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The Brentwood school board at its meeting on Tuesday tabled a proposed road through the McGrath Elementary playground, connecting High School Drive to the current parking lot, according to a resident at the meeting.
With the poster’s permission: a photo from Facebook of an unknown man passed out, face down in a Brentwood resident’s van. At the time she didn’t know who the man was. She said her husband believes it’s better to leave a car unlocked with nothing in it rather than locking it and risk getting broken windows.
The Maplewood Richmond Heights School District recognizes teachers each year who go above and beyond. This year, Early Childhood Center kindergarten/first grade looping teacher, Olivia Strazewski is the 2016-2017 MRH District Teacher of the Year and Early Childhood Center Teacher of the Year, the district announced on Tuesday.
Mauhaus cat cafe is getting close to opening, it appears. 40 South was invited in for some photos of the construction so far.
Maplewood Richmond Heights 2012 graduate, Scott Lunte, got into calling Blue Devils games his sophomore year. He called his last MRH game at 2016 homecoming — Monday was his first day in the office at radio station KRES in Moberly, MO.
Recently Maplewood Richmond Heights Middle School students used a drone for a school-wide portrait and visited the Washington University engineering school. The Brownie troop cleaned up around the elementary school too.
In today’s world, peace needs to become more than just a word. On September 21, Saint Mary Magdalen Catholic School in Brentwood, Missouri, took part in an international art and literacy project, Pinwheels for Peace, by “planting” pinwheels with messages of peace at Manchester and Brentwood.
In Maplewood, Syrita Putman, 34, of St. Louis, confessed to stealing money from the U-Gas store on S. Hanley over a period of several weeks in July and August.
James Peterson-Bey, 50, of St. Louis, was charged with stealing a jacket and six bottles of Dove Shampoo on August 20 at the Brentwood Target store.
Coming places to eat took the top spots in the list of most-read posts in the past week. Following that: real estate listings, The Boulevard South and the resignation of a Brentwood city employee.
For part 4 in this series I’d like to feature the Stertzing Building. The problem is I’d already done a post on it back in 2013. Further complicating the problem was that all of the images I’d posted back then had disappeared.
Brentwood High School’s demonstration of a drunk driving accident, The Boulevard South, Strange Donut’s coupon for nice people and several area restaurants made the news this week.
The Maplewood Richmond Heights Blue Devils R&B band played a set for the crowd in the Commons Courtyard between the volleyball and soccer games. Both games were against Brentwood.
If you’re extra nice to folks around town, especially some of the merchants, it could be worth half a dozen donuts.
The city of Brentwood will lose an administrative employee on September 30.
The Richmond Heights Fire Department on Thursday announced on Facebook that interim chief, Steve Carman, has been officially promoted to fire chief.
Richmond Heights officials on Monday approved a permit for a new restaurant at the corner of Ethel Avenue and Big Bend Boulevard.
The Maplewood Chamber of Commerce welcomed three new businesses to Maplewood and Richmond Heights in August & September.
The Brentwood School District has been busy this year with two Twitter accounts: Brentwood Schools and Brentwood College & Career. Both would be helpful for students and parents.
The 18th annual Tri-City Garage Sale is Saturday, October 1, and a Richmond Heights couple plans to use it to raise money for an adoption.
Members of the Maplewood Chamber of Commerce helped the new Penn Station East Coast Subs cut the ribbon on the Menards corner in Richmond Heights on Tuesday.
A Brentwood Forest resident emailed photos of “unannounced” work on Eager Road Wednesday morning.
Zillow.com lists home for sale in Brentwood, Maplewood and Richmond Heights. These are some of the recent.
The Shakespeare in the Streets production in Maplewood on September 17 and 18 set a new attendance record, according to the organization.
The yet-to-be-opened Mauhaus cat cafe, in Maplewood, announced on Twitter that Purina had donated a year’s supply of cat food and 2,500 pounds of cat litter.
The McGrath Elementary driveway proposal is on the September 27 Brentwood School Board Agenda (though not yet published online), according to a source.
The Boulevard, a proposed mixed-use development across from the Galleria in Richmond Heights, has been half complete since 2005; city officials took a step Monday leading to finally finishing the project, KMOV reported.
The I Scream Cakes shop, open in Maplewood (7326B Manchester Road) for two and a half months before closing in early August, is reopening as another ice cream shop with new owners and a new concept.
New restaurants in Maplewood and new condos in Richmond Heights led the list of most popular posts in the past seven days. A recommendation to reject bids for a memorial and a Maplewood shop closing completed to top five-read posts.
The Shakespeare Festival St. Louis production, ‘Remember Me,’ on Sutton Boulevard was a big success, judging from the crowds. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch estimated 1,700 came to the Saturday night show.