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Board of Aldermen News, Birthdays - June 2012

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June 1, 2012 | 2 min reading time

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Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed 

Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed

 

The following are the Board of Aldermen June birthdays.  Please do not hesitate to stop and wish them a "Happy Birthday" if you see them in City Hall:

Gregory Carter - Alderman 27th Ward - June 6

Kacie Starr Triplett - Alderwoman 6th Ward - June 8

Tracy Billups - Secretary - June 11

Joseph Roddy - Alderman 17th Ward - June 13

Marlene Davis - Alderwoman 19th Ward - June 14

Joseph Vaccaro - Alderman 23rd Ward - June 25

 

Legislative Updates

For the latest Legislative Updates, follow this link to the St. Louis Core web site.

 

The Board of Aldermen meets every Friday at 10 a.m. in Room 230 of City Hall, 1200 Market Street.  Every citizen is welcome to attend our meetings.

 

Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed

City of St. Louis

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