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Recent News in Saint Joseph

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MoDOT is asking local residents to share how they travel by filling out a survey on its website. Deputy Director Eric Schroeter said the feedback will guide future projects to improve the transportation system — regional public input sessions will be held soon.

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Tonight, Geno’s Pizza at 809 Francis Street in St Joseph will host a trivia contest fundraiser for the Patee House and Jesse James Home. JoeTown 107.5’s Gregg Lynn will host the contest where a $10 entry fee is required—additional donations are welcome and pizza will be served.

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A driver who allegedly fled a hit-and-run accident at Noyes and Messanie Streets on Wednesday evening was arrested after crashing about an hour later at North 22nd and Newport Streets—hitting a parked car and a tree and leaving one person with minor injuries.

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