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Suburban Journals
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Granite City won’t require display of vehicle stickers with picture of church
Granite City Treasurer Gail Valle said she just wanted to honor a Granite City institution when she had vehicle license stickers printed show a picture of a local church.
May 16, 2012 | 11:50 am | (
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Manchester seeks stewardship of Harugari Cemetery
The neglected-looking Harugari Cemetery might not appear quite so dispirited once Manchester assumes ownership of the property.
May 16, 2012 | 6:30 am | (
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Club members had trouble recruiting new, younger membersGranite City women's group disbanding after seven decades
When Granite City elementary school needed extra cash for subscriptions to the Weekly Reader or field trips, Nancy LeVault knew what group would come through.
May 16, 2012 | 5:30 am | (
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Fairway Elementary School installs shades to protect students from sunSolar blocks give Fairway Elementary playgrounds made shade
On the hottest days this year, students at Fairway Elementary School in Wildwood will be keeping cool outside.
May 15, 2012 | 9:00 am | (
top headlines
The best of the best from Granite City High School
Lots of television isn't part of the life of a student who gets perfect grades for all four …
St. Charles County transportation tax heads back to voters
Voters will decide Aug. 7 whether to extend St. Charles County's half-cent transportation sa…
- Mayor's work at the heart of Creve Coeur
- HOUSE CALL: Preventing sudden cardiac arrest
- UNGER UPFRONT: An ode to teenage drinking -- of coffee and whipped cream
- REVIEW: 'The Dictator' wrings laughs from torturing sensibilities
- Cutting emissions accomplished
- Q&A: Lemay fire chief's career goes golden
- County honors Lows for home improvement
- HOUSE CALL: Antibacterial hand gels are effective germ kills for springtime o…
- Sunset Hills sets election date to extend half-cent sales tax
- This week's most adoptable pets
- Granite City high's gym addition costs more than expected
- St. Charles police release new information from 1992 homicide
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news
St. Charles County transportation tax heads back to voters
Voters will decide Aug. 7 whether to extend St. Charles County's half-cent transportation sales tax for another 10 years.
Read the full story- Granite City won’t require display of vehicle stickers with picture of church
- Manchester seeks stewardship of Harugari Cemetery
- Mayor's work at the heart of Creve Coeur
- O’Fallon police participate in seat belt campaign
- New Melle VFW plans Memorial Day ceremony
- Q&A: Lemay fire chief's career goes golden
- County honors Lows for home improvement
- St. Peters Marine concludes 4th combat tour in 9 years
- Water lines being replaced in Maryland Heights
- Sunset Hills sets election date to extend half-cent sales tax
- Clayton asking for comments on Shaw Park Ice Rink
- Manchester administrator candidate wins first-round approval
- Map of black Kirkwood settlements to be presented to library
- Fenton Fire District to have open house
- Point Elementary principal will not return for 2012-2013
education
Solar blocks give Fairway Elementary playgrounds made shade
On the hottest days this year, students at Fairway Elementary School in Wildwood will be keeping cool outside.
Read the full story- Pattonville speech students earn honors
- Wentzville graduation ceremonies to be at Family Arena
- Students leaders awarded four-year scholarships
- Scouts help out new moms
- The best of the best from Granite City High School
- Triad students have character
- Cutting emissions accomplished
- Nine Parkway sophomores picked for scholars academy
- Hour Story: What's crackin' at Niedringhaus School
- Prescription "take-back" events collect 2,500 pounds of medications
- Speakers to discuss heroin use by teens
- Collinsville school budget becomes a guessing game
- A kindergartner's rite of passage
life
Knights chicken dinner draws big crowds
More than 800 people turned out for the recent Troy Knights of Columbus Council 9266 fried chicken dinner. This year the council changed the dinner…
Read the full story- HOUSE CALL: Preventing sudden cardiac arrest
- West County Calendar: Week of May 16
- Granite City women's group disbanding after seven decades
- UNGER UPFRONT: An ode to teenage drinking -- of coffee and whipped cream
- Logan chiropractor wins sports award
- Heritage Day takes visitors back in time
- Senior center news for St. Peters
- Scrapbook store opens in Troy
- GCS raises money for March of Dimes
- Wildey preservation efforts recognized
- Entertainment calendar for St. Charles County
- Entertainment briefs for May 16
- Pet of the week
- Banks presents generous donation to playground project
- Get a bike check-up in Collinsville
opinion
- Town Talk for May 16
- OPINION SHAPER: Thanks, Dizzy, St. Louis is great
- OPINION SHAPER: Some advertisers deserve to be smothere…
- LETTER: Voter ID cards unnecessary
- FOX TALES: Life is one small adventure after another
- Mesiti: Jesus came here to reveal God's love
- Geer: I can't drive 85, and I don't want to
- LETTER: A solution in search of a problem
- Geer: Rams' retractable roof idea no improvement
- Want to be an Opinion Shaper for St. Charles County?
high school sports
Triad anxious about Ovelgoenner; A glimpse at playoff action
Triad coach Kris Kleeman is sitting on pins and needles these days.
Read the full story- baseball Summit benefits from Vianney errors, powers to district championship
- baseball No. 1 Westminster tops John Burroughs for seventh district title
- Boys Golf Spring Rutledge, Whitfield win again in Class 2; Crancer is second in Class 4
- Girls Soccer Mater Dei, Alton Marquette advance to Class 1A sectional final
- Boys Tennis University City's Kaczkowski prevails over DuBourg's Casanova
- baseball Top seed Parkway South sweeps Lafayette to win district tournament
- Softball Spring Waterloo earns first share of MVC championship
- Girls Soccer St. Pius X upends No. 1 St. Vincent in clash of top Class 1 squads
- Boys Golf Spring Kirkwood's Crancer one shot off the lead after opening-round 71
- Girls Soccer Oakville knocks off No. 4 Summit, earning rematch with No. 1 Cor Jesu
- baseball Parkway South tops Pacific to advance to district title game
- Girls Soccer Timberland delivers birthday present, district win over rival
- Boys Volleyball Affton is hot but looking for killer instinct heading into Class 3 tourney
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Suburban Journals
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Granite City won’t require display of vehicle stickers with picture of church
Granite City Treasurer Gail Valle said she just wanted to honor a Granite City institution when she had vehicle license stickers printed show a picture of a local church.
May 16, 2012 | 11:50 am | (
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Manchester seeks stewardship of Harugari Cemetery
The neglected-looking Harugari Cemetery might not appear quite so dispirited once Manchester assumes ownership of the property.
May 16, 2012 | 6:30 am | (
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Club members had trouble recruiting new, younger members
Granite City women's group disbanding after seven decades
When Granite City elementary school needed extra cash for subscriptions to the Weekly Reader or field trips, Nancy LeVault knew what group would come through.
May 16, 2012 | 5:30 am | (
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Fairway Elementary School installs shades to protect students from sun
Solar blocks give Fairway Elementary playgrounds made shade
On the hottest days this year, students at Fairway Elementary School in Wildwood will be keeping cool outside.
May 15, 2012 | 9:00 am | (
top headlines
The best of the best from Granite City High School
Lots of television isn't part of the life of a student who gets perfect grades for all four …
St. Charles County transportation tax heads back to voters
Voters will decide Aug. 7 whether to extend St. Charles County's half-cent transportation sa…
- Mayor's work at the heart of Creve Coeur
- HOUSE CALL: Preventing sudden cardiac arrest
- UNGER UPFRONT: An ode to teenage drinking -- of coffee and whipped cream
- REVIEW: 'The Dictator' wrings laughs from torturing sensibilities
- Cutting emissions accomplished
- Q&A: Lemay fire chief's career goes golden
- County honors Lows for home improvement
- HOUSE CALL: Antibacterial hand gels are effective germ kills for springtime o…
- Sunset Hills sets election date to extend half-cent sales tax
- This week's most adoptable pets
- Granite City high's gym addition costs more than expected
- St. Charles police release new information from 1992 homicide
photo gallery
news
St. Charles County transportation tax heads back to voters
Voters will decide Aug. 7 whether to extend St. Charles County's half-cent transportation sales tax for another 10 years.
Read the full story- Granite City won’t require display of vehicle stickers with picture of church
- Manchester seeks stewardship of Harugari Cemetery
- Mayor's work at the heart of Creve Coeur
- O’Fallon police participate in seat belt campaign
- New Melle VFW plans Memorial Day ceremony
- Q&A: Lemay fire chief's career goes golden
- County honors Lows for home improvement
- St. Peters Marine concludes 4th combat tour in 9 years
- Water lines being replaced in Maryland Heights
- Sunset Hills sets election date to extend half-cent sales tax
- Clayton asking for comments on Shaw Park Ice Rink
- Manchester administrator candidate wins first-round approval
- Map of black Kirkwood settlements to be presented to library
- Fenton Fire District to have open house
- Point Elementary principal will not return for 2012-2013
education
Solar blocks give Fairway Elementary playgrounds made shade
On the hottest days this year, students at Fairway Elementary School in Wildwood will be keeping cool outside.
Read the full story- Pattonville speech students earn honors
- Wentzville graduation ceremonies to be at Family Arena
- Students leaders awarded four-year scholarships
- Scouts help out new moms
- The best of the best from Granite City High School
- Triad students have character
- Cutting emissions accomplished
- Nine Parkway sophomores picked for scholars academy
- Hour Story: What's crackin' at Niedringhaus School
- Prescription "take-back" events collect 2,500 pounds of medications
- Speakers to discuss heroin use by teens
- Collinsville school budget becomes a guessing game
- A kindergartner's rite of passage
life
Knights chicken dinner draws big crowds
More than 800 people turned out for the recent Troy Knights of Columbus Council 9266 fried chicken dinner. This year the council changed the dinner…
Read the full story- HOUSE CALL: Preventing sudden cardiac arrest
- West County Calendar: Week of May 16
- Granite City women's group disbanding after seven decades
- UNGER UPFRONT: An ode to teenage drinking -- of coffee and whipped cream
- Logan chiropractor wins sports award
- Heritage Day takes visitors back in time
- Senior center news for St. Peters
- Scrapbook store opens in Troy
- GCS raises money for March of Dimes
- Wildey preservation efforts recognized
- Entertainment calendar for St. Charles County
- Entertainment briefs for May 16
- Pet of the week
- Banks presents generous donation to playground project
- Get a bike check-up in Collinsville
opinion
- Town Talk for May 16
- OPINION SHAPER: Thanks, Dizzy, St. Louis is great
- OPINION SHAPER: Some advertisers deserve to be smothere…
- LETTER: Voter ID cards unnecessary
- FOX TALES: Life is one small adventure after another
- Mesiti: Jesus came here to reveal God's love
- Geer: I can't drive 85, and I don't want to
- LETTER: A solution in search of a problem
- Geer: Rams' retractable roof idea no improvement
- Want to be an Opinion Shaper for St. Charles County?
high school sports
Triad anxious about Ovelgoenner; A glimpse at playoff action
Triad coach Kris Kleeman is sitting on pins and needles these days.
Read the full story- baseball Summit benefits from Vianney errors, powers to district championship
- baseball No. 1 Westminster tops John Burroughs for seventh district title
- Boys Golf Spring Rutledge, Whitfield win again in Class 2; Crancer is second in Class 4
- Girls Soccer Mater Dei, Alton Marquette advance to Class 1A sectional final
- Boys Tennis University City's Kaczkowski prevails over DuBourg's Casanova
- baseball Top seed Parkway South sweeps Lafayette to win district tournament
- Softball Spring Waterloo earns first share of MVC championship
- Girls Soccer St. Pius X upends No. 1 St. Vincent in clash of top Class 1 squads
- Boys Golf Spring Kirkwood's Crancer one shot off the lead after opening-round 71
- Girls Soccer Oakville knocks off No. 4 Summit, earning rematch with No. 1 Cor Jesu
- baseball Parkway South tops Pacific to advance to district title game
- Girls Soccer Timberland delivers birthday present, district win over rival
- Boys Volleyball Affton is hot but looking for killer instinct heading into Class 3 tourney