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Hillsboro R-3 honors POW, missing service members with vigil (opens the original)
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For 18 hours on Sept. 18 students, staff and community members from the Hillsboro R-3 School District made sure to never forget military service members who were prisoners of war or those missing in action. Patrick Quinn, district spokesperson, said the community observed National POW/MIA Recognition Day with an annual vigil from 6 a.m. to midnight at Hillsboro Intermediate School, 10478 Business 21. âWe had dozens of people show up throughout the day. City Hall was closed for 45 minutes so al
Hillsboro approves sewer rate increase (opens the original)
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Hillsboro residents will see increased sewer rates on their utility bills. On Sept. 14, the Hillsboro Board of Alderpersons unanimously approved an ordinance increasing current rates by 1.5 percent to go into effect Sept. 15. The new monthly sewer service rate is $8.98 inside the city ($13.46 outside) per 1,000 gallons. The previous sewer service rate was $8.84 inside the city ($13.26 outside) per $1,000 gallons. The city had previously approved the increase in July; however special counsel Bian
Bear Creek project raises traffic concerns (opens the original)
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A proposed 277-unit development in House Springs is raising concerns among residents, who say Bear Creek Road cannot handle an increase in traffic. Hoomano LLC submitted a petition to the Jefferson County Planning and Zoning Commission to rezone 54 acres on Bear Creek Road from Planned Unit Development (PUD) to Planned Mixed Residential so it can build 176 apartments and 101 single family homes. On Sept. 3, about 25 people attended a meeting to learn more about how a development petition is cons
Hillsboro sets sewer rate public hearing (opens the original)
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A public hearing on a proposed increase in sewer rates in Hillsboro is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 14, at Hillsboro City Hall, 101 Main St. The hearing comes after the Board of Alderpersons voted 5-0 on July 6 to approve a 1.5 percent rate increase for water/sewer payments; the increase was to go into effect July 15. Alderpersons Chris DeGeare (Ward 2), Nancy Maxwell (Ward 3) and Gerald Parrish (Ward 4) were absent from the meeting. But on Aug. 3, Special Counsel Bianca Eden said the c
Hillsboro R-3 seeks input for superintendent search (opens the original)
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The Hillsboro R-3 School District is looking for public input to help look for its next superintendent. District spokesperson Patrick Quinn said community members will have the opportunity to share feedback about the qualities, experience and priorities they would like to see in the districtâs next leader. He said community members may complete the survey by going to the districtâs website, hsdr3.org. After the survey closes Sept. 13, the search team will compile the responses into a summary
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