Popping in to say my brother discovered these just a few minutes ago in our driveway and the yards/driveways of our whole street. We live on the west side too. ETA: we found a total of nine. Our neighbor's kids said a white truck was doing the deed, but they didn't see the driver or the plate. ETA2: up to 11 now, my brother did a walk of the whole neighborhood past our street and found a couple more. Gross.

but you can report it to the FBI, because this is a known tactic done by multiple hate and white supremacist groups. We've got a proud boys chapter in town, and a KKK chapter down in branson. FBI may not be able to finger print it, but they can still use it as evidence of their activity level in the area (and there's some tech tracking printers down to individual machines, so if they raid a place and find a printer then match it to these flyers, that's a hate crime charge).

kum&go at sunshine and scenic will let you use theirs for free, but you have to park at the air spot then go inside to the register and give them your driver's license, then they'll give you the nozzle to use on your tires. You go back inside and give the nozzle back, they give you your license back.

Imagine the kind of good they could do if they focused that much effort into, I dunno, volunteering at The Kitchen or something. Doing something that actually would help local people instead of an imaginary fight against an "enemy" that doesn't actually exist.

I know the guest pastor that is actually responsible for the Toes tried this back in california, it did not work

locked: how hard is it to keep it civil people, smh

as nice as this is, it's not directly related to springfield-it's in St. Louis. post removed

What's this "Good Government Committee" thing that's endorsing like half the candidates? is it a PAC?

it's part of the logo and even present on the website's logo online (the website logo is still changed for St Patrick's Day), always been that way

I think your friend's coworker is full of shit

There isn't one

If there was a specialist in Springfield, even one at a competing hospital, then Cox would have recommended sending your kid to them. If the specialist is in St. Louis than it's highly likely that there is not one of comparable skill in Springfield.

chiefs won the superb owl, time for fireworks

Interesting! Was it headed to KC?

If you'd have led with that, my response would have been different and actually constructive.

Have you contacted the city counsel, our state representative's office, the office of the missouri attorney general, or local media outlets (ky3, kolr10, ozarksfirst, etc)? Each of these avenues could put pressure on the PD if you pursue talking to them. Shit takes time, but if you haven't tried any of these yet I would recommend doing so.

"I just wanted to try something because my health has declined drastically" sounds like you did something incredibly reckless or dangerous and didn't care about the consequences to yourself or others. If your health is the problem you need to see a doctor not a police officer.

Some of this sounds actionable if you have proof (i.e. recordings, emails, texts). Contact an employment lawyer for wrongful termination if you feel like you have a case. I don't know if there's a state advisory board for private security like Brosnan, but if there is-or if there's a larger corporate structure you'd probably want to file a complaint with them. Same for walmart, file a complaint directly to corporate (and if you have proof of your claims, tell them that you have it and you're willing to provide it).

are you seeking advice on how to report the place for hostile/hateful environment? might have to consult r/legaladvice on which avenues to use

unrelated to your main point, but the "see also" links on that page going to the murder of dee dee blanchard, the springfield three, a list of our mayors, and tiny town is very funny to me

Might have a better chance on facebook than here.

thread locked: smdh, how hard is it to play nice people?

What?

the one commercial for sheds or mobile buildings or whatever, where the guy has his granddaughter in the commercials. just let her go to school and hang out with her friends, she doesn't need to be part of your marketing man

make up a picnic and pick a park in the area, find a good spot with a blanket and take a sturdy candle. ta-da, candlelit dinner date

there was, and the museum on the square might have info about it, but the only notable thing on the square itself is the plaque about the lynchings of Fred Coker and Horace Duncan