John Hickey

1 month ago | timesnewspapers.com | John Hickey

Thank you for the March 14 article reviewing the three candidates running for two open slots on the Webster Groves School District Board of Education. I feel lucky to have a small- town newspaper that provides in-depth coverage of local elections!I was disappointed in the comments made by candidate Justin Hauke, who repeated Trump-style talking points, trying to whip up fear about bathroom policy at Webster Groves High School.

2 months ago | mondaq.com | John Hickey

OBNDD has set a new deadline to correct applications. “Official correspondence” from the OBNDD will be sentvia email or first-class mail to the individual listed as thecontact person on the OBNDD application. If OBNDD identifies and issue after it has been accepted forfiling, OBNDD will notify the contact person via email orfirst-class mail. The applicant will have thirty (30) days to address allidentified issues with the application.

Jan 23, 2025 | hallestill.com | John Hickey

January 2025 By: John M. Hickey OBNDD has set a new deadline to correct applications. “Official correspondence” from the OBNDD will be sent via email or first-class mail to the individual listed as the contact person on the OBNDD application. If OBNDD identifies and issue after it has been accepted for filing, OBNDD will notify the contact person via email or first-class mail. The applicant will have thirty (30) days to address all identified issues with the application.

Oct 31, 2024 | friendsjournal.org | John Hickey

Traditional guidance on Quaker meeting for worship uses the phrase “expectant waiting” to describe an ideal approach to meeting for worship. This is a modest and understated way of speaking (like much Quaker speech) about the profound and original religious practice of faith that is Quakerism. Quaker practice is in the faith tradition. By “faith,” I mean moment-to-moment, intentional openness to redemptive grace. Some folks speak of being open to God’s grace.

Oct 27, 2024 | timesnewspapers.com | John Hickey

I suspect most readers are like me — bombarded with TV commercials and direct mail advocating for Kamala Harris or Donald Trump. You have already decided which presidential candidate you are voting for, so you tune these out. However, there are other important items on the Nov. 5 ballot that do not have big advertising budgets like the presidential candidates do. These measures include:• Amendment 3 would restore abortion rights in Missouri (I am voting yes).