st charles city/county / state of Missouri
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Yeah, call DSS or whatever it is for your state.  For a small fee they will take on the child support enforcement and handle all the paperwork, court issues, etc.\n\nThe info below comes from the page link at the bottom...\n\n"To apply for Missouri Child Support Enforcement services, you may request an application on–line, call the Missouri Child Support Enforcement information line (1-800-859-7999) or contact the child support office that serves your county. Child Support Enforcement provides services as follows: Location; Establishment and/or enforcement of a child support order and/or Medical support order; Modification of a child support order; Establishment of paternity."
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Kansas entered statehood in 1861.  Kansas City, Mo was founded in 1821, the year Missouri became a state.
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Contact your local County Clerk.
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Check the links below.\n\n\n1st link lists psychic fairs and the like in Missouri: Circles, Festivals, Events & Workshops... \nThere are presently  56  Active Events Posted for Missouri!.\n\n2nd link is the Witches of the World Networking search page and you can search each City you need.\n\n3rd link is me :-)\n\nI hope this helps you.
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Together, the two bodies, the House of Representatives and Senate are called The General Assembly of the State of Missouri.
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We are, we are!!!!!\nI live in St. Charles, Missouri\nabout 20 miles west of St. Louis!!!
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I'm not sure how far Jefferson City is from Saint Louis.  However, you can contact L'Alliance Francaise in St. Louis and they may be able to direct you to some classes.  Also, try your local community colleges as well.\n\nhttp://www.alliancestl.com/
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The first site listed below has a link to request municipal court information.\nThe second link has the numbers to call to get County court information.
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go to the web sight of the Missouri Botanical Gardens.  I don't know it but do a search for Missouri Botanical Gardens.  They should be able to help you with that information.
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http://www.doc.missouri.gov/offender_search.htm\n\nThat link will get you to Missouri's DOC inmate inquiry page, with instructions on how to make an inquiry. They don't have automated offender search tools available but may email the Department with your inquiry and a response will be provided to you, usually within 24 hours of receipt during regular business hours.\n\nGood luck
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You might try the records center for the military. i dont have the address for it but I believe it is located in St Louis Missouri. \n\nYou also may want to try these. May be a good place to start. Good Luck, hope you find what you are looking for
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If this was an easy question, you would not have asked it.  Well, here goes.\n\nIt was the 1st Kansas Colored Volunteer Regiment that fought at Sherwood, MO.  One report has it that there was a skirmish on May 18, 1863 at Sherwood and it was considered to be a Union defeat. \n\nOn May 18 a detachment of 40 Federals, most of whom were African-American troops of the 1st Kansas Colored Infantry Regiment, were foraging for corn at a farm near Sherwood, Missouri.  Without warning, they were suddenly surprised by Maj. Thomas Livingston and nearly 70 of his Jasper County partisans who burst from the nearby woods with guns blazing.  The Yanks were routed with 18 of their number killed.  The guerrillas had only two men wounded in the action and captured 5 wagons, 30 mules, and a good supply of guns and ammunition.  The next day, vengeful troops from the Union regiment’s camp arrived in the area with 300 infantrymen and at least 100 cavalrymen.  Livingston’s band eluded the force, but the village of Sherwood, a frequent base for the guerrilla forces, was put to the torch.  The community was completely destroyed and was never to be rebuilt.  Thus Sherwood was added to the growing list of Ozark communities that lay in ruins.  By now most of the Ozark region was essentially in a state of anarchy.  Destroyed homes and murdered citizens had become commonplace in the region.
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Hello, my name is Tim and I work in St. Louis, MO for a Law Firm called Castle Law.  Yes, you sure can file still.  Do you live near STL?  Please e-mail me back and my e-mail address. tim-harper@sbcglobal.net
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Don't pay a dime for it.  It is a free record available to you by simply writing to: National Personnel Records Center, 9700 Page Boulevard, St. Louis, Missouri, 63172. Their web site is: http://www.nara.gov/regional/stlouis.html
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Try the Missouri State Parks website
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From the MODOC webpage:\nThe Department does not have an automated offender search tool available for public use. You may email the Department with your inquiry and a response will be provided to you, usually within 24 hours of receipt during regular business hours. It should be noted that this site only provides general search information and policy information. Any specific questions about an offender's status should be addressed to the institutional caseworker or the Probation and Parole field officer. \nPlease use the following guidelines when submitting an offender search request: \n*Provide the offender's full name;\n*Be sure the offender's name is spelled correctly;\n*Provide the offender's inmate number, date of birth and/or social security number, if available;\n*Be sure your exact request is clear;\n*Do not submit your request more than once.\n\nNOTE: The Department does not provide search information to companies conducting employee background checks or to promote pen-pal relationships.\n\n\nTo fill out the inquiry, go to the site at \nhttp://www.doc.missouri.gov/offender_search.htm
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I'm not sure I can really answer your question, but I can suggest that you check with city hall...they may be able to help you.   Are you talking about Malvern, Arkansas?...cuz I'm familiar with that place and sometimes it's just a really small world.