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Webster Groves is poised to vote on ditching its outdated rule that requires the city manager to live within city limits—aiming to attract top talent nationwide, not just locals. After six months without a permanent manager and past hires from outside city government, leaders argue this change will unlock a broader, more competitive pool of candidates. Even the current acting manager lives just outside the city. Voters hold the final say: if approved, Webster Groves could finally hire the best person for the job—no matter where they call home.

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