Tuesday, March 26, 2013
"Ellisville residents should listen to tomorrow's radio show sitting down," said Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul, due to the nature of what will be announced. The show will be 9-10 a.m.
Embattled Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul is scheduled as a radio guest on the McGraw Show—radio station 550AM—at 9 a.m. Wednesday. He is slated to discuss items he referred to Tuesday afternoon as "unbelievable." Paul tells Patch major breaking news and developments will be released regarding his impeachment hearing, which is currently scheduled for April 1. "If you are an Ellisville resident, you do not want to miss this segment," he said. Paul was suspended in February after the Ellisvile City Council approved a resolution alleging the mayor had violated the city charter on several occasions. His interview will last until 10 a.m. "It will expose a lot of things, and connect the dots," he said. Related stories:
Thursday, March 14, 2013
The elementary school will now serve as the stage for Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul's impeachment hearing.
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
About 20 residents stood alongside Manchester Road in Ellisville Wednesday with signs declaring their support for Mayor Paul, who faces an impeachment hearing later this month.
Cars honking on Manchester at 5 in the afternoon may not be out of the ordinary, but near accidents weren't the cause of honking horns Wednesday evening near the Pasta House in Ellisville. About 20 residents stood alongside the road with signs pleading "Support Mayor Paul" from about 5 to 6 p.m., including Adam Paul himself. Paul, awaiting an impeachment hearing later this month after the city council moved forward with a resolution to remove him from office, was beaming. "I'm thrilled how much support is pouring out right now," Paul told Patch. "Ellisville has kind of a bad image right now, but regardless of if I keep office or not, I know we're going to come out of this on top." Action to remove Paul from office was launched last month …
The elementary school will now serve as the stage for Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul's impeachment hearing.
The hearing surrounding Ellisville Mayor Paul's impeachment has been moved from Ellisville City Hall to Ellisville Elementary to accomodate a larger crowd. Action to remove Paul from office was launched last month after a resident claimed Paul violated the city charter by using authority out of turn and ordering a police officer to remove a member of the public from meeting premises. The complaint was dismissed the same week city council passed a motion to draft a preliminary resolution to remove Paul from office. The initial 11-page resolution included charges that Paul drank and used profanity on the job, recorded confidential meetings and usurped authority. Some charges were dropped at the council meeting last week. Paul, suspended from…
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Wednesday, March 6, 2013
The council member and former mayor will act as mayor pro tem in Mayor Adam Paul's suspension.
Ellisville City Council Member Matt Pirrello is slated to act as mayor pro tem during Mayor Adam Paul's suspension, with a hefty agenda for the council meeting Wednesday. The meeting March 6 is the first regular council meeting without Paul at the helm since the council initiated impeachment efforts last month. Read more of Patch's coverage of the impeachment here. Wednesday's agenda contains several items, one of which is an amended preliminary resolution regarding Paul's removal from office. The only additions to the 11-page resolution are charges that Paul recorded recent closed meetings. The council will vote to adopt the amended resolution Wednesday. A work session begins at 6:40 p.m. with the regular meeting starting at 7 p.m. at …
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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
The Post-Dispatch used the word "war" in its front-page headline on Tuesday as the city council prepares to meet this evening on an impeachment resolution.
When the Ellisville City Council meets today at 6 p.m., the one and only item on the agenda is a member of the council itself: Mayor Adam Paul. Council members will take up a resolution drafted in the last few days questioning whether Paul has violated the standards of his office and committed "acts of misfeasance, malfeasance and nonfeasance" in the administration of his office. The provisions of the resolution to be considered today call for the immediate suspension of Paul from office for 45 days. The council would then convene, essentially, an evidentiary hearing, with witnesses and sworn testimony, to determine whether there is cause to remove Paul from office, or, in the words of the resolution, whether Paul "has forfeited his office…
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Chet Pleban, representing attorney for Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul as the City Council begins attempts to remove Paul from office, is looking for help to further investigate claims written in an anonymous letter Paul received.
Chet Pleban, attorney for Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul, is seeking out the author of an anonymous letter Paul received to further investigate "serious" allegations noted in the letter. Paul, in the midst of a process Ellisville City Council moved forward with last week to remove him from office, received the letter that Pleban said "requested an investigation into certain issues." "Because of the serious nature of those allegations, an investigation is certainly warranted," Pleban said in an email to Patch. "The desire of the author to remain anonymous will be respected." Pleban requested the author of the letter or someone acting on the author's behalf contact him or Attorney Lynette Petruska at 314-645-6666. Patch is tracking this story …
Monday, February 25, 2013
A special meeting of the Ellisville City Council has been scheduled to discuss a resolution that could remove Mayor Adam Paul from office.
Ellisville City Council has scheduled a special meeting for Wednesday regarding a preliminary resolution to remove Mayor Adam Paul from office. At the regular council meeting last week, Council Member Michelle Murray proposed a preliminary resolution to begin the process seeking Paul's removal. All council except Paul and Linda Reel voted to approve the motion. The motion came shortly after the council accepted the Charter Enforcement Commission's negative recommendation to pursue Paul's impeachment based on a resident complaint that claimed Paul violated the city charter. The special city council meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. Wednesday at Ellisville City Hall. The resolution is the only action item on the agenda. Patch is tracking this …
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Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul's representing lawyer, Chet Pleban, responds to the most recent action by city council to remove Paul from mayorship.
Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul hired Attorney Chet Pleban to cover his case after a resident filed a complaint against Paul, suggesting his impeachment. After the complaint subsided with a negative recommendation from the Charter Enforcement Commission, composed of City Council Members Dawn Anglin, Michelle Murray and Linda Reel, Murray proposed a preliminary resolution within the same week to begin a new process to remove Paul from office. Pleban, who attended the council meeting last Wednesday when the council voted to draft the resolution, spoke during public comments requesting the council move on from the complaint filed last week. Pleban shared his response to the new resolution, suggesting Murray did not write the motion, but that it "…
Thursday, February 21, 2013
The council approved a motion to draft a resolution to start the process to remove Mayor Adam Paul from office.
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12:58 pm on Wednesday, March 27, 2013
...and billed Sansone Development too... I'm telling ya...It's Christmas in Ellisville! I want a pony..What do you want BIG MIKE? [ It's gonna take a while for the implications of all of this to sink in...and the deops aren't over yet. ]   more ›