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Board of Aldermen will be back in session on Friday, Jan. 7, 2011

January 1, 2011 | 2 min reading time

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Lewis Reed, President, St. Louis Board of Aldermen

Honorable Lewis Reed, President, St. Louis Board of Aldermen

 

Happy New Year! After taking a holiday break, the Board of Aldermen will be back in session on Jan. 7. As always, any member of the public is welcome to attend Board of Aldermen meetings which are held Fridays at 10 a.m.

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

Alderman Frank Williamson

Alderman Frank Williamson - January 2

Alderman Joe Vollmer

Alderman Joe Vollmer - January 13

Alderman Jeffrey Boyd

Alderman Jeffrey Boyd - January 13

Alderwoman Carol Howard

Alderwoman Carol Howard - Jan. 25

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