By Ralph Echtinaw All systems are go for the St. Louis High School homecoming bonfire on Thursday, Oct. 7, after the school personnel satisfied safety criteria put forth by Police Chief Richard […]
City council approves tax break, property sale for Jer-Den Plastics expansion
By Ralph Echtinaw St. Louis city councilmen granted Woodside Industrial Centre denizen Jer-Den Plastics a tax break on a planned 5,875-square-foot expansion Tuesday, Sept. 21. The Industrial Facilities Exemption reduces the property […]
St. Louis police have a new officer, and high school interns are on the way
By Ralph Echtinaw St. Louis resident Greg Kolhoff, 51, already a lieutenant with the St. Louis Area Fire Department, began a full-time job with St. Louis police Tuesday. Kolhoff started his law […]
St. Louis teachers get a raise in new three-year contract with school district
By Ralph Echtinaw St. Louis teachers are getting a raise this month along with a new three-year contract. A new hire right out of college would get $37,141 per year, and the […]
Citizen takes mayoral candidate Tom Reed to task over mask comments
By Ralph Echtinaw St. Louis resident Robi Rodriguez took City Councilman and mayoral candidate Tom Reed to task Tuesday for comments he made Aug. 17 about the wearing of masks at council […]
