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Runners and walkers in St. Louis County are urging County Executive Sam Page to veto a bill that would ticket people walking and running in streets where sidewalks are available. The County Council approved the measure earlier this month.
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The St. Louis County Council dipped into reserves in order to bridge a roughly $40 million budget deficit for 2023.
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Initial work on the new building in south St. Louis County began more than three years ago, but the pandemic and politics delayed construction.
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The county council could still vote on a mask mandate, but it could take several weeks to go through the meeting process.
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After months of arguing about whether St. Louis County Executive Sam Page can work part time as an anesthesiologist, council members put the issue on the ballot.
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Page's idea doesn't have widespread support among members of the St. Louis County Council.
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The council also declined to approve a measure to open documents into an investigation of acting Health Director Faisal Khan.
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In a tweet Friday afternoon, Ernie Trakas, R-south St. Louis County, thanked everyone who reached out to make sure he wasn't hurt.
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St. Louis County has had a lot of acrimony lately. Could $190 million from the federal government smooth hard feelings over?
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Some councilmembers were upset that St. Louis County Executive Sam Page hired former Councilwoman Rochelle Walton Gray as vaccine outreach coordinator.