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City to Compare Water, Sewer Connection Fees
The Washington Board of Public Works will further study changing the water and sewer connection fees charged by the city and will not recommen…
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posted: June 19
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Aldermen Approve Cul-De-Sac Contract
Work to make State Street a cul-de-sac is expiated to begin within a week.
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posted: June 19
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No Consensus On Longer City Council Terms
Washington City Council members Monday night discussed the possibility of extending council members’ terms from two to four years.
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posted: June 19
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Washington Fair Announces Entry Deadlines for Contests
The Washington Town and Country Fair has announced entry deadlines and rules for a large number of events and contests.
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posted: June 19
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Plans Finalized for Great Race Stop in Washington
Plans are being finalized for the Great Race 2013 which will make a pit stop for lunch in Downtown Washington next week.
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posted: June 19
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‘God Writes Straight With Crooked Lines’
Though he had a 17-year-long journey to priesthood, the new parochial administrator at St. Gertrude and St. Ann’s parishes, Father Philip “Phi…
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posted: June 16
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Riverfront Trail Now Open After Flooding
The riverfront trail officially reopened Thursday morning after flooding caused it to close for about 1 1/2 weeks.
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Updated:
June 14
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Board Endorses Request
A request to vacate a 30-foot-wide alley in a block east of Highway 47 won preliminary approval Monday night.
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posted: June 13
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Missouri River Cleanup Nets Nearly Three Tons of Trash
Flooding along the Missouri River didn’t stop the River Relief team and volunteers from having a successful cleanup earlier this spring in Was…
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posted: June 13
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Council Renews Liquor Licenses
The Washington City Council this week approved the renewal of liquor licenses for several businesses and organizations.
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posted: June 13
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Washington School Board Approves ESY Program, Staffing
The Washington School Board approved the extended school year (ESY) program for eligible students and staffing at a recent meeting.
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posted: June 13
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Board to Study Sewer, Water Connection Fees
The Washington Board of Public Works will further study changing the water and sewer connection fees charged by the city and will not recommen…
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posted: June 13
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Baconfest is This Saturday
Bacon bratwurst, bacon corn chowder, home brine bacon, bacon-wrapped mushrooms, bacon doughnut holes, bacon gooey butter cake and bacon brains…
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Updated:
June 13
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Franklin County Relay for Life Raises Over $110,000
The Franklin County community, Relay for Life committee, survivors and caregivers can mark another successful Franklin County Relay for Life.
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posted: June 12
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No Odor Complaints at Washington Plant
There have been no recent complaints of odor at the wastewater treatment plant, Kevin Quaethem, water/wastewater superintendent, told the Boar…
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posted: June 12
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Columbarium Will Provide Place for Unclaimed Remains
Extensive records will be kept for the columbarium recently built in Washington to hold unclaimed cremated human remains.
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posted: June 12
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Memorial Request Moves to Washington Council
The Washington Park Board forwarded to the council a request to construct a memorial to Robert Perkins, the first city park director, at Phoen…
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posted: June 09
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Dead Animal May Have Caused Fire
A dead animal in an electrical panel may have been the cause of a fire at a warehouse in Washington early Friday.
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posted: June 09
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Angel of Hope Garden Dedication Canceled
The public dedication of the Angel of Hope Garden in Washington City Park has been cancelled due to rain moving into the area Sunday afternoon.
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Updated:
June 10
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Man Charged With Deviate Sexual Assault, Burglary
Authorities have charged a man accused of sexually assaulting another man in Washington.
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posted: June 09
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