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Wednesday, March 10 2010 04:22 |
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President Obama heads to a Republican stronghold in Missouri Wednesday to deliver another rallying call for his health care reform package before Congress. He will speak in St. Charles City at St. Charles High School in the late afternoon to an invited audience of 500 to 600. Sixty of those will be students hand picked from the school district's two high schools.
The school district learned Friday it was the likely spot for the president's speech. He is coming to town to help U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill raise campaign funds Wednesday night at an event at the Renaissance Hotel.
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Tuesday, March 09 2010 13:22 |
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Today's special is a hot ham and cheese - Tender slices of Ham and Lacey Swiss Cheese served hot on a large croissant, lettuce, tomatoes, onion and mayo with a side of choice. The soup is Southwestern turkey chili topped with cheese, onion, and jalapeno for $3.95 a bowl.
 Marsala's Market
3308 Rue Royale St.
St. Charles, MO 63301
Phone: 636-724-8833
Serving the best in Boar's Head Deli, Heartland Creamery, Shakespeare's Pizza, Chauvin Coffee, Beer, Wine & Spirts, Fresh Produce, Aged Premiun Beef |
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Tuesday, March 09 2010 11:37 |
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When Judy Moresi was little someone asked her what she wanted to do when she grew up.
"Everything," answered Moresi, who was 8 at the time.
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Tuesday, March 09 2010 11:33 |
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While Gov. Jay Nixon said Monday that a new statewide database will help prevent methamphetamine production, a trooper from the first state to employ the database said it has actually made it more difficult to arrest suspected meth producers.The database will keep tabs on buyers of pseudoephedrine, a key ingredient in methamphetamine production, and prevent buyers from buying more than the daily limit of 3.6 grams, or the monthly limit of nine grams.
The software has blocked roughly 10,000 grams a month in potential pseudoephedrine sales in Kentucky since June 2008, said Jim Acquisto, director of government affairs for Appris Inc., the Kentucky-based software company that will implement the database and provide training for pharmacists and police officers.
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Tuesday, March 09 2010 09:16 |
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The Missouri Department Of Natural Resources is launching a new program to keep Missouri's air clean.
Missouri's Clean Diesel program could cover up to 40-percent of the costs of approved projects that reduce diesel emissions. Individuals could receive up to $45,000 for such a project.
Public fleets may apply for up to 100-percent funding for eligible projects, including early vehicle replacement and the use of alternative fuels. |
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Monday, March 08 2010 22:02 |
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Join 97.1 FM’s Dave Glover & Tom Terbrock at Locos this Thursday, March 11, from 7-9 pm for the Who Makes You Crazy? Mom’s Night Out Event!
Come to Locos for a special event featuring Dave & Tom of 97.1 FM http://www.971talk.com/glover/index.aspx on Thursday, March 11, 7-9 pm. It is Locos’ first “Who Makes You Crazy? Mom’s Night Out! Mom’s need a night out too, so give the kids a bath, read a bedtime story, put them to bed, and grab your girlfriends and head to Locos Bring in a picture or short story of who makes you crazy or who makes you need a night out and a cocktail, and win great prizes!
Drawings will be held throughout the evening, and the winner of the best “Who Makes You Crazy?” story will win dinner for a family of four at Locos!
Great specials all night…ask for the 97.1 specials:
· Moose mix-up for $9.71 (3 potato skins, 3 onion straws, 3 cheese wedges & 3 chicken tenders)
· 20 Boneless Wings for $9.71
· Pitcher of Margaritas for $9.71
· Rum Bucket for $9.71
Locos is located off Highway 370 and New Town/Elm Street exit. |
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Tuesday, March 09 2010 11:36 |
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Thirteen Girl Scouts, sixty-six pairs of socks, nine boxes of diapers and one high-definition television later, the Wentzville Crisis Nursery is one donation load richer.
Cadet Girl Scout Troop 1442, with girls ages 10-14 from the St. Peters and O'Fallon areas, donated a heap of items to the Wentzville Crisis Nursery on March 3.
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Tuesday, March 09 2010 09:18 |
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The Orchard Farm R-V School District is sponsoring a Board of Education “Meet the Candidate” Night. This event will take place on Thursday, March 11, 2010, at 7 p.m. in the Orchard Farm High School Performance Center/Commons.
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Tuesday, March 09 2010 04:44 |
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When Terry Hollander decided to take his 37 years of coaching experience to join Brad Soderberg as an assistant basketball coach at Lindenwood University, it took most people by surprise.
Not only is Hollander a staple of the St. Charles West basketball program, but of the entire St. Charles community. His influence stretches well beyond the local basketball scene and he endures today as one of St. Charles' most beloved public figures.
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Monday, March 08 2010 21:55 |
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The St. Charles County Council voted unanimously to ban a marijuana-like product called K2 and other similar products that some users say mimic the effects of pot.
The bill was brought to the council and enacted Monday night as an emergency measure, which is not required to go through the typical process for a bill to pass. Bills usually must be voted on two times. Instead, the ban became effective immediately.
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