Wrapping up the 2017-18 fiscal year in St. Louis Schools, the school board approved a final amended budget on June 18, with $378,135 in deficit spending. Total revenue for fiscal year 2017-18, […]
‘Social emotional’ teachers to help kids in St. Louis Schools
St. Louis Schools have added two “social emotional” teachers to the staff who will work with elementary-age children at Carrie Knause and Nikkari starting in September. Current teacher Pamela Hanson-Bender has changed […]
Volunteers needed to help abused and neglected children
A Gratiot County social services organization seeks volunteers to help guide neglected, abused or abandoned children through the probate court system. The need is great, as just 42 percent of the 64 […]
Cost of recycling likely to rise as China gets more selective
Republic Services, the trash hauler for St. Louis and Alma, told St. Louis officials that it may have to change its terms of service in response to more stringent recycling standards in […]
New sidewalk will connect Seeley Auto Sales to city
A sidewalk component has been added to the road construction project on M-46 that will connect Hidden Oaks Drive (next to Seeley Auto Sales) to Davis Street in the Hidden Oaks subdivision. […]
What’s up with the double street signs on M46?
If you travel on M46 east of downtown St. Louis you’ve probably noticed that five intersections have two signs each and wondered why. In 2014 a new regulation concerning reflective signs took […]
St. Louis fire chief reports conflict with consultant
St. Louis Area Fire Department Chief Rich Apps has encountered snags in dealing with the trainer/consultant of Lexipol, an organization that helps public safety organizations improve functionality and compliance with law. Chief […]
