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MO-2 borders set under Supreme Court ruling (opens the original)
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The boundaries of Missouriâs Second Congressional district are set, and one congressional candidate said heâs ready for the final campaign push. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Friday that Missouri must use its 2022 congressional district map in the upcoming general election Nov. 3, instead of a proposed map passed in 2025 by the legislature but not by referendum. Itâs the official end to a months-long legal saga that has made national headlines.
Congressional Border Districts set under Supreme Court ruling (opens the original)
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The boundaries of Missouriâs 2nd Congressional District are set, and one congressional candidate said heâs ready for the final campaign push. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Friday that Missouri must use its 2022 congressional district map in the upcoming general election Nov. 3, instead of a proposed map passed in 2025 by the legislature but not by referendum. Itâs the official end to a months-long legal saga that has made national headlines.
Washington approves chicken ordinance (opens the original)
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Washington implemented new rules Monday regarding the keeping of chickens in the city limits. Police Chief Jim Armstrong briefed the Washington City Council on the recommendation by Sgt. Mike Grissom, who handles code enforcement for the city. According to Armstrong, Grissom has received complaints from residents over some homes with noisy fowl. Current Washington ordinances donât make specific provisions for responding, Armstrong said.
Washington buys new Lions Lake fountain (opens the original)
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Water will soon be flying again at Washingtonâs Lions Lake after the city moved ahead with plans to replace the central fountain. The Washington City Council voted Monday to approve the $45,700 purchase on the recommendation of the Parks & Recreation Department. Assistant Parks Director Chad Owens told councilmen his department had already allocated the money for Lions Lake in this yearâs budget. However, the initial plan had been to purchase an aerator for the lake.
Washington officials talk water increases (opens the original)
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Washingtonâs water department is reviewing its codes with an eye toward driving new revenue amid talks of an overall rate increase, according to Superintendent Kevin Quaethem. On Tuesday, Quaethem informed the Washington Board of Public Works of a policy change that will help increase revenue for the water department. Quaethem said the department is facing budget deficits as costs for materials have shot up. At the August BPW meeting, he estimated operating costs will increase anywhere from 20
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