08.21.2008 11:23 am
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Notes from this month’s meeting of the city’s Central Democratic Committee show a sharp divide over a contribution the group made to Mayor Francis Slay.
Slay is, of course, a Democrat, and faces re-election next spring. Though nobody yet has emerged to…

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08.19.2008 3:38 pm
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
We’re a tad late on this, but the City’s Central Democratic Committee met last week to select a new executive board.
Several fresh faces were added to the committee after winning seats in the August 5 election, including: Blogger Antonio French (21st…

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07.25.2008 2:01 pm
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
License Collector Mike McMillan — constantly the focus of City Hall rumors that he may make a bid for mayor — and Alderman Marlene Davis are throwing a party tomorrow in the city’s JeffVanderLou neighborhood. 
McMillan is chairman of the Vashon/JeffVanderLou Initiative,…

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04.22.2008 6:14 am
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Campaign finance reports from Sam Coleman’s bid for state representative show he spent $75 on business cards last quarter.
Looks like he won’t be needing those - at least not this year.
Coleman, a St. Louis Democrat looking to move into Rodney’s…

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03.27.2008 3:55 pm
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
After months of speculation about whether he will make a bid for mayor, Licence Collector Mike McMillan has signed up to run - for 19th Ward Committeeman.
The relatively pedestrian post first belonged to McMillan several years ago, when the young Democrat…

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03.26.2008 6:12 am
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Seeking to gain momentum in a race that just got more competitive, State Senate hopeful Rodney Hubbard announced late Tuesday the support of two prominent city officials - Tax Collector Gregory F.X. Daly and Prosecutor Jennifer Joyce.
The pair represent the type of…

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02.28.2008 3:04 pm
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Here’s another legislative race to keep your eye on: the Democratic contest to replace State Rep. Rodney Hubbard.
Two candidates have emerged, both with intriguing résumés. First to file was the Rev. James T. Morris, pastor at Lane Tabernacle Church…

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