Michelle Hohmeier asked why the Boone settlement was approved so quickly when another alleged employee harassment case has been in the courts since 2011.
The groups wants to buy .8 acres of land from the city for a proposed veterans tribute park in Arnold. However, land appraisals from the group and the city vary significantly.
Arnold has received a $250,000 grant for the much-needed sidewalks from the Missouri Safe Routes to School program.
Bill Holloway is no longer seeking a seat on the Fox School District's Board of Education.
Evans, who was serving as president of the Arnold Historical Society, told the Ward 1 councilwoman to quit harassing him during a public portion at last week's council meeting.
Mike Evans had planned to resign May 1 due to a conflict with his doctorate courses. However, the Arnold group voted Monday night to make the resignation immediate.
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As part of the agreement, the parks and recreation director will be guaranteed a five-year contract and all future council communications to her will come through the city administrator.
Missey had his name removed from the April ballot for allegedly engaging in purposeful personal property tax avoidance. He's decided pursuing the seat would be too costly.
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Ward 4 Councilman Ken Moss has filed a defamation lawsuit claiming the five "orchestrated a sham investigation" against him, according to a stltoday.com article.
The owner of We Buy Gold claims Ward 1 City Councilwoman Doris Borgelt harassed him and damaged his business. Borgelt denies the accusations.
The meeting has been rescheduled.
Jefferson County Clerk Wes Wagner among the apointees, who will evaluate the best way for residents to cast their ballots early.
The Arnold Election Authority has determined that the Ward 1 candidate has engaged in purposeful tax avoidance since having moved to the city.
Chief Robert Shockey, who is also serving as acting city administrator, filed the complaint for alleged retaliation attempts by two city councilmembers, Arnold's city attorney says.
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Arnold's city attorney said Missey was disqualified because he was in arrears on city taxes that are generated from personal property taxes. But the city's finance director says Arnold does not receive any direct payment from those taxes.
The business, located at the former site of Arnold Rental at Jeffco and McClain, sparked concern from nearby residents worried about unwanted traffic in their neighborhood.
Family and friends of Christine "Cricky" Lang described her as a fighter who never gave up hope and continued to help out in the community, despite her lifelong battle with diabetes.
Visitation for Christine "Cricky" Lang will be held from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Heiligtag-Lang-Fendler Funeral Home in Arnold.
Christine "Cricky" Lang, of Ward 1, died this morning at her home.
One Arnold City Council candidate had his name removed from the April ballot for not paying his 2012 property taxes. However, that wasn't a disqualifier in the 2011 election.
Moritz, who has served as a Ward 2 councilman since 2007, says a job change has precluded him from seeking a fourth term.
Shaun Missey, a Ward 1 Arnold City Council candidate, had his name removed from the April ballot for not paying 2012 property tax. He is seeking advice from a lawyer on the matter.
A homeowner who lives across from the extended-stay hotel has asked the Arnold City Council to revisit the possibility of shutting it down.
The business, located at the former site of Arnold Rental at Jeffco and McClain, has nearby residents concerned it will have a negative impact on traffic and safety.
McCaherty has been selected to be chairman of House International Trade Committee and chaplain of the House Republican Caucus.
Bryson Baker's last day in the city is Jan. 17. The city is accepting applications for his position through Jan. 15.
Jarvis, who ran for the Republican nomination for Jefferson County Sheriff in August, plans to run for Missouri Senator, Dist. 22 in 2014.
The council hired Protective & Investigative Services to conduct an investigation on a complaint by a city employee that she was harassed by a city councilman for more than two years.
The Arnold councilwoman says the situation between Susie Boone and Ken Moss is going nowhere, and the city needs to move forward.
The Republican from St. Louis County represents Missouri's new Second Congressional District, which includes Arnold.
The Arnold councilman, who's been accused of harassing a city employee, claims the entire situation was politically motivated. Mayor Ron Counts calls Moss' statements "ludicrous."
The Arnold councilman denies Susie Boone's allegations that he harassed her for two years after his sister was fired was fired from the Parks Department.
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Mayor Ron Counts reflects on the Arnold's past success and its future.
On a 5-to-3 vote, the Arnold City Council decided against entering into public record the independent investigation on the harassment of a city employee by a councilman.
Legislation that would allow teachers with concealed weapons permits to carry guns in school has the support of Missouri House Republican leaders.