In the press recently: Maplewood city council meeting, Maplewood Richmond Heights runner Malik Stewart, and Shop ‘n Save owner Supervalu proposes restructuring.
- Fox 2 — First responders urging people to download app and save lives
- KMOV — Life-saving PulsePoint app launches in 8 St. Louis County communities
- St. Louis Post-Dispatch — Newcomer of the Year: Malik Stewart, sophomore, Maplewood-Richmond Heights
- St. Louis Post-Dispatch — Maplewood residents speak out on use of Prop P funds, revised parking plan for Marietta Avenue
- St. Louis Post-Dispatch — Supervalu proposes restructuring as it pursues sale of Shop ‘n Save chain
- The News Gazette — Ronald Sanders (obituary)
When I was a kid growing up in Webster Groves my next door neighbor had two bee hives in his backyard. I never had any problem with the bees unless I stepped on one barefooted. Predictable outcome and learned to watch where I was walking very quickly. Can’t blame the bee for his reaction. There were even times I sat on top of the hives and dangled my legs down the front. The bees just flew in and out of the hive and never bothered me as long as I didn’t do something stupid. Bees are very important and also good neighbors. Just don’t aggravate them and all will be fine. If you are allergic to bee stings them I imagine you carry and EpiPen just in case anyway. Banning bees is shortsighted and based upon ignorance and fear.
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