOUIS – LGBTQ inclusion and equality are AOK in the STL. That’s according to a report released recently by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation, the educational arm of the…

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St. Louis mulls returning red light cameras to city streets
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St. Louis mulls returning red light cameras to city streets
Jim Merkel1 week ago0

CITY HALL – Red light cameras may be returning to St. Louis city streets, but with a different face. Or, at least, a face. The cameras brought tickets in the…

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Calling on higher power at aldermanic meetings pleases some, ruffles others
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Calling on higher power at aldermanic meetings pleases some, ruffles others
Jim Merkel1 week ago0

CITY HALL – Most of the time, the Rev. John Watson Jr. is co-pastor of the Maple Temple Church of God in Christ in the Academy neighborhood. But for exactly…

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Electric buses are heading for Grand Boulevard Metro route
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Electric buses are heading for Grand Boulevard Metro route
Jim Merkel1 week ago0

ST. LOUIS – In a little more than a year, some travelers on the busiest route in the area’s bus system will have quieter and smoother rides than they ever…

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Buder Elementary looks forward to its second 100 years
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Buder Elementary looks forward to its second 100 years
Bill Beene2 weeks ago0

SOUTHAMPTON – Stepping spryly with a cane, white goatee and plenty of gusto, Bob Clark, out in front of his wife, accelerated Saturday into the entrance of Buder Elementary School at…

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