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Bob Miller

Cape Girardeau, Jackson

Senior Reporter and Contributor at Southeast Missourian

Husband. Dad of 3. Editor of Southeast Missourian.

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  • Safe House of Southeast Missouri: A lifeline for abuse victims in crisis

    Oct 21, 2024 | ourcommunitynow.com | Bob Miller

    Share With financial assistance from the United Way, the Safe House also oversees an educational program that sends educators into schools to talk about healthy relationships. It also is involved in a “batterers intervention program”, a 26-week course over six months that works with offenders to give them guidance and tools to eliminate abuse from their behaviors. Hill said all offenders need accountability, but many experienced abuse themselves.

  • Future of Missouri's water: Proposed legislation aims to curb out-of-state exports

    Sep 22, 2024 | semissourian.com | Bob Miller

    When it comes to water, Missouris current supply is solid. The water source outlook, even when drought occurs, is of the glass-half-full variety. A growing number of Missouri farmers, politicians and government officials want to keep it that way. Multiple studies looking at the states water supplies have shown that Missouri has enough water to meet the needs and demands of Missourians. Many say Missouris water abundance could be vulnerable.

  • Wells to Wallets: How your ballot choice will affect water and money in Cape Girardeau

    Sep 21, 2024 | semissourian.com | Bob Miller

    The Cape Girardeau City Council on Monday, Aug. 5 voted to place an initiative on the Nov. 5 ballot to increase water rates above the 5% cap outlined in the citys charter. City officials say the vote is needed to keep water safe for drinking, to meet increased demand for water, and to ensure the city can meet the needs for economic and residential growth. Here are some of the issues connected to the citys water system.

  • Railroad tie business had no sprinkler system despite use of hazardous material; EPA says no immediate danger from fire

    Sep 18, 2024 | semissourian.com | Bob Miller

    The Missouri Department of Natural Resources determined that last weeks fire at North American Tie and Timber did not reach the holding tank containing creosote, according to an Environmental Protection Agency spokesperson. After inspecting the site, the Missouri Department of Natural Resources did not request federal assistance from the EPA for the fire.

  • Faith leaders gather to bridge gaps in mental health support services

    Sep 18, 2024 | semissourian.com | Bob Miller

    Nearly 50 people mostly pastors or leaders from area churches crowded into a meeting room at Southeast Behavioral Hospital in Cape Girardeau on Wednesday, Sept. 18, with hopes of finding better ways to address mental health and substance abuse problems in the region. It was the first of many meetings aiming to unite churches and introduce them to programs and tools to address gritty problems facing the region.

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