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Boardwalk Waffles & Ice Cream is planning a move to a high-profile space in Maplewood, but one that has seen some turnover in past years.
William Madosky has said that ATT or one of its contractors needs to fix a mess blocking a sidewalk at his chiropractic office at at the corner of Big Bend and Alicia in Maplewood.
A group of concerned citizens contacted 40 South asking to help get the word out that they’re trying to find a house for a #MeToo individual.
The photographs of Maplewood’s business district that I have been running for the last four or five blogs have generated a lot of interest and a few requests. This post is what amounts to a file dump. Due to the difficulty most readers would have searching my old posts, I am posting some images that I have used before and some that I haven’t. To be honest, I’m not absolutely sure which is which.
Saint Mary Magdalen Catholic Church celebrated the Feast of the Archangel Michael. Saint Michael was the main focus of the liturgy because Michael is the patron saint of police officers and others who keep us safe.
David G. Wrone, public information manager for St. Louis County Departments of Transportation and Public Works, responded to a question about the progress on the Big Bend resurfacing:
Marty Corcoran was recognized for his 36 years of service to the City of Maplewood at the Sept. 24 Maplewood city council meeting.
The piece of stone with the word: ‘BANK’ carved into it — a remnant of the bank at Manchester Rd. and Sutton Blvd. demolished almost 40 years ago — is being offered on Craigslist.
There have been plenty of mentions of Brentwood, Maplewood and Richmond Heights news in various media lately.
Using data from Niche.com, TripAdvisor and Google Maps, NetCredit crunched the numbers to identify 50 hidden gems across America, with highly rated landmarks and activities.
Man. What I won’t stoop to in order to have an eye catching headline? As you may suspect the images in this post shot by Glenn Haley and submitted by Mike Jones aren’t exactly startling. Well, maybe. You let me know if they are. I have looked at these and others like them so many times that I’m numb. I don’t know how those of you unfamiliar with them will react.
Maplewood Police press release:
Maplewood police officers responded to a report of a shooting in the 7300 block of Manchester Rd. at approximately 4:08 pm. Upon their arrival, they found a 26-year-old north St. Louis County man lying on the sidewalk who had sustained gunshot wounds.
Beginning promptly at 6:30 at the Maplewood Public Library and continuing for no longer than the average audience is willing to tolerate (an hour or maybe an hour and a half) I intend to present a digital projected version of my new book, “Maplewood History – Volume Two”. The presentation will be digital because I still have not received a sample hard bound copy from the printer.