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Snippets - Feb. 2011
Select Tweets from the Month of February
This article is 14 years old. It was published on March 1, 2011.
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!
@ shanecohn Shane Cohn
thinks it's time to begin on DNC
@MikeMcMillanStL Michael McMillan
Happy New Year to the Chinese Community in
@pamelarwalker Pamela Walker
Ladies 267000 women die in the
@SLMPD St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department
Several crimes have been solved recently thanks to eyes/ears of citizens who saw/heard something that didn't appear "right" & called police4 Feb
@SLMPD St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department
CrimeStoppers, 1-866-371-TIPS. Callers can remain anonymous.4 Feb
@MayorSlayMayorSlay.com
Thanks to @StlStreets for both his work and his tweets reporting what his crews are doing. You should follow him. #fgs6 Feb
@MayorSlay MayorSlay.com
There will be no second chance at an earnings tax. Lost in April, gone forever. #fgs8 Feb
@MayorSlayMayorSlay.com
Thank you to City Health Commissioner Melba Moore, State
iPRB Patrick R. Brown
Busy day today.. started at 7:30a and hasn't slowed down yet. Working a sweet 13 hours trying to awesomize #STL8 Feb
@MayorSlay MayorSlay.com
Community Development Block Grant programs touched more than 219,684 #STL residents in 2009. #cdbg #fgs9 Feb
STLPublicSafety
Several yahoo groups beginning to discuss community gardens. A great way to meet neighbors and reinvest in your neighborhood and the city12 Feb
@PresReed Lewis Reed
I wish Alderman Matt Villa the best of luck as he leaves the #STL Board of Aldermen. He will be missed.14 Feb
@PresReed Lewis Reed
Congrats to
@MayorSlay MayorSlay.com
Best tweet of the morning: Albert is ready for baseball. #fgs17 Feb
@STLBPSPRES Rich Bradley
Mayor's Cabinet Meeting is an information sharing and collaborative effort working for
@STLBPSPRES Rich Bradley
@MayorSlay MayorSlay.com
City employees who agreed to unpaid furloughs like today's saved taxpayers $3 million and preserved 50+ jobs. #fgs21 Feb
@stlcsb Citizens' Service Bureau
In the future, if you have multiple requests to make, you may do so by clicking on the following link: http://cot.ag/hm6N4k ^ST22 Feb
@pamelarwalker Pamela Walker
www.smallchanges for health.com is a great site for ideas about how to eat right and lose weight and get healthy. 23 Feb #fb
@STLBPSPRES Rich Bradley
Congratulations and Happy Retirement to Mr. Peter G. Prives of the BPS Construction Division. Thank you for your 35 years of service to
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