Newly elected Fenton Mayor Brasses kept his campaign promise to work with the residents, for the residents. Mayor Brasses held a special meeting to recommend an alderman for the opening in Ward 3. By doing that immediately, residents would be represented equally with two aldermen in each ward.
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I was happy to read in last week’s Times that Lindbergh teachers will be getting a good raise. They are the people responsible for molding the next generation of citizens for our country and thus deserving of decent pay.
I read your publication every week. I find it informative and enlightening.
Newly-elected Fenton Mayor Bob Brasses, supported by Alderman Maurath and new Aldermen Wisbrock and Jokerst (Team1), leaves his aldermanic seat but still has familiar opponents in Team2, who supported defeated Mayor Voyles, whom the voters came to know as a conduit for special interests and,…
Mr. Malan (SCT Mailbag, March 22) claims the president should be elected by the majority vote, not the Electoral College.
“We have given you a republic, if you can keep it.”
As a long-time listener and financial supporter of KWMU, I am incredulous as to what appears to be a KWMU producer’s completely ridiculous reaction to Don’s compliment of Karen Foss before his on-air interview of her.
I am writing because I want to protect our open Internet. Two years ago, the FCC under Ajit Pai repealed the net neutrality protections that make the internet an open and free platform to connect and exchange ideas. If we can’t restore these protections, the internet as we know it could chan…
Why does Mr. Crombie think that city residents get “free trash hauling?” (SCT Mailbag, Feb. 15). City residents receive a bill for trash pickup. It comes with the city water bill.
I am opposed to “Better Together.” I am also dismayed that letter writers who support a city-county merger seem to have nothing to back their support other than platitudes and wishes.
Why should Missouri legislators prohibit communities from being responsible about pollution?
How misguided can David J. Malan be and the rest of America’s misguided believers (“U.S. Is The Only Nation With Electoral College,” SCT Mailbag March 22)?
Allow me to express my thanks to the Ancient Order of Hibernians for giving me the great honor of serving as grand marshal for the annual Dogtown St. Patrick’s Day Parade. I have participated in the parade for nearly 30 years, but this was clearly the highlight.
This corrects inaccuracies in Mr. Leicht’s article regarding Fisher & Frichtel’s proposal to amend Sunset Hills’ ordinances in its quest to develop the property on South Lindbergh (South County Times March 15 issue).
I am a grateful senior at Lindbergh High School. Grateful because district taxpayers have provided me with the opportunity to make the most of my public education.
As parents of children in elementary and middle schools, it was without hesitation that we chose to serve as volunteer campaign managers for Prop R.
I want to echo and reinforce Mr. Hanewinkel’s letter, “Majority Should Rule In Presidential Elections,” in the March 1 “South County Times.”
“Better Together Is Terrifying.” My title quotes Wendy Wiese (KETC’s “Donnybrook”) in a discussion of Better Together.
Why is state Sen. Andrew Koenig, R-District 15, the primary sponsor for charter school expansion in the state legislature when he currently represents three AAA rated school districts (Kirkwood, Parkway and Rockwood)? Do we really need charter schools in our area?
What is Jack Hanewinkel thinking when he wrote the March 1 letter to the South County Times?
In his re-election campaign letter to Fenton city residents, Mayor Josh Voyles apologized stating: “Most of you have heard about my ‘incident’ as it has been widely reported in the local media.”
From what I can see, Mr. Bob Oberst (March 8 Mailbag) has been fuming ever since he read the March 1 letter in the South County Times in which Stephen Cakouros criticized U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez whose Green campaign has now reached the zany stage.
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I read your publication every week. I find it informative and enlightening.
Newly-elected Fenton Mayor Bob Brasses, supported by Alderman Maurath and new Aldermen Wisbrock and Jokerst (Team1), leaves his aldermanic seat but still has familiar opponents in Team2, who supported defeated Mayor Voyles, whom the voters came to know as a conduit for special interests and,…
Mr. Malan (SCT Mailbag, March 22) claims the president should be elected by the majority vote, not the Electoral College.
“We have given you a republic, if you can keep it.”
As a long-time listener and financial supporter of KWMU, I am incredulous as to what appears to be a KWMU producer’s completely ridiculous reaction to Don’s compliment of Karen Foss before his on-air interview of her.
I am writing because I want to protect our open Internet. Two years ago, the FCC under Ajit Pai repealed the net neutrality protections that make the internet an open and free platform to connect and exchange ideas. If we can’t restore these protections, the internet as we know it could chan…
Why does Mr. Crombie think that city residents get “free trash hauling?” (SCT Mailbag, Feb. 15). City residents receive a bill for trash pickup. It comes with the city water bill.
I am opposed to “Better Together.” I am also dismayed that letter writers who support a city-county merger seem to have nothing to back their support other than platitudes and wishes.
Why should Missouri legislators prohibit communities from being responsible about pollution?
How misguided can David J. Malan be and the rest of America’s misguided believers (“U.S. Is The Only Nation With Electoral College,” SCT Mailbag March 22)?
Allow me to express my thanks to the Ancient Order of Hibernians for giving me the great honor of serving as grand marshal for the annual Dogtown St. Patrick’s Day Parade. I have participated in the parade for nearly 30 years, but this was clearly the highlight.
This corrects inaccuracies in Mr. Leicht’s article regarding Fisher & Frichtel’s proposal to amend Sunset Hills’ ordinances in its quest to develop the property on South Lindbergh (South County Times March 15 issue).
I am a grateful senior at Lindbergh High School. Grateful because district taxpayers have provided me with the opportunity to make the most of my public education.
As parents of children in elementary and middle schools, it was without hesitation that we chose to serve as volunteer campaign managers for Prop R.
I want to echo and reinforce Mr. Hanewinkel’s letter, “Majority Should Rule In Presidential Elections,” in the March 1 “South County Times.”
“Better Together Is Terrifying.” My title quotes Wendy Wiese (KETC’s “Donnybrook”) in a discussion of Better Together.
Why is state Sen. Andrew Koenig, R-District 15, the primary sponsor for charter school expansion in the state legislature when he currently represents three AAA rated school districts (Kirkwood, Parkway and Rockwood)? Do we really need charter schools in our area?
What is Jack Hanewinkel thinking when he wrote the March 1 letter to the South County Times?
In his re-election campaign letter to Fenton city residents, Mayor Josh Voyles apologized stating: “Most of you have heard about my ‘incident’ as it has been widely reported in the local media.”
From what I can see, Mr. Bob Oberst (March 8 Mailbag) has been fuming ever since he read the March 1 letter in the South County Times in which Stephen Cakouros criticized U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez whose Green campaign has now reached the zany stage.
