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New gas station, convenience store to be built at busy south St. Louis County intersection
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Missouri edges closer to outsourcing more state operations to private companies
Jana School to remain Closed
‘No Expectations’ Jana School Will Reopen: Hazelwood School Board Responded Even though there was no official announcement, the Hazelwood School District on its web site stated there is “no expectation” that Jana Elementary School will re-open. The school has been closed since last Fall and students have been attending other district schools this year […]
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Memorandum of Understanding Approved for Bi-State Development Team to Plan, Design and Develop Jefferson Alignment MetroLink Expansion
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Native American agricultural leaders detail farm bill priorities at U.S. Senate hearing
WASHINGTON — A roundtable of Native American agricultural leaders at a recent U.S. Senate hearing lobbied for increased sovereignty and social justice in the coming farm bill by expanding tribes’ jurisdiction over U.S. Department of Agriculture programs. It’s called “638” authority and refers to Public Law 93-638, which gives tribes the power to manage certain federal […]
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