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With all of the news rolling out about Toyota, the recalls, the coverups etc, would you buy a Toyota today?
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Elderly woman drives wrong way down I-55, collides head-on with minivan
(KMOV)-- Two people were injured after a head-on collision on Interstate 55 at Highway 141.
This happened around 1 p.m. Monday in the southbound lanes of I-55.
Arnold police said a 78-year-old woman exited southbound I-55. At
the top of the ramp she made a u-turn and turned back around heading
northbound on southbound I-55. She hit a minivan head-on. The
68-year-old driver of the minivan was taken to St. Anthony's Hospital
in stable condition. The wrong-way driver was airlifted to St. Louis
University Hospital in stable condition.
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This happened around 1 p.m. Monday in the southbound lanes of I-55.
Arnold police said a 78-year-old woman exited southbound I-55. At
the top of the ramp she made a u-turn and turned back around heading
northbound on southbound I-55. She hit a minivan head-on. The
68-year-old driver of the minivan was taken to St. Anthony's Hospital
in stable condition. The wrong-way driver was airlifted to St. Louis
University Hospital in stable condition.
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Church emphasizes importance of deaf ministry
Traditionally, the deaf have been an overlooked group in the world of
religion, according to First Baptist Church of Arnold officials.
"Less
than 1 percent of the deaf in North America have ever heard the gospel
in their heart language, which is sign language," said the Rev. Bob
Caldwell, First Baptist's pastor of outreach.
However, at First Baptist, the congregation has made ministering to the deaf a priority, he said.
"We have multiple deaf ministries throughout our church and community," he said.
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religion, according to First Baptist Church of Arnold officials.
"Less
than 1 percent of the deaf in North America have ever heard the gospel
in their heart language, which is sign language," said the Rev. Bob
Caldwell, First Baptist's pastor of outreach.
However, at First Baptist, the congregation has made ministering to the deaf a priority, he said.
"We have multiple deaf ministries throughout our church and community," he said.
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Sinking House
While I don't want 'political' debate here, these folks need help. This situation is unacceptable, it was a mistake to let these homes be built.
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Letters to Arnold residents say methane gas could be leaking into homes
KSDK -- Residents in a Jefferson County suburb are
getting letters from a testing company that methane gas may be leaking
into their homes. It's the second time in a week that residents living
near closed landfills have been notified that methane may be leaking
from the landfills at levels higher than allowed.
The latest round of letters is going to neighbors who live near a
long closed landfill near Highway 141 and Astra Way. The dump closed in
1977 after a lawsuit by neighbors complained of the nuisance.
Della Baker says she was part of the old lawsuit and is disappointed
in the latest …
getting letters from a testing company that methane gas may be leaking
into their homes. It's the second time in a week that residents living
near closed landfills have been notified that methane may be leaking
from the landfills at levels higher than allowed.
The latest round of letters is going to neighbors who live near a
long closed landfill near Highway 141 and Astra Way. The dump closed in
1977 after a lawsuit by neighbors complained of the nuisance.
Della Baker says she was part of the old lawsuit and is disappointed
in the latest …
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Driver killed in Arnold crash identified
KSDK -- A man seriously hurt in a crash on Interstate 55 overnight has died.
The wreck happened near Richardson Road in Arnold.
Investigators said the driver, identified as 48-year-old Wilburn
Perry, was heading southbound on the interstate when his vehicle lost
control and slid sideways. A tractor trailer then broadsided the
sliding car.
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The wreck happened near Richardson Road in Arnold.
Investigators said the driver, identified as 48-year-old Wilburn
Perry, was heading southbound on the interstate when his vehicle lost
control and slid sideways. A tractor trailer then broadsided the
sliding car.
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Jefferson County Sex Offender Registry
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2 Re: Jefferson County Sex Offender Registry Tue Nov 11 2008, 12:34
Shirley
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Thanks for reposting this site Nick. I haven't looked at it in a long time but I am glad I did.
Seems we still have one person in our subdivision on this list but the number across the highway has grown to about 7.
Seems we still have one person in our subdivision on this list but the number across the highway has grown to about 7.
3 No registration needed for some Missouri sex offenders Fri Jan 08 2010, 22:35
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JEFFERSON CITY, MO (AP) -- A Missouri judge says a federal sex
offender registration requirement cannot apply to a person who received
a suspended sentence.
The ruling Friday by Cole County Circuit Judge Richard Callahan is
the latest in a series of Missouri court decisions clarifying who must
abide by laws requiring sex offenders to register their addresses with
authorities.
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offender registration requirement cannot apply to a person who received
a suspended sentence.
The ruling Friday by Cole County Circuit Judge Richard Callahan is
the latest in a series of Missouri court decisions clarifying who must
abide by laws requiring sex offenders to register their addresses with
authorities.
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4 Missouri Supreme Court rejects sex offender rules Tue Jan 12 2010, 15:51
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- The Missouri Supreme Court has sided
with two sex offenders who challenged laws barring them from handing
out Halloween candy and living within 1,000 feet of schools and child
care centers.
The high ruled 4-3 on Tuesday that the restrictions cannot be
applied to those whose offenses came before the laws were enacted. The
constitution bars laws adding new punishments or responsibilities for
past actions.
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with two sex offenders who challenged laws barring them from handing
out Halloween candy and living within 1,000 feet of schools and child
care centers.
The high ruled 4-3 on Tuesday that the restrictions cannot be
applied to those whose offenses came before the laws were enacted. The
constitution bars laws adding new punishments or responsibilities for
past actions.
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