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Senate filibuster of taxes that fund Missouri Medicaid clears 25-hour mark - Vimarsana News

Senate filibuster of taxes that fund Missouri Medicaid clears 25-hour mark

A filibuster blocking renewal of taxes essential to funding Medicaid passed 25 hours Wednesday morning as a small group of Republicans held the Missouri Senate floor, demanding action on other bills.

Missouri Capitol grinds to a halt as hard-right senators block billions for Medicaid - Vimarsana News

Missouri Capitol grinds to a halt as hard-right senators block billions for Medicaid

A chorus of Missouri health care groups and the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry said the senators were “endangering the well-being of millions of Missourians.”

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Hard-line Republicans stall action in the Missouri Senate - Vimarsana News

Hard-line Republicans stall action in the Missouri Senate

“This deliberate dysfunction in the Senate is unfortunate for the people of Missouri and senators trying to do good work for the people back home,” said a governor's office statement.

CDTA in talks to purchase Daily Gazette building - Vimarsana News

CDTA in talks to purchase Daily Gazette building

SCHENECTADY — The Capital District Transportation Authority is in talks to purchase The Daily Gazette Co. headquarters on Maxon Road Extension, Gazette Publisher John DeAugustine announced on Thursday.

Emily Dickinson was not such a recluse after all - Vimarsana News

Emily Dickinson was not such a recluse after all

This is fanciful, I know, but I can’t help wondering about the great poetry that will surely be written in the early 2060s. Think about it: in the early 1960s, Sylvia Plath had her great creative outpouring, waking at 4 a.m. each day to work on the ‘Ariel’ poems that would make her name. Exactly