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https://www.springfieldmo.gov/DocumentCenter/View/19379/06-25-12-AITF-sgf-Animal-Ordinances?bidId=

You can’t have a rooster.

The Midtown Library has a Fix-It Fair on April 15. Someone there might be able to help.

I rent from At Home and they’ve been great.

I live just south of Mt Vernon and it is fine. Our next door neighbors have people coming and going all hours, and one time some teens tried to break into our house. But for $650 for a 2 bedroom with an amazing yard, I’ll take it.

It’s 30 degrees outside 😆

I hope recreational being legal makes an impact by reducing overdose deaths from other drugs.

Roy Blunt Stadium

https://thelibrary.org/libjob/libjobs.cfm

The library is hiring for a lot of jobs, including one at the makerspace!

Rock Bottom is a DIY venue for punk and metal. They are on instagram.

Where is the drive thru?

Boskys has all compostable packaging. Haven’t found any Asian.

It’s true, but they just did a big salary restructuring.

The Library is hiring https://thelibrary.org/jobs

That makes me feel better, I’ve been twice and was underwhelmed.

I voted at 2 PM. Every table was full and there was a line of about 10 people, first line I’ve seen there.

If you are still registered in Ash Grove I think you should be able to vote there. If nothing else, they can help you get an address so you can be registered for next time (there’s more elections in April).

Yup! Across from Central High School

I’m not sure if Connecting Grounds provides addresses. There is a social worker at the Midtown library from 2-4 today. She might be able to help you out.

There are shelters in town where you can receive mail and then have that as your address. Have you been to One Door? They can help you out.

Grove. They even deliver!

I think they estimated $1600

Yes that is the plan, and the city gave them an exception to do it, which feels shady. Normally they have to retain drainage on their own property.

No.

I went to a housing collaborative meeting where both sides stated their case. My opinions:

1. the housing is not affordable.

The developer admitted that it will be the most expensive housing on the market. Their justification for saying it would increase affordable housing, was that if someone moves into one of their properties from a $700/month property, that $700/month property is now available for someone else to move into.

2. Flooding

That area already has issues with flooding, and adding a bunch of concrete is not going to help matters, even with the exceptions the city made.

3. Accessibility

The developer didn’t even seem to have the first idea about how to make properties accessible to those with disabilities, but was willing to learn.

4. Neighborhood

The neighbors in the area don’t seem to want it, and have worked hard to maintain the feel of their neighborhood.

I know there are tons of signs and publicity to vote yes, but I think that’s just because “Yes” is the side with more money.

The library has several knitting and crochet groups.