St. Louis kicks off five-year project to replace water lines
By Ralph Echtinaw The annual 10 percent increases in water and wastewater charges that began in 2017 are starting to pay off, as city council got the ball rolling Tuesday to sell […]
Cop Calls
Here are the highlights from the St. Louis Police Department’s complaint log from Sept. 4-15. Thanks to Police Chief Richard J. Ramereiz Jr. for the following information. Dog at large A dog […]
Municipalities want a piece of county parks millage revenue
By Ralph Echtinaw City council pondered the possibility Tuesday of asking county officials to share county parks millage revenue ($446,000) with cities and townships that have parks of their own. The countywide […]
District Court News
Here are the outcomes of St. Louis people who appeared before District Court Judge Stewart D. McDonald for May 31 through June 14. Maria Carapia, 23 Malicious Destruction of Property Less Than […]
World War II medals presented to Frank A. Baert’s daughter
By Ralph Echtinaw Better late than never. Congressman John Moolenaar presented five World War II medals earned by the late Frank A. Baert to daughter Margaret Hoyt Wednesday at the St. Louis […]
St. Louis students to see new faculty, staff faces Monday
By Ralph Echtinaw A near record number of resignations and hirings in St. Louis schools were approved Aug. 19 as the district prepares for the beginning of the new school year tomorrow. […]
Council consults with attorney about supplementing revenue
By Ralph Echtinaw Thinking about raising money for public safety, road work and public transportation, city council heard from a municipal finance specialist Tuesday. Steve Mann of the Detroit law firm Miller […]
