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Columbia historical preservation group celebrating Katy Station building history (opens the original)
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Community members are invited to gather with the Save Katy Station group at Shilos Bar & Grill on October 4th. Attendees will be invited to tour the historical building, listen to live music and purchase food and drinks. The group is preparing to share historical materials, including photographs and the station's original blueprints. Member of the Save Katy Station group Jimmy Roark-Gruender said explaining the history of the building may give attendees more perspective as to why it should be sa
Monitors to be installed in Downtown Columbia sewers (opens the original)
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The City of Columbia is adding a monitoring system into the downtown Columbia and MU sewage pipes. The city is collecting data to see what sewage pipes have restrictions or are in need of an upgrade. Engineering manager for the City of Columbia Justin Fessler said the monitor will measure the volume of the sewage that travels through the pipe throughout the week. “That allows us to enter that information into our modeling software to let us know what kind of capacity or how much the pipes are cu
Choi announces AI class mandate, but faculty haven't approved it (opens the original)
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President Mun Choi says the University of Missouri would be adding a new artificial intelligence requirement for all students. However, faculty council members say this is far from being set in stone. Faculty Council Chair General Education Task Force member Carolyn Orbann said she wasn’t expecting the AI gen ed class to be brought up at a recent curator’s meeting, as the task force is still working on their proposal. “I’m aware of the discussion around changes to the general education curriculu
Judge to decide whether to add American Airlines to airport lawsuit (opens the original)
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A Boone County judge is considering whether to add American Airlines to a lawsuit between two residents and the City of Columbia. Mark Winter and Richard Shanks are suing the city after Columbia entered an agreement with American Airlines to pay the company $750,000 in taxpayer money if American didn’t meet a year-end revenue goal as part of an arrangement for adding more flights to and from Columbia. Tony Napolitanio, a senior attorney at conservative think tank the Goldwater Institute, said in
Homelessness panel told to focus on building affordable housing (opens the original)
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Columbia residents say the city's newly formed Steering Committee on Homelessness should focus on creating more affordable housing options. That was the sentiment as the committee invited residents to share their thoughts during its first public event Thursday night. Seventy attendees split up into 15 tables to discuss ideas and possible solutions. Attendee Alejandra Pardini said her table focused on the need for more affordable housing. “The general agreement that we need more housing at a pric
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