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10.20.2009 9:37 am

Senior benefit: Aldermen poised to rename park for mayor’s dad

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Francis R. Slay

Francis R. Slay

ST. LOUIS — For his years of service to his party and his city, aldermen are rewarding Francis R. Slay with a place of his own — a city park.

The board has endorsed a bill renaming Arsenal-Ellendale Park —…

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10.16.2009 4:30 pm

Biden bits: Ladies and gentleman, no joke, more from VP’s visit

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Biden in Wellston

Biden in Wellston

ST. LOUIS — Vice President Joe Biden’s stop here Thursday wasn’t as memorable as last year’s vice-presidential debate at Washington University, or intense as his April visit, which provided fodder for a 60 Minutes piece.

But it did have…

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10.14.2009 12:30 pm

Alderman to introduce resolution opposing Limbaugh’s Rams bid

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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French

ST. LOUIS — Had enough yet about the talk of Rush Limbaugh’s interest in the Rams?

At City Hall, the debate might be just getting started.

Alderman Antonio French says he will introduce a resolution at Friday’s board meeting calling on the team to…

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10.07.2009 11:21 am

Many being many: Another series, yawn, another mayoral wager

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A previous ante -- those were the days

A previous ante — those were the days

ST. LOUIS — Call it a product of the Cardinals’ recent October success, but the traditional friendly bet between rival mayors seems to have lost its zing this year.

Previous playoff appearances by the…

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09.28.2009 9:37 am

Slay shrugs off interest in search to replace T.D. El-Amin

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Slay

Slay

ST. LOUIS — Mayor Francis Slay played a pivotal behind the scenes role in tabbing the Democratic nominee to replace former state Sen. Jeff Smith, who stepped down last month after pleading guilty to a political cover-up.

But what about the contest…

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09.18.2009 4:09 pm

Follow the leader: Slays give Twitter founder 140-letter salute

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Slay with Twitter founder Jack Dorsey

Slay with Twitter founder Jack Dorsey

ST. LOUIS — When Mayor Francis Slay welcomed Twitter founder and St. Louis native Jack Dorsey to his office today, the mayor — who’s been logged onto the cyber craze for almost exactly a year — mentioned that…

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09.17.2009 2:41 pm

Circus act: Slay open to PETA’s concerns about elephants

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
PETAs circus protest

PETA's circus protest

ST. LOUIS — While the city rejected a request to display a piece of sculpture protest outside the circus, Mayor Francis Slay says he is wiling to listen to concerns about the safety of elephants working under the big…

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09.14.2009 10:11 am

Closed-door meeting? No problem, thanks to Rep. Carter, Twitter

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Carter

Carter

ST. LOUIS — Don’t be surprised if the next time city Democratic leaders meet behind closed doors, they ask members to follow airplane take-off rules: Please stow all of your portable electronic devices.

Typically, when the St. Louis Central Democratic Committee…

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09.11.2009 4:17 pm

Dems to make decision Saturday on filling Smith’s Senate seat

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Nasheed, Keaveny and Storch

Senate contenders: Nasheed, Keaveny and Storch

ST. LOUIS — City Democrats will meet on Saturday afternoon to pick their nominee to fill the State Senate vacancy left by star-turned-felon Jeff Smith.

One of the intriguing things about the process is that there…

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09.11.2009 8:44 am

Rams kick-off season by handing off big donation to Slay

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ST. LOUIS — Looking for a bounce back year, the St. Louis Rams will enter the season with at least one successful completion under their belt.

Last week, the Rams — who begin regular season play Sunday in Seattle– gave $10,000 to Mayor…

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