Sheriff Thebeau receives staff backing in St Charles County
A full time staff letter from St Charles County Sheriff's Department employees supports Sheriff Thebeau's changes, saying they improve efficiency and morale. It counters critics who claim political motives, noting observed department functions remain steady with reorganized divisions including Red Divs and Civil Process. The letter presents a united view of continued effective operation under Thebeau.
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Community club and church schedules for O Fallon and St Charles
Local organizations including Kiwanis Rotary Lions and Leche Teague hold events from morning to evening at sites such as St Charles Borromeo school gym O Fallon Methodist and First Capital area venues. Activities include thrift shops coffee breaks a bridge session and a youth center with times ranging from 7 am to midnight.
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Salvation Army Youths Center
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Improvisational Workshop at College for Children
A first children’s improvisational theatre workshop invites kids ages six to sixteen to explore acting skills. Currently about 43 students participate, gaining introductory theatre experience in a college setting.
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Lindenwood Colleges
Wendy Nunamaker
Laura Neuman
Itso Tejoro
Mery Brediau
Trish Biedermann
Toogregg
Patrick Mahon
Bev Gregg
Lindenwood College
Mary Ann Smith
Lindenwood
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