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Steve Taylor

Steve Taylor

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Editor, Leader Publications (Missouri)

Missouri

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Medical Health , Science Journalism

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 209

  • Look Back - Wyman-Durkin 1974 - The Closest U.S. Senate Race in History

    By Steve Taylor| InDepthNH.org Verified By STEVE TAYLOR            It was almost five o’clock in the morning and the election was coming down to the vote totals from the three wards in the City of Claremont. Ballots were still counted by hand in those days, but out of 299 New Hampshire voting precincts the statewide tabulation was stalled for over an hour, waiting for just those three to be reported.             The stage was thus set for what would become—and still is—the closest race for a U.S. Senate seat in history.

    By Steve Taylor · InDepthNH.org

    Nov. 05, 2024

  • Dirt Cheap liquor store to replace Hardee's in Hillsboro

    By Steve Taylor| Leader Publications (Missouri) Verified The Dirt Cheap chain of liquor and tobacco stores is expanding into Jefferson County. The chain, which made its name in the St. Louis area with low-budget television commercials featuring its founder, the late Fred Tuetenberg, imploring viewers to “be careful out there,” is coming to Hillsboro later this year. The new store will be housed in the former Hardee’s space at the corner of Business 21 and Main Street, where renovations are underway.

    By Steve Taylor · Leader Publications (Missouri)

    May. 07, 2024

  • Look Back - Wyman-Durkin 1974 - The Closest U.S. Senate Race in History

    By Steve Taylor| InDepthNH.org Verified By STEVE TAYLOR            It was almost five o’clock in the morning and the election was coming down to the vote totals from the three wards in the City of Claremont. Ballots were still counted by hand in those days, but out of 299 New Hampshire voting precincts the statewide tabulation was stalled for over an hour, waiting for just those three to be reported.             The stage was thus set for what would become—and still is—the closest race for a U.S. Senate seat in history.

    By Steve Taylor · InDepthNH.org

    Nov. 05, 2024

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Leader Publications (Missouri)

St. Louis, Missouri, United States

'+1 314-792-7005