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Mid Rivers Insider

Mid Rivers Insider

著者: Mid Rivers Newsmagazine
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Weekly review and preview of stories that matter to St. Charles County, Missouri.

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  • Redistricting Redux
    2025/09/17

    The West and Mid Rivers Insider Podcast discussed the recent approval of Missouri's new congressional district map, which splits Senate District 5 and expands District 5, potentially increasing Republican representation. The map faces legal challenges, including a lawsuit from the NAACP. The panel debated the implications of redistricting on voter representation and the broader political landscape. They also covered the ongoing impact of long COVID, noting that 20 million Americans suffer from long-term symptoms. The discussion highlighted the challenges of treating long COVID and the importance of vaccinations in preventing severe disease.

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  • Redistricting, Rush Limbaugh Style
    2025/09/04

    Tim Weber discusses the controversial redistricting process in Missouri, emphasizing its importance despite its dry subject matter. He explains that the U.S. conducts a census every 10 years to redraw congressional and legislative districts, reflecting population changes. Missouri, a deeply Republican state, is redrawing its districts to secure an additional congressional seat, a move driven by President Trump's request. Weber argues that the new maps accurately represent the state's shifting demographics and are a fair reflection of the state's political leanings. He acknowledges the risks and the political nature of the process but supports the new maps as a more accurate representation of Missouri's current political landscape.

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  • Back to School Special
    2025/08/27

    The conversation revolves around the back-to-school season, with participants discussing the impact of summer's end, the performance of interns, and the challenges faced by school districts. Rockwood and Parkway districts are grappling with budget issues, while St. Charles County is dealing with growth. The discussion also covers the new cell phone policies in schools, the importance of extracurricular activities, and the influence of social media on students. The group shares personal anecdotes about their children's experiences, including the challenges of managing school supplies and the evolving role of technology in education. They conclude by reflecting on their hopes for their children's future independence and success.3

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