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Nice reminder for the 500,000 expected to be in downtown over the next 3 days

Final buckets above

Here bill here https://www.stlouis-mo.gov/government/city-laws/upload/legislative/boardbills/floor-amended/BB22AAFLCombined%20(final).pdf

This from another part of the interwebs. I’ve also run this by people in the know and they are hearing the same thing, but whats still blank is what comes next for the site and most likely answer is a redevelopment by City SC, they own a couple other sites between the the stadium and jefferson and i believe they’ll eventually take it all.

504 people did yoga at Kiener Plaza this morning, a new record for this series, it breaks the record set last week which broke the record set few weeks ago. Every Tuesday at 7:00am

I couldn’t find the board members official email addresses anywhere online so I submitted a sunshine request for their official emails and any phone number they use for official business. It took them 33 days just to give me the emails (also Commissioner Sonya Jenkins-Gray is not listed, not sure if inadvertently or if she is no longer on board but it’s easy to figure out what her email is based on the ones listed).

I made this request because I think all city residents or visitors should have contact info for those who decide how $220,000,000 of our money is spent over the next 12 months. So if you have questions or comments, here you go

If amendment 5 passes, taxes will go up on 92% of Missouri households. Mike Kehoe wants us to have a Tennessee style tax system, well that means more taxes on 92% of Missouri households & this makes sense since people in TN have less disposable income than Missourians today

Trump’s Iran war cost Missourian’s an extra $1.582 billion. @MikeLKehoe & #moleg could have soften the blow by $400m by suspending the states gas tax, they chose not to. Kehoe and republicans actually raised it by 71% w/o voter approval when he was in the senate. They’ll raise it more & add sales tax to it if you Vote yes for Amendment 5

I think this is the way for most that were born in Bosnia, even the ones born here with Bosnian parents.

Now that both Bosnia and the United States have advanced out of the group stage, they’ll meet on July 1 in San Francisco. Ever since the matchup became official, a lot of people have asked me if I’m conflicted or whether this is going to be a difficult game for me to watch.

The honest answer is no. Not at all.

I was born in Bosnia and spent the first ten years of my life there before my family immigrated to the United States. I’ve now lived in America for the last thirty years, and I’m incredibly grateful for everything this country has given me. The opportunities, the friendships, the career, and the life I’ve built here are things I’ll never take for granted.

But Bosnia is where my story began. It’s where my roots are, where my earliest memories were made, and it’s a part of who I am that has never changed. When your homeland finally reaches a stage like this, especially after everything the country has endured, that’s something you don’t take for granted.

Bosnia has almost always been the underdog. We’re a small country competing against nations with far larger populations, bigger player pools, and greater resources. We’ve never expected anything to be handed to us, and that’s one of the things that has always made me proud to support Bosnia.

So when the whistle blows on July 1, there won’t be any internal debate for me. I’ll be cheering for Bosnia. That’s not a statement against the United States,
far from it. It’s simply a reflection of where I came from. Home is home.

If the U.S. wins, I’ll probably be less disappointed than I would be if Bosnia lost to almost any other country. And once that match is over, if Bosnia’s tournament has come to an end, I’ll be cheering for the United States the rest of the way. But for those ninety minutes, my heart will be with the country where my journey began.

If you lose your parents they’ll be at the EMS booth

We made this into a banner for the game in Seattle on Wednesday, about 30-35 people from STL are going that are from the same town in Bosnia. It’s 3.5 by 6 feet

I expect a five thousand+ STL Bosnians to make the trek to Seattle and about 30,000 at the game. If Bosnia wins (70% favorite) they’ll move on to the knockout stage and most likely play the US on July 1 in SF

https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/st-louis-musician-mvstermid-lands-us-soccer-anthem-heard-around-the-world/

Muhammad “Mvstermind” Austin, a St. Louis native son, is one of the brightest talents in the music industry. His work ethic is solid, his confidence is unwavering, and his music is creating a buzz that is spreading around the world.

His hit “U.S. Against The World” is featured in one of HBO’s most popular sports documentary series and is the U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team’s official anthem. The song is being played at soccer stadiums around the globe and at bars and watch parties for the FIFA World Cup.

Video https://youtu.be/NhfysUSH0Zg?is=ltUeQXr6o85WQ1Nr

It’s an interesting trend.