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Wed May 13 2009, 15:56 by AdminPrescription drug disposal program.
NOV 18
Those with prescription drugs they no longer plan to use are
encouraged to bring them to the Jefferson County P.R.I.D.E. (Partners
Responsible for Increasing Drug Awareness & Education) Prescription
Drug Take Back Program from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. today at the Arnold
Recreation Center, 1695 Missouri Road,
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Those with prescription drugs they no longer plan to use are
encouraged to bring them to the Jefferson County P.R.I.D.E. (Partners
Responsible for Increasing Drug Awareness & Education) Prescription
Drug Take Back Program from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. today at the Arnold
Recreation Center, 1695 Missouri Road,
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Arnold council meetings could hit air waves
Get your DVRs and laptops ready, because Arnold City Council meetings could soon go digital.
The City Council passed a resolution Thursday creating a committee to examine the possibility of broadcasting council meetings on television and the Internet.
"We'd like to do a more transparent meeting," said Mayor Ron Counts. "That's the goal. We're going to study the issue and kick it around."
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The City Council passed a resolution Thursday creating a committee to examine the possibility of broadcasting council meetings on television and the Internet.
"We'd like to do a more transparent meeting," said Mayor Ron Counts. "That's the goal. We're going to study the issue and kick it around."
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