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Snippets - June 2012
Select Twitter tweets from the month of June 2012.
This article is 13 years old. It was published on July 1, 2012.
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!
Antonio French@AntonioFrench
@StlStreets Compliments to the woman who answers the after-hours line. Very nice. Very helpful. 3 June
Welcome to @SLMPD's David Marzullo. City residents hope to hear a lot from him. #fgs 4 June
More police. More recreation programs to keep kids off the streets. Good day today for our neighborhoods. 5 June
Mayor Slay successfully added money for more police to the budget. It shows how important real pension reform is to our City. 6 June
I favorited a @YouTube video http://youtu.be/wzEhCbiWBWU?a Proclamation Presentation to Hub Furniture 6 June
@presreed & @stlcompoffice provided a responsible path to get back 30 police officers that were cut from the City's budget 6 June
Thanks, for them RT @tallulahk: @MayorSlay every time I come to city hall I am impressed by the professionalism and kindness of the staff. 6 June
The Streets Dept crews work hardest when heat and snow keep most of us indoors. #fgs 7 June
Congratulations to Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 562 on groundbreaking for new training center. #fgs 8 June
The St. Louis City Health Dept has been re~accredited by the State accrediting agency. 6o team public health!!!! #fb 12 June
Michael McMillan @MikeMcMillanStL
Happy Birthday Alderwoman Marlene E. Davis! May this upcoming year be one of your best. Thank you for all that you do for our community! 13 June
Happy Flag Day. #fgs 14 June
Good work by the crews fighting a major water main break on Hampton. #fgs 14 June
Joe Reagan@JoeReaganSTL
At Rep Costello celebration Fmr #STL Mayor Schoemehl remembers key vote & bi-state collab resulting in MetroLink - 46miles of light rail 14 June
Charles Bryson@charlesbryson02
Great afternoon w the Father's SupportCenter crew. Wonderful people doing excellent and heartfelt work w Dads and children. 16 June
Michael McMillan@MikeMcMillanStL
Happy 72nd Birthday to Robbie Montgomery! She had a great party tonight at Sweetie Pie's Upper Crust. She is truly a jewel here in St. Louis 16 June
Michael McMillan@MikeMcMillanStL
Congratulations to Martin Mathews, Barbara Washington and the Mathews Dickey board & staff on a great Maleness to Manhood event today! 16 June
Charles Bryson@charlesbryson02
At CCUNAs Neighborhood party. People working together for progress. Thanks Dorothy Sneed, Alderman Williamson and Brenda Simpson 16 June
The St. Louis CVC is proud welcome the National Baptist Convention to St. Louis. We hope you enjoy the first day of your conference! 18 June
The @stlpublicradio broadcast sounds clearer and closer today. #fgs 18 June
At the Immigration and Innovation Conference. More legal immigrants would be very good for STL. 19 June
Baptists everywhere this week. Welcome them to our city. #fgs 19 June
Our visiting Google reps say STL's transition has been one of the smoothest they've seen! 25 June
Thanks to the Google Guides who helped fellow employees during the migration to Gmail and Google Apps. #fgs 25 June
Sweetie Pies Upper Crust for lunch with the Minority Contractor Initiative. Good crowd. Great food. #fgs 26 June
Heather Dunsford@hdunsford
@karabowlin, hmm. Sign on office fridge doesn't say anything about donuts named Rochelle ... http://yfrog.com/oebsmqej
Grace Hill St. Louis@GraceHillstl
It may be 109 degrees but we are still having fun at the Whitaker Urban Evening Series. 28 June
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