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Author: Terry Marx

Terry Marx has worked for 30 years for the U.S. Postal Service. He has delivered your mail through all kinds of obstacles. He lives in St. Charles (MO) County and he would just like to add his two-cents worth.

Just do it: Vote in the next election

August 7, 2014 Terry Marx 2014 Election, Voting/Elections Leave a comment

In Missouri’s Aug. 5 primary, total voter turnout was 24.58% Nationwide, half of U.S. Citizens don’t register to vote. Half of registered voters don’t

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