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FIELD OF DREAMS: The corn is high in front of Jamestown Mall, but that’s not a flying saucer landed at the shopping mall! That’s the tent for the annual Universoul Circus setting up for shows. The dreams and future of the mall could be answered following a series of public meetings Sept. 9-14 Bob Lindsey photo
Black Jack Sewer Lateral Issue on Aug. 3rd Ballot
The Black Jack City Council recently approved a ballot issue for Aug. 3rd primary elections to change the wording of the current Sewer Lateral fee. If approved, the fee cannot be more than what is currently charged, but can be adjusted by the city council to a lower yearly fee.
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1st Public Meeting on Future of Jamestown Mall, July 15
Residents are invited to the kick-off meeting on the future of Jamestown Mall at Jamestown Mall 14 Cine on Thursday, July 15, from 6:30-8 p.m.
St. Louis County Economic Council representatives will present details on the planning process and hear about successful mall projects around the country. Public input is sought and the county project team will take questions from the floor.
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Mosquitoes Test Positive for West Nile Virus in County Including Florissant
Mosquitoes carrying West Nile Virus have been discovered in North and South County including Florissant , although no human cases have been reported, according to the Saint Louis County Department of Health.
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Residents Mourn Killing of Community Leader; Police Are Constantly Patrolling, But Need Citizens Help
BY JAY-DEE BUSH
As the result of a double shooting that took the life of a popular community leader, North County residents turned out in force last week to express concerns about crime and what can be done about it.
Mayor Lowery Supporting North County Casino Project, Cites Jobs it Would Add
Mayor Robert G. Lowery, Sr. has come in support of the North County Casino project citing the 2,000 permanent jobs and thousands more construction jobs for the area it would create.
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