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Campaign Finance · St. LouisThe four-way race for the two open seats on the Lindbergh Schools Board of Education saw the most money of any local school board or aldermanic contest in the April 2 elections, according to campaign finance reports from the Missouri Ethics Commission. In that race, incumbent Megan Vedder and newcomer to public office Rachel Braaf Koehler won over David Kirschner and David Randelman. Many candidates for local office do not file reports with the…See the Story
Lindbergh leads April 2 election races in spending
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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisDespite growing tensions between elected officials nationwide and the media, Missouri lawmakers are looking to educate students on media and digital literacy through a new pilot program. Bills in the House and Senate contain provisions to help elementary and secondary students navigate an online world. The bills contain identical language that originated from a model bill written by the advocacy group, Media Literacy Now. Media Literacy Now aims…See the Story
Media literacy bill gets hearing in Missouri legislature
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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisAfter months of searching for a new city administrator/city clerk and a lengthy discussion at its recent meeting, the Green Park Board of Aldermen passed a bill amending the city code to effectively remove the requirement to have a city administrator form of government at its April 15 meeting. The aldermen, by a vote of 5-1, repealed Article IX, Section 115.240 of the city’s code related to the office of city administrator, effectively removing…See the Story
Green Park repeals city administrator government
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Soccer · St. LouisWhat a way to open the season. The Oakville and Mehlville girls soccer teams faced off March 23 to open the 2024 spring season, in a match up of cross-town rivals. In the end, Oakville came away with a 2-0 victory. Oakville head coach Sarah Guenther called the victory huge for her squad. “A win in the first match of the season, no matter who the opponent, is always a big deal to any team,” Guenther said. “It is what really starts the momentum of…See the Story
OHS, MHS girls soccer teams kick-off season with crosstown rivalry match up
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Baseball · St. LouisThe Lindbergh Flyers baseball squad got off to a soaring start this season, going 10-2 in its first 12 games, including a 9-0 victory over Webster Groves April 2. The game was close up until the final inning when the Flyers put up seven runs in the seventh. Lindbergh had held a 2-0 lead up until that point. Flyers head coach Darin Scott explained why the game stayed close until that final inning. “Some of the hits that were not falling earlier i…See the Story
Flyers baseball got off to a ‘soaring start’
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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisTwo representatives from Missouri American Water – Brian Eisenloeffel, senior director of operations, and Timothy Southards, engineering manager – gave a presentation on the projects going on in the area at the Sunset Hills Board of Aldermen meeting on March 12, including an update on the water tower project Southards began by discussing the intake – the structure placed in the Meramec River that pumps water into the south treatment plant – and …See the Story
Missouri American Water provides updates on Sunset Hills projects, including tower
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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisThe first Connections Summit – a community event open to families and staff of the Affton, Bayless, Hancock Place Lindbergh and Mehlville School districts – will be held Saturday, April 20 from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Hancock Elementary School, 9101 South Broadway. According to a statement from the district, there will be “opportunities for and/or relevant to all age groups” including a college fair, a career/job fair and presentations on topics…See the Story
South County school districts host first ‘Connections Summit’
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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisThe St. Louis County Planning Commission will meet for its monthly public hearing Monday to hear proposals for a veterinary clinic and pet daycare facility in South County. The commission meets Monday, April 22 at 7 p.m. in the County Council chambers at the county government center in Clayton, 41 S. Central Ave. The first hearing is a request for amended C-8 zoning from Michael and Stacy Klingler for a veterinary clinic, pet daycare facility …See the Story
Vet clinic/doggy daycare up for public hearings
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