#MO is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 50 people shared 503 posts with it — around 17 a day. Activity is down 17% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 29 with 38 posts.
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Residents urge council to put Bothell Hospital sale on the ballot after ER complaints
Two residents told the Sedalia City Council they experienced or witnessed long waits and inadequate emergency care at Bothell Hospital and asked the council to let voters decide whether to sell the facility.
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Research highlights Pelagie Amaro's manumission and lawsuits raising questions about race and justice in 19th‑century Ste. Genevieve City
Presenter Melissa Gingler described Pelagie (Pellegi) Amaro's manumission in 1832 and detailed three 1840–1848 lawsuits she filed alleging harassment and assault; Gingler read archival verdict language illustrating community hostility toward Pelagie.
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Raymore staff present intersection crash report showing concentrated incidents on Highway 58 corridors
City staff and the police chief presented crash data showing the Highway 58 corridors (Dean, Fox Ridge, Westgate) accounted for the top crash locations in 2024–25; most incidents involved failures to yield or following-too-close, with 12 reported injuries across the listed hotspots.
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Residents tell commissioners they feel ignored, raise pollution and surveillance concerns
Multiple residents urged Franklin County commissioners to address environmental concerns tied to a local plant, called for greater transparency on buyouts and lawsuits, and one speaker asked the commission to terminate a contract with 'Flock' license‑plate recognition over privacy objections.
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SLPS candidates split on postponing 'Future Ready' school-closure plan
At a League of Women Voters forum, candidates for the Saint Louis Public Schools Board differed on whether to delay the district's 'Future Ready' closure plan for more community engagement: one incumbent opposed delay, a candidate and another incumbent supported postponement to allow more outreach and planning.
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Resident urges board to remove Flock-style surveillance, cites recent federal ruling
Jason Barrett told the board that license-plate surveillance systems amount to mass surveillance and urged Kearney to cancel related contracts; he cited a recent federal ruling in U.S. v. Kyle and noted other jurisdictions are terminating programs.
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Search firm summarizes community input and sets superintendent timeline; applications due Nov. 16
Dr. Pruitt Adams of the MSBA search firm summarized focus‑group and survey findings (students, staff, community) and presented a timetable: applications close Nov. 16; initial board interviews Dec. 4; finalists Dec. 10; appointment expected Dec. 17.
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LifeHouse Crisis Maternity Home in Cape Girardeau offers residential support for homeless pregnant women
Jeremy Roland of LifeHouse (Catholic Charities) described a 15‑bed residential program opened in 2024 that provides housing, parenting and budgeting classes, job support and two years of aftercare; staff say affordable daycare is the main barrier to residents’ long‑term success.
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Committee adopts substitute to ask St. Louis City voters to allow BRT funding from existing 0.5¢ sales tax
The Budget and Public Employees Committee voted 5–0 to adopt a new committee substitute for Board Bill 59 that would ask voters to allow the transit portion of the existing 0.5¢ sales tax (60% currently allocated to North–South MetroLink) to also fund Bus Rapid Transit (BRT). The measure does not create a new tax and includes an annual public audit requirement.
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Residents press stormwater and density concerns as Planning Commission does not recommend Longview rezoning
Summit Homes' proposal to rezone ~144 acres for a 441‑lot development drew hours of technical testimony and strong neighborhood opposition over drainage and lot size; the Planning Commission voted against recommending approval and forwarded the item to City Council on Nov. 17.
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$3.12 million Route 137 resurfacing on Willow Springs’ Oct. 22 agenda
A MoDOT cost‑share agreement in the packet estimates the Route 137 resurfacing project at $3,119,000, with the city required to deposit $29,465.28 for paving of parking areas and to cover any overruns on that portion, the agreement states.
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Council accepts 2025 audit: auditor flags material weakness, adverse government‑wide opinion
Bonadio Group presented Troy's 2025 financial statements and single‑audit work; auditors will issue an adverse government‑wide opinion (related to lack of depreciation on capital assets), unmodified fund financial statements, and identified material weaknesses tied to incomplete accounting records and understaffing in the comptroller's office.
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Troy council overrides mayor, enacts limits on automatic license‑plate readers
The Troy City Council voted unanimously to override the mayor's veto of local law number 3, establishing binding standards for the city's use of automated license‑plate readers after months of public engagement and police consultation.
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Council highlights "attainable" housing and warns of predatory contract-for-deed practices
Columbia added "attainable" to its housing language and councilors raised concerns about predatory "contract-for-deed" arrangements and mobile-home legal gaps affecting residents' protections.
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Wildwood plan receives Missouri APA award; staff briefs on CLG training and next steps
Staff said Wildwood’s historic preservation plan won the Missouri chapter APA award and reported attendance at the Certified Local Government forum; staff noted potential federal-level changes to section 106 and emphasized training and distribution of the plan and awards to participants.
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Council asks staff to draft limited-forum social‑media rules, seeks staffing and legal analysis
Council directed staff to draft ordinance language and community standards to treat city social‑media pages as limited public forums, and requested research on staff time and vendor options for consistent moderation to meet legal requirements.
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Staff outlines Master Plan comment deadline, reductions to Urban Service Area, moratoria and Avon Place buyout extension
Planning staff said public comment on the Master Plan draft remains open through July 20, 2026; reported the draft Future Land Use Map reduces the Urban Service Area by 16%; briefed the Commission on an apartment moratorium while the plan and UDO are updated, a six-month moratorium on large data centers, and expansion of the Local Voluntary Buyout Program to Avon Place.
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Youth council alerted residents to $90 million Fort Zumwalt bond on Nov. 3 ballot
A council member informed the advisory council that the Fort Zumwalt School District has proposed a $90,000,000 bond that will appear on the Nov. 3 ballot and encouraged residents to review the district’s materials about how funding would affect school facilities.
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Aldermen press for transparency as officials explain St. Louis Works and Ward Capital funding
Committee members pressed presenters on how St. Louis Works funds are allocated and how Ward Capital and other revenue sources would interact with the proposed Department of Transportation; presenters confirmed $270,000 per ward this year and discussed remaining transportation fund balances.
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