Polling Precincts and Locations For City and Nearby Areas
Voters in precinct 2 will cast ballots at the George Xudl School 435 Yale Boulevard precinct 3 at Our Savior Lutheran Church 2800 West Elm Street outside St. Charles areas vote at Willie Harris School Country Club Road High Way 70 Friedens precinct Lincoln School 625 South Sixth Street North Precinct McKinley School Ho ward Street area Boschertown precinct Call the Board of Education at RA 4 5840 for polling place verification.
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George Xudl
Yale Boulevard
Our Savior Lutheran Church
West Elm Street
City of
St. Charles
Hie Point Acres
Kampville
Black Jack
Willie Harris
Country Club Road
Highway 70
Friedens
Lincoln School
South Sixth Street
McKinley School
Howard Street
Boschertown
Board of Education
Francis Howell School Levy Warning Amid Proposition Debate
Everett Keith of the Missouri State Teachers Association warns that if the School Foundation is not financed next year, districts face shortened terms higher teacher loads loss of kindergarten and other programs and fewer instructional materials. Francis Howell voters may cast ballots from 6am to 7pm DST at several polling sites. a two thirds majority is required for passage.
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Boards of Education
Francis Howell
Voters of
Missouri
Everett Keith
Missouri State Teachers Ass’n
Keith
Masonic Home
Tax Hike and Bond Vote Face Missouri District
Missouri Legislature approved about 200000 in state funds to cut the district levy from 5.35 to 4.99 despite warnings that service cuts will hurt 9000 students this fall. Co chairs Boschert and Hedges urged a 0.95 increase to 5.94, noting cuts if not approved. An 810000 bond proposal, with no tax increase, funds phase II of Coverdell School and remodeling at several campuses. Voting hours 6 am to 7 pm for the special election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Boschert and Hedges
Coverdell School
Benton
Lincoln
McKinley
Powell Terrace
Jefferson School
St. Charles
Local Art Fair to Feature Esteemed Judges and Demonstrations
Judges include W Dean Eckert of Lindenwood College and Viktor Kunz who has juried nationwide. Demonstrators include Thelma Kimmel, Virginia Shelburne Leverington, Anna Mirabella, and Robert Seevers performing pastel portraits, pot throwing, charcoal portraits, and wood carving at the Mark Twain Mall art fair on May 14 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dean Eckert
Lindenwood College
Eckert
Upper
Hudson Valley
Albany, N.Y
Los Angeles
Calif
Mark Twain
Thelma Kimmel
St. Genevieve
Virginia
Shelburne Leverington
O’ Fallon
Anna
Mirabella
Florissant
Robert Seevers
Leverington
Wentzville Middle School
Haly
Washington University of St. Louis
St. Louis
Normandy
Historical area restaurant proposal faces review
A plan for a new restaurant in the historical district outlined by two men includes a service bar with table service only, male staff, and buffet meals. The Architectural Board of Review approved the operation, while local residents weighed potential liquor impacts and area deterioration concerns.
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Journal
Smith
Architectural Board of Review
William Baggerman
Historical Society
Historical Review Board
Council
Wentzville Plans Higher Levy To Offset Reductions And Needs
Wentzville proposes a higher tax levy after two rejections due to anticipated $51 000 cuts in state funds and the need to hire additional teachers beyond five. The plan also calls for replacing the Middle School furnace and reducing the deficit that required borrowing for salaries. A two thirds vote is required and polling will be at the Middle School gym.
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Wentzville
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Howell
Wwoluee
Cess Jodi Mobile Home Park
North Highway 94
Orchard Farm
Portage Des Sioux
West Alton
Seevers
Mary Brennan
Artists’ Guild
Chiara Moerscher
Madelyn Niedner
Vera Lowe Harper
Gloria Goellner
R. Droste
Gerald Fister
Hank Poth
Gene Goldstein
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Paul Balbas
Keith Anderson
Pat's
Patterson
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