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A roundup of the region's major developments for Thursday.
Here are the top stories from Patch sites in your area: Wrestling: District Qualifiers Gearing up for State Meet University City's New Board Member-Elect Rick Salamon Your Weekend: Music, Theater, Dance Kid Power! 22-1 Lady Rams Face Nerinx in Districts
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A roundup of the region's major developments for Wednesday
Here are the top stories from Patch sites in your area: St. Peters Borders Location Slated to Close Driveway Concerns Prompt County Council to Hold on Records at Meeting in Clayton The Influenza Season Has Officially Returned Chamber Hears About Library's Services for Businesses Hazelwood West Wildcats Midweek Sports Roundup
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A roundup of the region's major developments for Friday.
Here are the top stories from Patch sites in your area: O'Fallon City Council, Residents Discuss Issues with Residential Rental Inspections Dielmann Out Of Heart Surgery City Gives Boost to Foundry Art Centre Lake Saint Louis Volunteers In Medicine Clinic helps Uninsured Alums in the Arts Celebrated at Reception
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A roundup of the region's major developments for Wednesday.
Chaminade Star Football Player Leaves College Gridiron for Marines Ben Lueken, a star Chaminade football player, suited up for the University of Kansas before deciding to join the Marines. Frugal Family You'll find deals on tanning, entertainment, haircuts and more in Maryland Heights. Five Things to Do With Kids This Week in St. Charles Options include planning a visit to the Frenchtown Heritage Museum, which has a display of photos depicting the everday life of African Americans in honor of Black History Month. Whiz Kid: Sean Bradford In Florissant, 13-year-old Sean Bradford is being recognized for an act of bravery. Snow Storm Passes, Normalcy Returning St. Peters Patch has the latest on the tail end of a winter storm that shut down …
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A roundup of the region's major developments for Monday.
County Executive Declares State of Emergency St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann declared a State of Emergency for the county at noon Tuesday. Five Things: Resources for Hazelwood's 'Snowpocalypse 2011' Hazelwood City Hall remained open today. In other areas such as the Elm Grove Shopping center, all businesses were closed except Starbucks. Ice Coats University City Icicles are everywhere in University City. That site has photos showing the extent of the storm so far. Richmond Heights Police Blotter: Jan. 17 - Jan. 24 Two vehicles were reported stolen in mid-January in Richmond Heights. That’s according to the city’s police department. El Agave Brings Great Mexican Fare A new Wentzville restaurant and cantina offers a host of …
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A roundup of the region's major developments for Monday.
Thawing and Refreezing Sends Trash Truck Into Ditch A Christian Environmental Services slid Friday off an icy Lake Saint Louis road. Here's how the truck got back on firm ground. Emergency Measures Passed at Jan. 19 Hazelwood City Council Meeting In an effort to save the pool season, Hazelwood City Council on Jan. 19 pushed through introduction, first reading and final approval of legislation that gives the city the green light to have some work done to the pool at White Birch Bay in time to open the season. 'Everything's Gone But The Crumbs,' Pratzel's Closes Down Pratzel’s bakery, an institution in St. Louis kosher circles, closed up shop Sunday after 98 years in business, most recently in Creve Coeur retail space at Kohn’s Deli. A …
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