Pizza oven trailer stolen, more: In the press
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Maplewood restaurant Tapped said on Twitter that its wood-fired pizza oven trailer was stolen, and wants everyone to look out for it. KMOX reported the story too.
Maplewood History: Fear of Puberty by Bill Jones
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I was 12 years old and a student in Maplewood schools. I worked as an apprentice soda fountain jerk and cashier at Harper’s Drug Store. I always dressed neatly. On weekends, I am sorry to say, many teenagers came in barefooted and shirtless with their belly buttons showing. This truly embarrassed me.
Resident saws felled elm into lumber
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Maplewood resident Luke Havel lost an American Elm to Dutch Elm Disease recently and decided to bring in a sawyer to cut it into usable lumber.
All Star Tattoo, Schlafly Bottleworks on Maplewood P&Z agenda
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Yet to open business All Star Tattoo is requesting a provision for shared parking. Schlafly Bottleworks is requesting a zoning change from CB Community Business to PUD Planned Unit Development.
Maplewood Steak ‘n Shake, built in 1974, removes signs, awnings
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The Steak ‘n Shake in Maplewood (store 66) was dismantled this week.
How to Stock Your Pantry for the Semi-Apocalypse
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It’s been a rough couple of weeks for many of my friends in the United States, what with the pestilence, the lack of leadership, the hoarding in the supermarkets, and it’s not even the post-Apocalyptic dystopian future we were promised.
GoFundMe sites set up to help 2 families that lost everything in fire
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Friends of two different families who lost their home when a fire destroyed a 4-flat in Maplewood on Sunday have set up sites to raise money to get them back on their feet.
Maplewood History: What Became of Bartold’s Painting of Erastus Wells?
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William Lyman Thomas’ The History of St. Louis County contains an unknown but large number of very interesting details about this area we live in. By accident I discovered another one while looking for something else. Interesting that this article should pop up right after the last post about the painting of the Bartold Inn that Larry Giles has been kind enough to give us.
GoFundMe set up for family who lost everything in fire
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The fire in Maplewood Sunday that destroyed a 4-flat on Greenwood Boulevard destroyed the belongings of a family with Maplewood Richmond Heights connections. A friend posted a GoFundMe to raise funds to help them out.
Film maker documented Greenwood Boulevard fire on Sunday
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St. Louis resident Matthew Seilback, a film maker, produced a video of the fire in Maplewood on Sunday that destroyed most of a four-flat apartment building on Greenwood Boulevard.
Resident tested for coronavirus now must wait 9 days for results: Update: negative for COVID-19
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The local resident who had flu-like symptoms, then tested negative for flu and then was tested for coronavirus, told 40 South News by email that they got their test results back Tuesday afternoon and that they’re negative for COVID-19.
Two women share memories of 4-flat destroyed by fire
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When a four-flat apartment building in Maplewood was destroyed by fire on Sunday it was well-documented by neighbors in photos and comments on social media. Two former residents of the building reminisced on Facebook about living there in the 1940s and ’50s: carrying coal up from the basement to heat water for baths, the ice man and his horse-drawn wagon, seeing movies at the the Powhatten show on Saturday, and more.
Fire consumes 4-flat in Maplewood
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A fire reported to have started from a barbecue on Sunday afternoon made a total loss of a four-flat apartment building in Maplewood.