Easter Holiday
There will be no publication next week because due to the Easter holiday. Our publication will return on April 2, 2005.
If we receive breaking news we will upload it to our Web Log where you will be able to view it. Our Web Log is
firstcapitolnews.blogspot.com.
HEARING ON LANDFILL
On Tuesday, April 19, 2005 theDirector of the Division of Environmental Services, Department of Community Health and the Environment of St. Charles County will hold a public hearing in the County Administration Building, Multi-purpose room at 201 North Second at 7pm to consider a request from St. Peters Quarry L.L.C. N/K/A Metro Fill Development, L.L.C. to issue a license for the construction and operation of a demolition landfill. This is the property located on the southwest corner of Arena Parkway and Friedens Road. It consists of 27.338 acres.
Good For Her
You would think with all the fast food businesses in town they would be appreciative of your business. Not so at Steak and Shake on First Capitol Drive. A lady walked in the other day and walked over to the empty counter and took a seat. A man, later identified to be the manager, took it upon himself to berate her for not waiting for someone to seat her. She told him she thought the “Wait To Be Seated” sign applied to the tables and booths. Not so he admonished her. “The next time you come in here wait to be seated at the counter, do not seat yourself.” Much to her benefit she got up and walked out.
Mayor’s Salary in 2007
On Tuesday’s Council Agenda I noticed Councilman Larry Muench is requesting a date for the City Council to discuss what the Mayor’s salary will be in 2007. With the election for a new Mayor still two years away I wonder what the rush is all about? We have heard there are some individuals who want the job but they would not be interested unless the position pays a premium. Whatever happened to the days of public service?
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