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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisSt. Louis County Council Sixth District – Republican Ernie Trakas. In the race for the St. Louis County Council 6th District, both candidates, incumbent Ernie Trakas and challenger Mike Archer, present strong cases for representing the community. While they share similarities in their dedication and legal expertise, Trakas’s extensive experience and past advocacy give him a slight edge. Trakas has been a consistent advocate for the 6th District,…See the Story
Call makes endorsements for Aug. 6 primary
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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisWellspring Family Church in Sappington, 5293 S. Lindbergh Blvd., held a groundbreaking ceremony June 23, to mark the beginning of renovation work on its campus, including facilities for children and the construction of a new sanctuary. Participants in Wellspring Family Church’s groundbreaking ceremony for the renovation of its campus include, from left, Pastor Steve Otey, Pastor Jeff Block, Pastor Mike Priest, Bob Diestelkamp from Diestelkamp Co…See the Story
Wellspring Church kicks off $1.6M renovation
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Olympics · St. LouisHumility and humbleness can go a long way for a great athlete. Those are just two traits that 2023 Oakville High School graduate Mason Meinershagen possesses, along with a lot of god-given talent and drive. Meinershagen, who just finished her freshman year at the University of Kansas, is not only a standout track phenom for the Jayhawks but also had aspirations of making the U.S. Olympic Team in pole vaulting. The 19-year-old multi-sport athlete…See the Story
OHS alum reflects on Olympic trials
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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisTo the editor: Our city reeks of marijuana. I will be driving down Interstate 44 or 270 or 55, and suddenly get overwhelmed by the smell of a dead skunk. Or, I will go shopping, and I will smell it in the parking lot or inside the store. Or, I will be walking somewhere, such as a neighborhood park, and I will smell it. I had supported the legalization of marijuana because I thought it was unfair for people to get arrested and fined for such a pe…See the Story
City officials should do more to address marijuana smells, says reader
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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisTo the editor: As director of the St. Louis County Department of Revenue, I oversee the administration of the senior tax freeze. This winter, we determined we would need additional staff and software costing $1.8 million. The County Council approved one-sixth of that amount – $300,000. Our department was already operating under a $900,000 budget cut. Typically, when a new program is approved, it is fully funded to ensure its success. That was no…See the Story
Director urges seniors to contact their councilperson about tax freeze
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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisTo the editor: The most frequent question I’m asked about as a member of the St. Louis County Council is the senior tax freeze. Here is the current status of the program: In April, the St. Louis County Council unanimously passed a bill that provides for the nine new positions the director of revenue told us were needed to implement the tax freeze. That same bill also provided the funds to purchase and install the software needed to allow seniors…See the Story
Implementation of senior property tax freeze lies in county executive’s hands
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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisTo the editor: Character counts. When we elect a person to a public office, we place our trust in him. That trust is only warranted when he has integrity. That’s why Matt Chellis is the man to reeelect as Tesson Ferry Township Republican Committeeman. Matt has integrity, maturity and a strong sense of responsibility. In addition to being committeeman for Tesson Ferry Township, he is vice-chairman of the St. Louis County Republican Central Commit…See the Story
Tesson Ferry committeewoman supports incumbent committeeman
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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisJessica and Joey Iannazzo of St. Louis are pleased to announce the birth of their second child, a boy named Rocky Iannazzo. The baby was 19 inches long and weighed 6 pounds, 13 ounces. He was born on July 16 at 10:56 a.m. at Missouri Baptist. He has one older brother, Theo Iannazzo, who is 2-and-a-half years old. Maternal grandparents are Anita and Joe Jones. Paternal grandparents are Lynn and Jim Iannazzo.See the Story
Jessica and Joey Iannazzo welcome their second boy
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