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Collection of nearly 500 different nativity sets on display at Kansas City-area church

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www.ozarksfirst.com – Jacob Sloan – 2024-12-08 13:37:00

SUMMARY: Margi Colerick, 78, has displayed her diverse nativity scene collection, which includes wood, ceramic, handmade, and 3D-printed pieces, for nearly 20 years. Her passion began in 1960 when her mother created a nativity scene for a church bazaar. Colerick’s collection now consists of 60 tubs weighing around 1,500 pounds, showcased at Merriam Christian Church. Selling a third of her collection will support outreach programs. Colerick hopes the nativities will be treasured in new homes, reflecting the spirit of Christmas. She cherishes the handmade scene from her mother and believes it continues to spread joy during the holiday season.

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Missouri Senate amends bill that would put St. Louis police under state control, adds funding requirement

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www.youtube.com – KSDK News – 2025-03-09 06:12:56

SUMMARY: The Missouri Senate is set to vote on a bill that would place the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department under state control, removing local authority. Missouri Republicans argue for the change, citing a lack of trust in Mayor Tashara Jones, while Senate Democrat Steve Roberts criticizes her for not engaging with the city’s concerns. Mayor Jones and her top challenger, Cara Spencer, oppose the move, advocating for local control. The bill now includes funding provisions and must return to the House before reaching Governor Mike Kehoe’s desk, potentially leading to prolonged legal battles over local governance.

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The bill that would return the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department to state control underwent changes in the Missouri Senate Thursday and would need to go back to the House before heading to Gov. Mike Kehoe’s desk.

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Egg prices soar as bird flu impacts farms across U.S.

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www.youtube.com – FOX 2 St. Louis – 2025-03-07 18:46:08

SUMMARY: Egg prices in the U.S. are rising significantly due to a spreading bird flu, which has resulted in over 166 million bird deaths and affected nearly 1,000 dairy herds. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is urging the Trump administration to develop a vaccine promptly to protect poultry and manage rising prices. In response, the USDA has introduced a five-point strategy. However, concerns remain regarding the administration’s transparency and the dismissal of USDA officials involved in combating the outbreak. Congress is encouraged to proactively invest in support measures through the farm bill to assist affected farmers and prevent further losses.

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With bird flu soaring throughout the country—driving up egg prices—one senator is calling on the Trump administration to do more …

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10 Day Forecast

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www.youtube.com – KSDK News – 2025-03-07 18:44:46

SUMMARY: Meteorologist Gary Frank discusses recent weather conditions, highlighting the dust from Texas and New Mexico that affected air quality. Following a day with a dirty car due to rain, temperatures are currently at 64°F but are expected to drop into the 40s overnight. The weekend looks promising with mid-50s and light winds. Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday, shifting sunrise and sunset later. Looking ahead, a high-pressure system will bring warmer temperatures in the mid-70s early next week, while cooler air may affect the area later. St. Patrick’s Day is approaching, with parades expected under favorable weather.

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A cold front moving through the area will drop our temperatures 20+ degrees over the next several hours.

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