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Snippets - December 2012
Select Twitter tweets from the month of December 2012
This article is 12 years old. It was published on January 1, 2013.
With the wide use of Twitter, a lot of quick bits of information are released into cyberspace. Many are seen, but many are overlooked. Below are some snippets of information that weren't submitted as Newsgram items, but are worth noting. Enjoy!
MayorSlay.com@MayorSlay@Our City's condolences to the family, friends, and teams of SLU
coach Rick Majerus.#fgs
@STLCompOffice
@The Comptroller's office mourns the loss of SLU Basketball Coach
Rick Mejerus. May his family find comfort.#stl
StL City Counselor@StLCityCounselo
Kudos to ACC Tom McDonnell for his work on Trigg v KR Trucking
Inc et al...City successfully dismissed from trucking accident lawsuit.
I thank Jo Ann Emerson for her career of service in the US
House. She was a thoughtful vote for
Great honor for our DBE dept.'s Marie Yancey. She received a
Diversity/Best Practices Award frm St. Louis Council of Construction Consumers.
Lambert
US mayors are asking
Congress for bills that close loopholes in gun laws and restore cuts made to
mental health programs.#fgs
Trend reports from Animal Control: Intake up; adoptions up;
euthanasia down dramatically.#nokill#fgs
The#stlDOH is one of only 3, of 115, local
health depts. in Mo to be accredited at the Comprehensive Level. Congrats to
the team.#fb
Jennifer M. Joyce@JenniferJoyceCA
Anyone who works at the Carnahan Courthouse would chuckle to see
the Bissinger's chocolate mice I received this week.
RIP Fontella Bass. "You'll Miss Me (When I'm Gone)"#fgs
Culinary is packed with 20 somethings. Welcome to#stl. The greatest city
in the world.
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