Make It A Primary Law
More belts, fewer deaths
Paid for by The Slay Committee
Judy Murphy – Treasurer
More belts, fewer deaths
Did you hear?
For president
A note to readers
More police officers, more coordinated action
Chief Mokwa’s job is very clear
She will be missed
I support the recommendation
A bit of good news, a grain of salt
Help preserve an Old North landmark
Ice House District news
No great choice
Our renaissance is celebrated
Most stakeholders want new governance, says survey
Hardly
Where to go?
It’s past time to end the charade
Soon, some people will have to
I repeat my call
Lighting up Downtown
A good week to help
Now the preparation can begin
Get out and use it
Leads to a bad report
Worth re-thinking
St. Louis will not be a complete city without children
Development updates
City has two good friends now
Natural Progression
Change for the better
Don’t let a wrong mess up a right
New news link
Just turning out will do it
More news from the neighborhoods
A good new program moves forward here
I’m supporting it
Once again, an instance of thoughtless methodology
Measuring organizational strength
An announcement is planned for this afternoon
Friendly wager settled
A letter to the Tigers
"How?" is more important than "Where?"
How unlikely?
Growing stronger
Address real problems
Next year’s plan is a good one
Not one of the good ideas
Number 13
All kids can learn
Have missing parents
Too nice to watch?
Count me in
This is Lead Awareness Week in St. Louis
Picking a few others
United Way, SCORES, and others
Not the one you think
Raising a good program’s profile
And real ones
The bridge study is a test
Our reps should vote No
It’s past time to shut it down
Bringing plagued sites back to productive use
New project raises the bar
Barking up the wrong tree?
Update, of sorts
Along with more officers, better paid ones
9/22 @ The Renaissance Grand Hotel
Sounds fine
Begins 9/29
Listening and sharing
Good news for democracy
Two to ten acres could be returned
The City’s interest will drive any deal
A reminder
A diverse group of announcements
More money, less land, plans for amenities
Two reports expected
More effort, more time, more money
A modest suggestion
Perspective on one, from the other
Help needed
Here’s what I know
Keeping young drivers (and their friends) safer
He will be missed
How many Missouri voters won’t be able to cast ballots in November?
City’s appeal wins higher valuation
A spreading appetite
And when they hear "education"?
A work in progress
The first project
City commissioners set
The bridge and mass transit are important components
They are fueling the City’s population growth, too
Credit Fox 2 News, too
Texas-bound
Pickup continues
Drill today
Neighborhood opportunities
Vote
Men (and women) of steel
Employees who break their public trust
Newspaper rebuilding soon?
Bad policy
New design gets a review on Monday
Cars, walkers, and bikers will share it
Good
Effective crime-fighting needs more resources
We still need heroes
Paperwork tells stories
There’s plenty to do
City business continues
This is good news for at-risk children
Statewide legal effort to protect voting rights
Forcing him out was a shame
Three new bills to address two key challenges
Important
School starts soon
A neighborhood changes
Another building may improve
Looking for a forum to keep a blaze going
Shouldn’t you say so?
Now, look forward
Rating agency affirmation follows key court rulings
We’re starting to like it
Is the line more important than the people it separates?
Public schools have lost a big gamble
Let’s see what we like
Making strong City nabes
School daze continues
New policy saves money, too
Even by this measure
His visit was an important one
Let’s spread the word
We need to consider case-by-case
No final answer yet
Addressing stubborn problems by working together
In my in-box
New law is misleading
Group is just wrong
Look inside
Both builders say they will rebuild
A good idea, if its real
Man bites dog kind of story
A crowded City — and some rain
Fantasy sports roster expands
We need good ones
Means safer neighborhoods
Dr. Williams’ plan is probably their last chance
Working on its annual report
St. Louisans by day
City retail and services are unique
Agency cites economic and population growth
I-64 reconstruction seems to fuel it
Showing off the hard work tomorrow
It could be here again
My notes
Some jobs contracts will end
A new study is interesting
I’ll propose 3 changes today
Needs to grow jobs
Sneak peak at some (free) fun
Watch the night sky this summer
Planning, good information, creativity can make this work
Sun’s appeal dims?
Doc (hon.) Slay says
What are we talking about?
A partisan dispute stopped everything Friday
A little-noticed bill is important
Wish him safe
What the aldermen can consider
Right idea; wrong pitch
City retail and services are unique
Krewson and Conway will lend their expertise
Teamwork can make lots of things work
Conference of Mayors sets its sights on illegal guns
Traffic plan is key
A compromise is in order
What about seniors?
It all adds up
Looking back to last year
Mayor’s formal statement to the St. Louis Board of Aldermen
Takes everyone
An interesting year
State of the City speech will be delivered on Friday
Why another barrier now?
City’s new ordinance gets federal nod, help
Use them
This is a good partnership
Too low
A better way of dealing with people
An extended lease has critics and supporters
Still turning
Moving St. Louis to the next level will require her best effort
3 neat projects get hearings
First glance at some new proposals
Adjusting to more or fewer kids
Lowes and highs
Turning a corner
We’ll see
Fur flying over message
For School Board
He won’t get far
I know where St. Louis has to be
Who is the default enforcer of state laws?
I support the creation of a civilian review board
Is usually a winning hand
The same bad guys commit the same crimes
And here’s a shout-out
It was almost too nice to go through the In Box
Partnerhips are doing just that
Where is the new construction?
A Task Force reports back on the SLMPD
Influential convention coming
Closing this door is wrong
Reversed, 5-0
Up, again
Police Board sets emergency meeting
Today’s unscheduled vote should be reconsidered, reversed
These ministers know something about education
Same people, again and again
This is getting interesting.
Bottle District, Mills, Opus, Treasurer Williams
Getting kids ready for the real world is real work
I favor eliminating it
New Orleans remains at the top of my mind
A complex issue complicated by state control
Conflicting duties
Not in front of the kids?
St. Lousans, though, have already voted
We’re closer, but not there yet
Downtown’s charter school may get a sponsor
Expect improvement
Dressed to the Canines event
Noteworthy actions
A chance for some modest progress
Payers of the City’s Use Tax helped dozens of important programs
Judges and juries need to read this
Four highlights of 50 supported programs
He would have been a great Senator
Two places to be tonight
An observation
I like it
There’s been some progress
Some perspective
A pay raise will require public support
This seems to work
Not much good news for US cities
A bit of fashion will make its way back to Fashion Square and an internet phone company will check in to one of downtown’s telecom hotels.
Let’s count.
Media bias or thoughtlessness?
For whom the bridge tolls
Here’s what I learned
No. That will not happen.
What a difference a river makes?
Need one?
Somebody is pretty good with bullet points
At the US Conference of Mayors
Good progress. We must do better
A new SLPS policy
I’ll keep my day job
Counting permits; watching Wessels
A visit to Yad Vashem’s new museum
Writing from Israel
Now I’ve read it
Could a professional chemist help chemistry students?
A word choice can make a difference
It should be better
Balancing all our needs
and the speech Syl Brown heard
Some red lines haven’t helped
An update
Columbia publisher comments on eminent domain, etc.
We’ll see what we see
Their fans have computers
The laws of physics apply
News and news to us