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Several dog events in St. Charles this weekend - Vimarsana News

Several dog events in St. Charles this weekend

Tails will be wagging in St. Charles this weekend with several dog-themed events benefitting Five Acres Animal Shelter.

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City in Missouri pulls proposal to obtain Charlottesville's controversial statue of Sacagawea - Vimarsana News

City in Missouri pulls proposal to obtain Charlottesville's controversial statue of Sacagawea

The controversial statue was one of several removed from the Virginia city this year amid protests.

City in Missouri pulls proposal to obtain Charlottesville's controversial statue of Sacagawea - Vimarsana News

City in Missouri pulls proposal to obtain Charlottesville's controversial statue of Sacagawea

The controversial statue was one of several removed from the Virginia city this year amid protests.

St. Charles PD names Ray Juengst its new chief of police - Vimarsana News

St. Charles PD names Ray Juengst its new chief of police

He has served 26 years in the department and becomes the first St. Charles Police officer to climb the ranks to become chief.

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St. Charles mayor announces changes on North Main Street - Vimarsana News

St. Charles mayor announces changes on North Main Street

St. Charles orders businesses on North Main Street to stop operating as nightclubs All businesses operating with liquor licenses in the 100, 200 and 300 blocks of North Main must stop operating as nightclubs Author: Sam Clancy Updated: 9:43 AM CST January 26, 2021 ST CHARLES, Mo. — The city of St. Charles announced it will enforce an existing zoning law in an effort to cut down on violence and rowdy behavior on North Main Street. All businesses operating with liquor licenses in the 100, 200 and 300 blocks of North Main must stop operating as nightclubs. That ...

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