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Snippets - June 2011

Select Tweets from the Month of June

July 1, 2011 | 2 min reading time

This article is 14 years old. It was published on July 1, 2011.

twitter bird logoWith 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!

 

STJOEPFU Pete Joergensen

City managers should tweet and follow each other for the latest city news.  2 June

 

KacieStarr KacieStarrTriplett

Agree. RT@jeffreyboyd: Wow. What a day Budget Hearing just ended; started at 9am. The longest in 8 years. Ald Griffin is a good chairman.  2 June  

 

iPRB Patrick R. Brown

A man should not concern himself with the order in which he is cc'd.  2 June  

 

jeffrainford Jeff Rainford

Higher bonds for gun crimes are good. Tougher sentences would be even better.  3 June

 

shanecohn Shane Cohn

Proud of my neighbors for taking a stand! Im with them all the way!... Dutchtown fights back against 'the thugs': http://t.co/wQ96Z7g   http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/metro/article_2185ca6e-4ef6-5646-8101-99d4446326ab.html   12 June

 

ward24stl Scott Ogilvie

I heard tonight that Snowy the schnauzer was found and returned home. Make sure your dog is tagged and chipped! Snowy was - it works!  10 June

 

shanecohn Shane Cohn

children are our future. Teach & let 'em lead the way. Show them beauty they possess inside. Give them pride. True today as it was then.  11 June

 

STLBPSPRES Richard Bradley P.E.

The City/Arch/River project has a tremendous potential to improve our City and enhance economic development in the region.  16 June   

 

GreeninSTL Catherine Werner

Mayor's Sustainability Task Force met yesterday - kicking off the City's strategic Sustainability Planning process with enthusiasm!  16 June

 

JenniferJoyceCA Jennifer M. Joyce

As a City resident, I must applaud @PresReed & Aldermen for the drama-free redistricting process. Good leadership!  17 June  

 

JenniferJoyceCA Jennifer M. Joyce

What is the most powerful law enforcement tool? DNA? Fingerprints? Ballistics? None of the above. It's the public!  20 June

  

JenniferJoyceCA Jennifer M. Joyce

Meeting with reps from Pew Charitable Trusts about their planned study of MO sentencing & corrections. Project has potential. 21 June

 

STLPublicSafety City of St. Louis

Want to thank fire fighters and police officers for their work on the Clifton Ave fire yesterday.  21 June 

 

MayorSlay MayorSlay.com

A relatively few people commit many of the crimes and most of the serious ones. Report, testify. #fgs  23 June

 

shanecohn Shane Cohn

had good meeting w/ youth council tonight. They're workin on some great community service projects. Dutchtown youth inspire me all the time.  23 June

 

MayorSlay MayorSlay.com

Biotech and St. Louis belong together in more sentences. I used plenty of them in this a.m. meeting with a Chinese delegation. #fgs  24 June  

 

jeffrainford Jeff Rainford

Aggravated assaults with guns are down 30% this month compared to same time last year. Are the higher bonds for gun crimes working?  27 June  

 

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