June 21, 2018
By Emily Klein Staff Reporter emilyklein@callnewspapers.com A five-story hotel will replace the Days Inn along Lindbergh Boulevard after the Sunset Hills Board of Aldermen granted approval last week. Although height limits for buildings in Sunset Hills is usually four floors, aldermen said that this was a special case. The board voted unanimously at the June
[ Read More ]By Emily Klein Staff Reporter emilyklein@callnewspapers.com In a time when children are increasingly less likely to play outside, two basketball hoops on a neighborhood street in Sunset Hills are causing a stir with the city. The basketball hoops on opposite sides of the street on Meadowglen Lane sit too close to the curb and have
[ Read More ]The first heat-related death in Saint Louis County this season was confirmed by the county medical examiner Tuesday, in the middle of a heat wave. An excessive heat advisory is in effect until tonight in the St. Louis region, with the temperature reaching dangerous levels of heat and humidity, according to the National Weather Service.
[ Read More ]By Gloria Lloyd News Editor glorialloyd@callnewspapers.com The majority of the County Council recommended last week that the full council consider asking for federal and state investigations into the county’s leases for a North County Government Center at the former Northwest Plaza mall. The move targeting County Executive Steve Stenger comes a little more than a
[ Read More ]Oakville Elementary School will be led by the current principal of Hillsboro Elementary School. The Mehlville Board of Education voted Thursday night to hire Kimberly Tooley to lead Oakville Elementary, with a contract term starting July 1. Tooley has been an administrator at Hillsboro Elementary School for the past eight years, and she has served
[ Read More ]The newly announced paramedic unit poses in front of their ambulance. Photo by Jessica Belle Kramer. By Gloria Lloyd News Editor glorialloyd@callnewspapers.com The Mehlville Fire Protection District is the first fire district in St. Louis County to roll out a new community paramedic program to try to reduce chronic 911 calls from “high utilizers,” who
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