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St. Louis man arrested and charged after shooting at Jefferson County deputies
Sheriff Dave Marshak announces charges following a burglary, domestic assault, shooting, and stolen vehicle that led to a police chase into the city of St. Louis. 36-year-old Denzell M. Reed of St. Louis is charged with one count each of Assault – 1st Degree, Domestic Assault – 1st Degree, Burglary – 1st Degree, and Stealing – Motor Vehicle, along with three counts of Armed Criminal Action.
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The 'Oldest Farmers Market West Of The Mississippi River' Is A Vibrant Midwest Gem With Over 100 Local Vendors
From toasted ravioli to gooey butter cake, St. Louis, Missouri, is a city serving up robust Midwestern flavors. Home to Soulard Farmers Market, this is a place that should be on your culinary radar the next time you find yourself in the "Gateway to the West." Located less than 10 minutes away from Gateway Arch National Park, Soulard Farmers Market is a long-standing St. Louis destination. Its history as a marketplace dates back to 1779, and aside from being the oldest farmers market in the city, it's actually the oldest farmers market west of the Mississippi River. The market's continued operation is due in part to the efforts of Julia Soulard, who once owned the land Soulard Farmers Market stands on in the historic neighborhood that bears her last name.
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Residents Raise Concerns to Venice City Council About Police
The Venice City Council met on November 2 minus Alderman Randy Davis whose resignation from the board was approved during the meeting.A moment of silence for the four adults shot at a youth football game at Madison High School the evening before. Several public comments were centered around issues with the police department. The first public speaker was from code enforcement officer Eric Deboe. Deboe wanted to know who the FOIA officer and when a new Streets & Alleys supervisor. Finally, Deboe said he believed there should be a time for city employees to talk to all elected officials without the public present. Mayor Phillip White Jr. replied that there is no FOIA officer for the city- the police chief, compltroller, and clerk each respond to their own departments requests. White added that Streets & Alleys employee Kendall Echols is doing a good job managing things so there are no plans to hire anyone. Alderman Gerald Massie replied to Deboe's comment about meeting in private and explained that Sunshine Laws prohibit that. White said he would be happy to meet with Deboe privately to answer some of his questions and explain policies and procedures. Next, Reverend James Herell reminded the