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Julia Garrison is a city and county reporter for The Columbia Missourian.

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Cycling community remembers John Wilkinson at second annual memorial ride

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By Carlotta Angiolillo, Julia Garrison, Hannah Henderson
| Columbia Missourian Verified
John Wilkinson never wanted to be the center of attention, so his friends and former colleagues say he probably would have been “mortified” to see the bike ride CycleX Bicycles hosted Sunday afternoon in his honor. Wilkinson, a former co-owner of the shop and a beloved figure in the Columbia cycling community, was killed in a hit-and-run incident northeast of Boulder, Colorado in May 2025, according to CBS Colorado. He was 41. CycleX had its first memorial bike ride for Wilkinson in June 2025.
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Jeanne Snodgrass resigns from CPS board

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By Julia Garrison
| Columbia Missourian Verified
The letter, attached to the School Board's Monday meeting agenda, details that Snodgrass will resign Monday and is planning to accept a new job in August that requires her to relocate. kAmQ%@ E96 4@>>F?:EJi E92?< J@F 7@C J@FC ECFDE :? >6[Q $?@58C2DD D2:5 :? E96 =6EE6C] Qp?5 E@ >J 4@==628F6Di E92?< J@F 7@C E96 @AA@CEF?:EJ E@ 5@ E9:D :>A@CE2?E H@C< E@86E96C]Qk^Am kAm$?@58C2DD H2D 7:CDE 6=64E65 E@ E96 $49@@= q@2C5 :?
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City to start putting clamps on cars with four or more unpaid parking tickets

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By Julia Garrison
| Columbia Missourian Verified
Starting Monday, the city will start to put wheel clamps on vehicles with four or more unpaid parking citations. Drivers will receive a 72-hour warning that gives them another chance to settle their parking fines before an immobilization device is attached to their wheels. These devices will not be used on first-time violators — but instead for repeated violation of parking regulations that remain unresolved after their court dates, according to a city news release.
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