ST. LOUIS – St. Louis aldermen tackle a couple of key issues Thursday.

 A committee will discuss how to spend money from Proposition S. Voters approved the measure last August. It allows the city and schools to borrow $160 million to renovate St. Louis Public Schools without raising taxes.


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Also Thursday, a special committee will hear ideas on reducing rules for small businesses. The Institute of Justice will explain why they think red tape and regulations hinder small businesses.