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Festus City Council approves bids at December meeting | Local News - Vimarsana News

Festus City Council approves bids at December meeting | Local News

The Festus City Council approved numerous bids at its Dec. 18 meeting, the council’s only regular meeting of the month.

GLASGOW BOARD OF ALDERMEN APPROVE REDUCTION OF WATER BILL FOR HIGH SCHOOL - Vimarsana News

GLASGOW BOARD OF ALDERMEN APPROVE REDUCTION OF WATER BILL FOR HIGH SCHOOL

GLASGOW BOARD OF ALDERMEN APPROVE REDUCTION OF WATER BILL FOR HIGH SCHOOL

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Gilbert rules for State Auto in dispute over car crash files - Vimarsana News

Gilbert rules for State Auto in dispute over car crash files

BENTON – State Auto Property and Casualty properly asserted privilege over portions of its files on a car crash, Senior U.S. District Judge Phil Gilbert decided after inspecting the files in chambers.

Effingham City Council to Meet Tonight - Vimarsana News

Effingham City Council to Meet Tonight

Effingham, IL-(Effingham Radio)- The Effingham City Council is set to meet tonight at 5:00pm. The following it...

Laddonia expects digital meters to pay off | The Mexico Ledger - Vimarsana News

Laddonia expects digital meters to pay off | The Mexico Ledger

Editor Laddonia is set to install digital water meters at all city locations. The work should take place over the next two months and involve 160 accounts. The decision to upgrade the system was made by Laddonia Board of Aldermen after research into digital meters in use by other communities and a presentation on the system. The city contracted with Schulte Supply out of St. Peters, Missouri for the installation. Laddonia’s board expects to spend around $50,000 on the project. “It’s going to save on labor and water,” explained alderman Gary Garnett, adding that the meters benefit both...