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5:52 pm
Mon April 9, 2012

Columbia says no to multi-space parking meters

The City of Columbia Public Works Department recently decided to end the trial period for multi-space parking meters on Ninth Street from between Broadway and Locust.

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Intersection
5:30 pm
Mon April 9, 2012

The Missouri budget's revenue side

Watch the show and join the conversation on the Intersection website.

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Business
5:13 pm
Mon April 9, 2012

New bus route to Columbia Farmers Market

Last Saturday was the first day of a new bus route that takes passengers from the University of Missouri Student Center to the Columbia Farmers Market.

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Business
5:07 pm
Mon April 9, 2012

Some Missourians lose unemployment benefit

Missourians are no longer eligible for the Extended Benefit (EB) unemployment program because the States unemployment rate has dropped.

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Business
4:47 pm
Mon April 9, 2012

1,500 veterans hired through new program

The jobless rate for veterans remains high, but a Missouri program is making inroads in changing that.

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Education
8:53 am
Mon April 9, 2012

Columbia's new tax levy to maintain programs and staffing

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A new tax levy passed by Columbia voters helps fund school programs.

Columbia public schools are $7.5 million dollars richer after voters approved a 40-cent tax levy in Tuesday’s election.

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Education
8:45 am
Mon April 9, 2012

Joplin orders creation of new storm shelters

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Joplin residents approved a bond measures giving the local school district money to build storm shelters.

Joplin residents are getting an extra layer of security in storms thanks to their approval last week of a $62 million school bond issue.

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Science, Health and Technology
8:30 am
Mon April 9, 2012

Columbia opens household waste facility

April means spring cleaning for many Columbia residents. To the city of Columbia, that means lots of hazardous waste.

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Politics
8:26 am
Mon April 9, 2012

Missourians could decide record number of ballot issues

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Missourians have put forward dozens more ballot initiatives in 2012 than in previous years.

Missouri voters could get a say on several big issues this fall, including measures to replace the state income tax, hike the tobacco tax, raise the minimum wage and restrict payday loans.

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CoMo Weekender
6:34 pm
Fri April 6, 2012

Easter Weekend Edition ft. Art Galleries, Egg Hunts and the Farmers Market

Whether your work week dragged on or flew by, the weekend’s arrival is cause for celebration. For those not trekking out of town for Easter weekend, visit art galleries in the North Village Arts District this Friday. Or, spend Saturday at an egg hunt or a farmer’s market. 

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