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The more important elections

I have always wondered why so many more voters turn out for a presidential election than for local elections. It is my observation that the decisions made at the local level have far greater impact on people’s lives than do the decisions made in Washington, D.C.

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St. Charles County wins easement fight — so far

A tie is not as good as a win. And in a case headed to the Missouri Supreme Court, not being first could cost utilities around the state millions of dollars.

That’s because the Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District has ruled that when easements are granted to counties and utilities at the same time, such as in the building of subdivisions, they go to the county first. In a case pitting St. Charles County against Laclede Gas that means the utility is on the hook for moving gas lines along Pitman Hill Road.

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Homebuilders look for better – but not normal – 2010

2010 looks to be a year of good news and bad news for homebuilders. Homebuilding activity definitely is on the rise, thanks in large part to the $8,000 federal tax credit for home buyers. From June through November in St. ...

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