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Letter to the editor from the July 10 issue.

Editorial from the July 10 issue.

Walter Williams' editorial from the July 10 issue.

The O’Fallon City Council and Mayor David Zucker recognized 24 graduates of the city's 2019 Junior Citizens Police Academy [JCPA] on June 24. The graduates comprised children and teenagers age 8 to 15 years.

On June 24, a motion was filed in St. Charles County Circuit Court to amend a Feb. 12, 2018, lawsuit in which active, full-time O’Fallon police officers Capt. Jeffrey Gray and Maj. Kyle Kelly accused the city of O’Fallon of unlawful employment practices.

At the July 2 Dardenne Prairie Board of Aldermen meeting, Mayor David Zucker sponsored a resolution to authorize city staff to issue RFPs [requests for proposals] on concrete slab replacement and street repairs in Plat 4 of McCluer Village.

The O’Fallon City Council on June 27, approved two bills sponsored by council members Dale Kling and Nathan Bibb, both of Ward 3, enabling a bank with a drive-thru and a drive-up ATM.

At its June 27 meeting, the O’Fallon City Council voted 9-0, with council member Tom "Duke" Herweck [Ward 2] excused, to pass a bill, approving Straqr Properties LLC's final plan for Wyndgate Meadows. 

Legislation sponsored by Ward 3 council members Dale Kling and Nathan Bibb was approved at the June 27 O'Fallon City Council meeting paving the way for an indoor storage facility to be built at 1160 Technology Drive near Hwy. K in the southern area of the city.

Ella’s Fearless Heroes Lemonade Stand will be open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on Saturday July 27 and noon-4 p.m. on Sunday July 28 at the St. Charles County Veterans Museum, 410 E. Elm Street in O’Fallon.