April 22, 2019
Spring has sprung in one Sunset Hills resident’s garden. Mary Halloran, who lives off West Watson Road in Sunset Hills, shows off her colorful garden full of tulips that bloomed last Tuesday. Halloran planted the bulbs at the beginning of fall.
[ Read More ]Pictured above: A ‘No Cluster Homes’ sign along Robyn Road in Sunset Hills. The vote on the proposed Fischer & Frichtel cluster home development has been delayed for a third time until the April 23 meeting. Photo by Erin Achenbach. By Erin Achenbach Staff Reporter eachenbach@callnewspapers.com Residents opposed to the proposal for a cluster home
[ Read More ]The first-ever Sunset Hills Makers Market will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, April 27, in Watson Trail Park, 12450 West Watson Road. The event includes local and regional artists, makers and crafters selling and exhibiting their products. The art fair aims to provide an alternative and diverse market celebrating the “makers”
[ Read More ]The cities of Sunset Hills and Crestwood are continuing this year with SunCrest Fest, a joint festival celebrating both cities. The event takes place from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019, at Kitun Park at 12343 Eddie and Park Road in Sunset Hills. It will be an old-school carnival with festival activities
[ Read More ]By Erin Achenbach Staff Reporter eachenach@callnewspapers.com Cities across South County are voicing their opinions on Better Together’s plan for a city-county merger, including city officials from Sunset Hills, who have promised to fight the merger and a statewide vote. “Our biggest concern for the city is that it would be residents outside of St. Louis
[ Read More ]Pictured above: Kenneth Vogel, far right, being honored by Sunset Hills in 2016 for his service to the city. Former four-term Sunset Hills Mayor Kenneth Louis Joseph Vogel, 97, died March 31 in Denver, Colorado. Vogel moved to Sunset Hills in 1973 and became involved in municipal politics. He served as an alderman for 14 years
[ Read More ]By Erin Achenbach Staff Reporter eachenbach@callnewspapers.com One of South County’s senators is sponsoring a bill that would eliminate newspaper publication of some mandated public notices because, he said, newspapers are an “archaic” form of communication.
[ Read More ]Pictured above: Lindbergh National Honor Society students led members of the public on tours of Lindbergh High School on March 13. The tour was to show the public the improvements needed for the high school, which will be funded by the passing of Prop R. Photo by Erin Achenbach. By Gloria Lloyd News Editor glorialloyd@callnewspapers.com
[ Read More ]Pictured above: Lindbergh students celebrating Prop R, as posted on the district’s Facebook page. Lindbergh voters overwhelmingly approved Prop R, a $105 million, 83-cent no-tax-rate-increase bond issue to build a new revitalized Lindbergh High School, secure its campus and improve safety at several of the district’s schools by adding secure front entrances. More than 77
[ Read More ]By Bill Milligan For the Call Sunset Hills Mayor Pat Fribis has been associated with city government for 35 of her 39 years as a resident. Her first involvement in politics was when she went door-to-door to gather signatures on a petition to convince city officials to build the first Sunset Hills city pool in
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