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New Haven Branch Programs

6/16/2016

Read Build and Play is on this Saturday June 18 at the branch. This week's theme is robots: we will build a bristlebot and play "Bugs in the Kitchen." Perfect for kids 4-12!

Preschool Storytime is also happening this Saturday at 10:00 am. On your mark, get set, hide! There is still time sign up for summer reading program, too.

All library programs are free, and everyone is welcome to attend.

Celia and Little Celia Show at New Haven Branch

6/16/2016

Read, Build, and Play at New Haven Branch

6/16/2016

Robotics Class at New Haven Branch

6/16/2016

Rope Warrior at New Haven Branch

6/16/2016

Annual Art Exhibit at New Haven Branch

6/16/2016

June Scenic Regional Newsletter

5/27/2016

Traditional Cream Tea at New Day Mercantile

5/26/2016

Scenic Regional Library Public Meetings

5/24/2016

Scenic Regional Library will be holding public meetings to introduce their architectural design team and unveil the preliminary design work for its new libraries. Topics will include the overall building concepts, floor plan studies, and the project schedule. Attendees will be encouraged to ask questions and share their thoughts following the brief presentations. The meeting for the new library in New Haven will be held:

Friday, June 10, 6:00-7:00 PM
Old School
810 Maupin Street, New Haven, MO

FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF PRESS RELEASE

5/24/2016

Charges of Assault First have been issued against William White, a white male, age 31 from Union in the shooting of the motorcycle rider this weekend on Hwy 100. The victim is identified as James Diekmann, a white male, age 62 from Berger. Bond for White has been set at $100,000.00 cash only. He is currently incarcerated in the Franklin County Jail.

Flags at Government Buildings in Missouri to be at Half-Staff on May 15 for Peace Officers Memorial Day

5/11/2016

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The flags of the United States and the State of Missouri at all government buildings in Missouri will be flown at half-staff from sunrise to sunset on Sunday (May 15) in honor of Missouri’s Peace Officers Memorial Day, so designated by a 1996 state law. The day commemorates the sacrifices of the federal, state, county and municipal peace officers who have been killed or disabled in the performance of their duties.

“The names of more than 670 Missouri law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty are on the Law Enforcement Memorial in Jefferson City, a vivid reminder of how those brave men and women have always placed themselves in harm’s way on our behalf,” Gov. Nixon said. “The lowered flags on Sunday will pay honor to their courage, and represent the gratitude and respect of Missourians.”

MDC Encourages Motorists to Give Turtles a Brake!

5/11/2016

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) encourages motorists to give turtles crossing roads a brake. Turtles are struck by cars throughout warmer months, but are at special risk this time of year because they are on the move. Young males make up most of the travelers as they search for territories of their own and for female turtles. Comfort is also a factor. Like other reptiles, turtles are cold-blooded so basking on warm asphalt feels good on cool spring days.

Missouri Receives Federal Approval to Expand Medicaid Dental Services to Eligible Adults

5/11/2016

Jefferson City, Mo.—The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has approved the Missouri Department of Social Services’ plan to expand Medicaid coverage of dental services for approximately 282,000 adult participants. Dental care providers that have provided services to eligible Medicaid participants will be paid for those services administered since January 1, 2016.

Shamrock Conversations: The Colony House

5/10/2016

By Patricia Weatherly

The Colony House is a homestyle restaurant that has been open in New Haven for nearly 35 years.

New Haven Branch Library Programs for May

5/10/2016

Preschool Storytime continues each Tuesday morning at 10:00 am and on Saturday, May 21. Our themes are outdoor fun and camping. Storytime features songs, stories, finger plays, and fun for kids up to kindergarten age.

Missouri’s Parks, Soils and Water Sales Tax Will Be on November Ballot

5/9/2016

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Gov. Jay Nixon today announced that Missouri’s Parks, Soils and Water sales tax, which is up for renewal this year, will appear on the November ballot.

Town and Country Women’s Club Puts On Senior Tea

5/9/2016

By Ereka Bailey

On Friday, April 29, the senior girls of the class of 2016 left New Haven High School to attend the Senior Tea held at the Central Hotel in downtown New Haven.

Gov. Nixon Signs Fiscal Year 2017 Budget Bills

5/6/2016

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Gov. Jay Nixon today signed the remaining appropriations bills for the 2017 fiscal year – thanking the General Assembly for answering his call for smart, fiscally-responsible investments, while cautioning legislators against redirecting these dollars toward special interest tax breaks in the last week of the session.

Gov. Nixon Signs Budget Making Historic Investments in Mental Health Services

5/6/2016

Herculaneum, Mo. – Gov. Jay Nixon joined advocates and caregivers at Jefferson County Developmental Disabilities Resource Board today to sign House Bill 2010, the Fiscal Year 2017 budget for the Missouri Department of Mental Health. The budget includes historic investments in services for Missourians with developmental disabilities, mental illness and substance use disorders, increasing state and federal funding for the Department of Mental Health by more than $200 million.

Missouri Cybersecurity Portal Honored With “Innovation of the Year” Award

5/6/2016

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Office of Administration along with its Information Technology Services Division (ITSD) today announced that the Office of Cyber Security’s Cybersecurity Portal was honored with the “Innovation of the Year” award from StateScoop, the leading government IT media company. The award was presented on May 4, 2016 at the Annual StateScoop 50 Awards reception, which is hosted during the National Association of State Chief Information Officers Midyear Conference in Baltimore.

Squirrel, Black-Bass Seasons Open Memorial Day Weekend

5/5/2016

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Memorial Day weekend brings an extra-special celebration for squirrel hunters and bass anglers in Missouri. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reminds them that the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend, May 28, marks the opening of both squirrel season statewide and catch-and-keep bass season in most streams south of the Missouri River.

O’Fallon Angler Sets Another State Fishing Record

5/5/2016

O’FALLON, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reports that James Lucas of O’Fallon became the most recent record-breaking angler in Missouri when he caught a hybrid striped bass on the Mississippi River.

State Releases April 2016 General Revenue Report

5/3/2016

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Acting State Budget Director Dan Haug announced today that 2016 fiscal year-to-date net general revenue collections increased 2.7 percent compared to 2015, from $7.22 billion last year to $7.41 billion this year.

Net general revenue collections for April 2016 decreased by 4.6 percent compared to those for April 2015, from $1.26 billion to $1.21 billion.

Gov. Nixon Announces No Kid Hungry Campaign to End Child Hunger in Missouri

4/29/2016

Affton, Mo. – Gov. Jay Nixon today visited Rogers Middle School in Affton to announce a partnership with national anti-hunger non-profit Share our Strength and a coalition of state agencies and community-based organizations. No Kid Hungry Missouri will work with school districts and other stakeholders to implement proven strategies to increase access to school breakfast, after-school snacks and summer meals. Currently, one in five children in Missouri struggle with hunger.

Gov. Nixon Nominates Retired St. Louis Police Officer to Missouri Ethics Commission

4/28/2016

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Gov. Jay Nixon today announced his nomination of George A. Ratermann, of St. Louis, to serve on the Missouri Ethics Commission. The Ethics Commission receives and reviews complaints alleging violations of conflict of interest, lobbying and campaign finance disclosure laws.

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New Haven Branch Programs

Celia and Little Celia Show at New Haven Branch

Read, Build, and Play at New Haven Branch

Robotics Class at New Haven Branch

Rope Warrior at New Haven Branch

Annual Art Exhibit at New Haven Branch

June Scenic Regional Newsletter

Traditional Cream Tea at New Day Mercantile

Scenic Regional Library Public Meetings

FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF PRESS RELEASE

Flags at Government Buildings in Missouri to be at Half-Staff on May 15 for Peace Officers Memorial Day

MDC Encourages Motorists to Give Turtles a Brake!

Missouri Receives Federal Approval to Expand Medicaid Dental Services to Eligible Adults

Shamrock Conversations: The Colony House

New Haven Branch Library Programs for May

Missouri’s Parks, Soils and Water Sales Tax Will Be on November Ballot

Town and Country Women’s Club Puts On Senior Tea

Gov. Nixon Signs Fiscal Year 2017 Budget Bills

Gov. Nixon Signs Budget Making Historic Investments in Mental Health Services

Missouri Cybersecurity Portal Honored With “Innovation of the Year” Award

Squirrel, Black-Bass Seasons Open Memorial Day Weekend

O’Fallon Angler Sets Another State Fishing Record

State Releases April 2016 General Revenue Report

Gov. Nixon Announces No Kid Hungry Campaign to End Child Hunger in Missouri

Gov. Nixon Nominates Retired St. Louis Police Officer to Missouri Ethics Commission

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