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Richmond Heights City Council members on Monday voted to approve the Richmond Heights Schnucks to fill containers (growlers) brought in with beer — craft beer from local brewers. Convenience stores and gas stations that sell beer are being excluded from filling containers.
In the past Brentwood has used a city-owned 2008 Chevy heavy-duty dump truck to tow the city’s band wagon, which weighs approximately 17,000 pounds. The city points out in the agenda that the truck wasn’t specified for pulling a bandwagon.
If this Maplewood History blog were a wagon it would have been stuck in a rut for about the last month. The touch screen on my Lenovo All-in-One computer began to act up about the beginning of April. Thus started a chain of events that I won’t even try to repeat here. Mostly I just want to forget them.
Maplewood city officials on Tuesday will have the first reading for an ordinance to allow a tattoo studio on S. Big Bend. Also they plan to discuss adding parking to Marietta Avenue as a measure to control traffic.
Maplewood Richmond Heights sophomore Malik Stewart has been named the All-Metro Boys Track Newcomer of the Year, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The most popular post in 40 South last week was on Maplewood Planning and Zoning’s approval for recommendation to city council of a tattoo studio. The post on Richmond Heights mayor giving a developer more time followed.
Get a logbook, puzzles, list of activities, and a special gift when you sign for for the summer reading program at the Maplewood Public Library.
One thing known about the now-vacant 57,575 square foot space (per leasing info) is that the shelves are staying. That’s according to some Shop ‘n Save employees wearing corporate badges when the store was closing.
A new co-working space opened this month a short walk from the center of downtown Maplewood.
Just getting started in your search for a new home in Maplewood, Brentwood, or Richmond Heights? Get out this weekend and tour some of these great properties!
The Maplewood Department of Public Works is considering on-street parking on the north side of Marietta Avenue to discourage cut-through traffic.
Brentwood resident (formerly Webster Groves), Linda Briggs-Harty is a long-time feature writer who has produced pieces for media outlets around the St. Louis area. She holds both a BA In English/writing and an MFA in writing.
OPEX St. Louis Central is in Maplewood. It is the First OPEX Fitness gym in Missouri. Michael Walerius recently switched his business model from group format formerly Genetic Athletics to the OPEX model, which is Personalized Fitness in a Team Environment. Located at 3235 Sutton Blvd.