What Happened This Week We've heard from a lot of people that it's hard to keep track of what's happening from week to week. We thought you might feel that way, too, and that a recap might help. Here are some highlights: Friendly reminder that Dr. Sam holds live briefings on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 8:30am; those briefings are broadcast live […]
There is no way I can truly understand and relate, but I stand in solidarity with everyone against injustice. Our community is grieving, and needs space to do so. St. Louis protestors are our teachers, librarians, servers, deliverers, builders, healthcare workers, mothers, fathers, neighbors. They are showing righteous anger and disciplined leadership. Their leaders have […]
St. Louis County receives high praise for handling of the coronavirus in long-term facilities May 29, 2020 ST. LOUIS COUNTY (KMOV.com) – St. Louis County is getting high praise for their handling of the coronavirus in long-term health facilities. The federal government has recognized the county’s system for monitoring and dealing with COVID-19 in long-term […]
St. Louis County should be fully reopened by mid-June, Page says. Jeremy Kohler, May 29, 2020 CLAYTON — St. Louis County Executive Sam Page said Friday that he expected most businesses and venues in the county to be allowed to open by mid-June, with social distancing guidelines to protect against spreading the coronavirus. His comments came […]
IBEW Endorses Dr. Sam Page for County Executive "Dr. Page is a conscientious and compassionate leader, willing to make difficult decisions for the safety and positive growth of our region!" ~Tim Green, former state senator and current Director of Governmental Affairs IBEW1/NECA
Over 300,000 masks to be distributed to churches reopening in June. Kelley Hoskins, May 26, 2020 ST. LOUIS – The St. Louis Clergy Coalition, Baptist Minister’s Union, and 24:1 Clergy Coalition will distribute over 125,000 masks to churches planning to reopen in June. At the request of these groups, Missouri Governor Mike Parson, St. Louis […]
