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Two weeks ago the St. Louis American broke a story about how a committee associated with Mayor Francis Slay has been paying two local black newspapers for positive front page coverage. But what about the Post-Dispatch?
In 2005, Mayor Francis Slay was forced to defend his failures as a police board member. He was re-elected but his performance as the city’s only elected representative on the police board didn’t improve as scandal after scandal eventually got the attention of the FBI and the U.S. Attorney.
Two weeks ago the St. Louis American broke a story about how a committee associated with Mayor Francis Slay has been paying two local black newspapers for positive front page coverage. But what about the Post-Dispatch?
After the deadline to file for mayor ended at 5:00 Friday, the TV news stations falsely reported that State Senator Maida Coleman had filed for mayor. The Post-Dispatch even reported she completely dropped out of the race. They all got it wrong.
In this EXCLUSIVE VIDEO, St. Louis attorney Denise Watson-Wesley Coleman takes the oath attesting that no one put her in the race for mayor and that she is indeed a legitimate candidate.
Mrs. Marjorie Ellen Bosley, mother of former Mayor Freeman R. Bosley. Jr., has passed away. Funeral services will take place on Monday, January 5th, at the Samaritan United Methodist Church, 4234 Washington Avenue.
Ending weeks of speculation, a press release was sent out Thursday evening announcing that State Senator Maida Coleman will officially file papers to run for mayor on Friday.
The Instead of War anti-war organization will be a leading a protest this evening at the corner of Lindell and Grand in support of the people of Gaza.
The last day of 2008 was a scary one for the residents of an apartment building which was engulfed in flames Wednesday afternoon.
Flames rose through the top of the building with firefighters on the roof trying to prevent the fire from spreading. According to reports, only one person was injured during the fire at 5046 [...]
It’s a pretty straight forward affair, filing to run for office. Write your name, address, and phone number on a sheet of paper, sign it, hand over a check in the amount of 1% of the salary of the office you’re seeking (in the case of alderman, $333), raise your hand and swear you’re not [...]
One of the most frustrating experiences I’ve had as a Committeeman is not being able to help when people — especially seniors — call and ask for something I just don’t have the power to do. It’s time to get City Hall working on behalf of the people of my ward.
On Monday, I appeared on the radio show “Collateral Damage” on KDHX 88.1 FM. Host DJ Wilson and I discussed the upcoming mayoral election and the possible challengers to Francis Slay. Listen here…