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Chester Beautification/Tourism Commission meets this evening

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CHESTER – The tentative agenda for this evening’s meeting of the Chester Beautification/Tourism Commission has been released.  Agenda April 18, 2024 6:30 p.m.   Pledge of Allegiance             Approval of Previous Meeting Minutes-Melissa Gross   Treasurer’s Report-Linda Rader   Public Petitions & Correspondence             Standing Committee Reports Take Pride Award-JoAnn Simmons/Linda Rader Planters -Linda Schafer/Tony […]

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Age Spots

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We All Need Heroes By Jackie Dover          Have you ever been pulled over for speeding or “rolling through” a stop sign? These are such frustrating experiences that can feel like a waste of time and can be overly stressful as you try to find your insurance and registration without being suspicious. At least that’s what

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Missouri House passes HB 1753 to ensure reliable energy transition

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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri House of Representatives has passed HB 1753, a crucial piece of legislation aimed at ensuring the smooth transition of the state’s energy sector while safeguarding reliable electricity supply. Sponsored by State Representative Brad Pollitt, the bill garnered bipartisan support and was heralded as a significant step forward in the

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Missouri House passes comprehensive judicial reform bill

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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri House of Representatives proudly announces the passage of HB 1886, a comprehensive legislative measure sponsored by State Representative Rudy Veit aimed at reforming various aspects of judicial proceedings and related matters.   HB 1886 encompasses a wide range of legal reforms in Missouri. It introduces significant changes to Limited

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The Bost Bulletin

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By Rep. Mike Bost SPRINGFIELD — As the work week wrapped, much of the media focus was diverted to Mar-a-Lago, where President Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson met to discuss election integrity and border security. The American people deserve to have faith in our election process. Sadly, right now, that’s not the case. We must

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Girl Scouts of Southern Illinois recognizes top cookie sellers

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GLEN CARBON, Illinois – Girl Scouts of Southern Illinois (GSofSI) has wrapped up the annual Girl Scout Cookie Program for 2024. Girl Scouts made door-to-door sales, hosted cookie booths, and even made online sales to friends and family near and far. Thanks to their efforts, girls in Southern Illinois sold 803,953 packages of Girl Scout

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FEP joins lawsuit to take down SEC’s ‘illegal’ mass data collection machine

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Washington, D.C. – The New Civil Liberties Alliance has filed a complaint against the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) challenging the agency’s unconstitutional “Consolidated Audit Trail” (CAT). The National Center’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP) is one of the plaintiffs who collectively will stand up proudly on behalf of all Americans against this latest in a long string of illegal actions

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