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New Ward Map Passes Board of Alderman
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen assigned ward numbers and passed a ward map today, BB 101. Candidates will run for 2 year terms in odd-numbered wards and for 4 year terms in even-numbered wards in 2023. After that even and odd wards will have elections every four years as their terms come up. NextSTL […]
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I was on a road trip in September and passed through STL, so I made a stop at Forest Park to shoot some infrared photos. It wasn't autumn yet, the orange hue is due to the mixture of visible and infrared light let into the camera. I wish I had a park…
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Missouri Sen. Roy Blunt leads push to target billions to state wildlife conservation
A bipartisan pair of senators on Wednesday called for Congress to approve billions in new funding for states to manage wildlife recovery work. At a hearing of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, Sens. Martin Heinrich, D-N.M., and Roy Blunt, R-Mo., said a bill they introduced this year would help protect 1,600 threatened species, […]
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