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11.20.2009 10:46 am

Slay continues youth movement with new press secretary

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Bowlin

Bowlin

ST. LOUIS — Mayor Francis Slay has added another member of the Facebook generation to his office staff.

New press secretary Kara Bowlin, 25, began work in Room 200 last week, adding to the crop of 20-somethings that have taken posts…

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11.13.2009 2:00 pm

Slay mixes business, nostalgia on Southest Missouri road trip

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
In Poplar Bluff, Slay finds a church founded by his uncle

In Poplar Bluff, Slay finds church founded by his uncle

Mayor Francis Slay hit the road this week to lobby southeast Missouri legislators on bringing control of the St. Louis police department back to City Hall.

Along the way, Slay took in a…

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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

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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

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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

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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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