Virginia Young
Jefferson City Bureau Chief, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Virginia Young is the Jefferson City bureau chief of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Here's an update via @tlwriter on NorthSide project: McKee to push on despite Jeff City defeat: bit.ly/10lySgk via @STLtoday
McKee to push on despite Jeff City defeat
stltoday.com — Despite hiring a small army of lobbyists and teaming up with a project in Kansas City, developer Paul McKee was unable last week to persuade lawmakers to extend a tax credit program that's key to funding his huge plan to redevelop two square miles of north St. Louis.
Medicaid chief's ouster puzzles many m.stltoday.com/STL/db_109121/…
@dshesgreen Better now that the Mo. legislative session is over. I'm so glad you're back in the thick of it. You're such a great reporter.
Missouri social services agency loses two top officials in a week: bit.ly/10K3SGv via @STLtoday
Missouri social services agency loses two top officials in a week
stltoday.com — JEFFERSON CITY * The head of Missouri's social services department has resigned, one week after the state's longtime Medicaid chief departed without explanation. Social Services Director Alan Freeman will return to his position as chief executive officer of Grace Hill Health Centers in St. Louis, effective May 31, Gov.
RT @chadmyerscnn: First rotating storms of the day are popping up in Southcentral Oklahoma near Rush Springs and Duncan. TOR watch in effe…
Social Services Director Alan Freeman resigned, Nixon announces. No reason given. This on heels of departure of Medicaid chief Ian McCaslin
Okay, I know it's past time for the paper toss, but first I have to read last-minute bills they passed. pic.twitter.com/aFuoHhx8RQ
VirginiaYoung: Okay, I know it's past time ...
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Conflict-ridden session could lead to more Nixon vetoes: bit.ly/14DhIKI via @STLtoday
Conflict-ridden session could lead to more Nixon vetoes
stltoday.com — JEFFERSON CITY * Gov. Jay Nixon, a Democrat, likes to portray his relationship with the Republican-dominated Legislature as one where they work toward common goals. But Friday's conclusion of the Legislature's four-and-a-half month session magnified their differences and is likely to result in more vetoes than usual.
@ToddScott2 @kcrancer Two tweets to date is not very deep.
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