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Jefferson City council member looking to recognize the historical significance of Oct 7, 1864

Jefferson City council member looking to recognize the historical significance of Oct 7, 1864
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Jefferson City to pay legal fees for former city councilwoman s lawsuit

The city is paying $12,000 for Edith Vogel s legal fees in the settlement and the Confederate-related pavers will go back to the park.

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Jefferson City set to return controversial pavers back to Deborah Cooper Park on Adrian s Island

Jefferson City set to return controversial pavers back to Deborah Cooper Park on Adrian s Island
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Pavers to be reinstalled on Adrian s Island

Jefferson City will have to reinstall pavers engraved with a message about a Confederate general on a plaza on Adrian's Island.

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Our Opinion: Commission makes right call on private park events

The Jefferson City Parks and Recreation Commission made the right decision earlier this week not to rent Deborah Cooper Park for private events.

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