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the Alton City Council had its monthly meeting. While much of the talk dealt with the city parks, other news was discussed, too.

The Trump administration reduced the federal workforce by nearly 54,000 employees and cut payroll by $1.86 billion.

It was a big day in Oregon County, with many people coming out to vote for local candidates running for office.

We will cast our ballots on important topics.. The information gathered here is a synopsis of what twas said at the Thayer town hall meeting.

Thayer held a town hall meeting on Thursday. Candidates running for various positions attended, ready to answer questions from the public..

Today is the 70th anniversary of when “In God We Trust” became America’s motto. President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the law.

Rep Jason Smith has been busy in Washington, D.C., refining the wording, bringing jobs to Missouri, and working through the finances.

Jessica spoke at the meeting preceding the city council meeting. Her aim was to assess the city’s needs and prioritize.

Although many people came to speak about and hear about the proposed plans for the ‘pocket park’, that was not all that was discussed.

Governor Kehoe signed the state operating and capital improvement budget bills delivering a responsible, balanced budget.

The United States Postal Service is increasing the prices of mailing services this summer including a 4-cent increase for a First-Class Mail.

Community

People in Alton gathered together on Monday, July 6, to discuss the pocket park Green areas are good, relaxing and peaceful.