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Pacific.scoop.co.nz » Hekari United Secures Spot In OFC Men's Champions League Whilst AS Magenta Hold First Leg Advantage
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Leaders weigh MOScholars reforms
Area educators and lawmakers may differ on the question of Missouri’s tax-credit scholarships, but they agree the state needs to work to increase teacher salaries and student support.
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Law enforcement warns of scams
As three suspects were indicted in federal court in St. Louis this week in connection with an online scam targeting elderly victims, local law enforcement agencies are warning the public
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Pacific.scoop.co.nz » Global Tourism Resilience Day
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Melies reflects on time in Pacific
Scott Melies’ three years as head of the Pacific Police Department were short in the scheme of more than four decades in law enforcement. But the chief, who will retire
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Sullivan man indicted on child porn charges
A Sullivan man has been indicted by a grand jury on three felony counts of possession of child pornography.
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Melies advocates for appointing police chief
The outgoing head of Pacific’s police department said he does not think his role should remain an elected one, reviving an issue that has divided the city in recent decades.
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