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Today's riddle: What are the two sides of a circle? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Jefferson City downtown designated Opportunity Zone (abc17news.com) — Downtown Jefferson City will retain federal Opportunity Zone status for another decade starting Jan. 1, offering tax incentives intended to attract private investment. The area includes the proposed conference center site and East Capitol Avenue redevelopment projects, though officials cannot yet estimate investment or say whether existing projects will use the incentives.
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2. Jefferson City offers $41k to expand homelessness-related services (krcgtv.com) — Jefferson City is offering nonprofits up to $41,211 in federal funding to add or expand homelessness services, including daytime shelter, outreach and housing navigation. Proposals are due Dec. 4, with a pre-proposal workshop Nov. 17. The money cannot cover regular operations, and officials expect one nonprofit will likely receive the full award.
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3. Boggs Family, creek named for (newstribune.com) — Boggs Creek preserves a piece of Jefferson City's farming past, taking its name from landowner James Knox Boggs. His farm later passed to longtime farmhand Fred Brauner, who cared for him in old age. Homes and businesses now occupy much of that landscape, but the creek still follows its original path.
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4. Firefighters recognized for 55 years of service (newstribune.com) — Two longtime local firefighters, Wayne Hammann and Steve Cearlock, have each been recognized for 55 years of service. Hammann, a former Jefferson City assistant fire chief who now leads the Cole County Fire Protection District, plans to retire in May and help his successor settle in.
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5. Columbia teen held without bond after alleged gun display in Missouri Blvd dispute (krcgtv.com) — An alleged gun threat during a Monday traffic dispute on Jefferson City's Missouri Boulevard led to an 18-year-old Columbia woman's arrest. Georgia A. Brown faces a weapon charge and was being held without bond. Court documents say she told officers she displayed the gun after the other couple used racial slurs.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What are the two sides of a circle?" — The inside and the outside ! (Thank you James M. for sending it in!)
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