I am excited to inform everyone that with our Ink Jet Recycling Fund Raiser, we have raised 136 points toward playground equipment or $58.40 cash for the 2nd Annual WyaconDays Festival. I would like to keep the points accumulating, but will use the money if we have to for the festival. Any ideas or suggestions would be great! Here's the link to the rewards catalog...
http://www.fundingfactory.com/programs/rewards_catalog/
Keep those used cell phones, ink jet's, and ink cartridges commin! Thanks!
It was certainly a shock to say the least and a HUGE relief to actually be in a City Hall Meeting that was conducted like a meeting! WOW! The power of prayer!!
From what I understood the 2 ordinances that were passed illegally, Ordinance 341 and 342 are being resubmitted to the MO Municipal League, I do have those ordinances scanned in if you would like to read them, the MO Constitution states very clearly that in RSMo 71.150 that no one should be required to own property and 71.010 states the procedure to enact an ordinance, which was not followed. I hope we are kept informed of these legal proceedings, I only caught the mumbling part of the mentioning of the Municipal League and these ordinances. That was because I know the MO constitution and I know that this was an illegal ordinance and I had been asking about this.
Ask questions as often as you can. Keep yourselves informed!
Here's a link to report environmental problems, so the next time the city decides to dump sewage on the streets or in the ditches, please contact them!
http://www.dnr.mo.gov/env/wrc/Water_Res_Rpts.htm
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