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Friday, December 18, 2009

MHDC approves $35 million housing program

by Brent Martin on December 18, 2009

in Politics & Government

Members of the Missouri Housing Development Commission today approved a $35 million package aimed at helping Missourians buy homes, pay their real estate taxes and make energy efficiency improvements. It is also hopes the program will give a boost to the struggling housing industry in the state. [click to continue…]

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Woods will never catch the Golden Bear

by Bill Pollock 12/18/09 3:37 PM

On this week’s Pressbox Podcast, I normally stick to just Missouri sports, and I’ll touch on Missouri and the possbility of any moves to the Big 10, and I’ll talk about the biggest sports story of 2009. However, I want to talk about an angle that hasn’t been discussed much about Tiger Woods. What will [...]

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MU’s Coulter a finalist for “Rudy” Award

by Bill Pollock 12/18/09 3:31 PM

I was up at the University of Missouri for today’s practice and afterwards, head coach Gary Pinkel talked about Brian Coulter and the job this kid has done while at Missouri. The kid has been through a lot and maybe you haven’t heard his story, but it’s remarkable where he came from and where he [...]

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Ethics rising as an issue for upcoming session

by Brent Martin 12/18/09 1:16 PM

House leadership has now jumped on the ethics bandwagon. The number three person in the House has proposed new rules for lawmaker conduct saying he wants to bring about structural change to the legislature.
House Majority Floor Leader Steven Tilley, a Perryville Republican, proposes many changes, focusing on conduct during legislative sessions rather than campaigns as [...]

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Chiefs and Rams blacked out

by Bill Pollock 12/18/09 9:54 AM

The Chiefs and Rams have been so bad this season that I’m thinking of just combining their stories together for the rest of the season. I just haven’t been able to get myself excited about watching much of the NFL season until last night when I saw Indy and Jacksonville. What have I been missing…teams [...]

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