Brentwood and Maplewood were covered by local television stations and various online and traditional media outlets this week. Here’s what 40 South News came across.
Brentwood in the news:
KSDK reports on Brentwood’s decision to outsource its dispatching to the East Central Dispatch Center.
The St. Louis Business Journal reports on a Brentwood fitness trainer adopting the Iron Tribe model.
Maplewood in the News
St. Louis Business Journal reports on a former CVS manager indicted for embezzling.
The Riverfront Times is happy about Kakao setting up shop in Clayton.
The Riverfront Times reports that Home Wine Kitchen chef and owner Cassy Vires announces she’ll close her restaurant, Table.
STL Today and Riverfront Times reports on a battle over the legal right to use the Schlafly name.
The Riverfront Times reports on the new Crown Room at the Schlafly Bottleworks.
KMOV reports on a police investigation into credit card fraud at Maplewood Commons.
Fox2 News reports on the Marco’s Pizza/Family Video combination at Deer Creek.
KTVI reports on police searching for car thieves in Maplewood.
STL Today ran a Nerinx Hall student review of the MRH play, Of Mice and Men.
The Whitfield boys basketball team beat MRH 45-39 in the district final: box score in STL Today.
Also, from university press releases:
Area students named to honor roll at Maryville University:
- Candace Simpson of Brentwood, MO, currently working towards a Bachelor of Science in Math Modeling.
- Alisa Perozo-Dickerson of Maplewood, MO, currently working towards a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Area students earn Dean’s List Honors at Maryville University:
- Michelle Kice of Maplewood, MO studying for a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Missouri Baptist University students receive Semester Honors:
- William Reece of Maplewood, MO, has received the President’s Citation.
Hi Doug. The above criminal acts are genuine signs of the times. I learned today that my identity was stolen and someone had already filed a Fed. IRS 1040. I had to laugh; if someone were to pick an identity to steal, I guarantee if they knew anything, they would not have picked me. A lot of far worthier “fish in that sea!” lol Thanks for all you do. m.
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