By Gloria Lloyd
Staff Reporter
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The Crestwood Board of Aldermen voted last week to extend its lease with a nonprofit animal group for another five years, but declined to...
By Gloria Lloyd
Staff Reporter
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After long delaying a public discussion of how to spend money from Proposition P, Crestwood officials last week committed to hiking the pay...
By Mike Anthony
Executive Editor
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Despite a projected general fund deficit of nearly $855,000, the city of Crestwood will end 2017 with a surplus in that fund after aldermen...
By Mike Anthony
Executive Editor
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As the demolition of the former Crestwood Plaza nears completion, city officials report that developer UrbanStreet Group of Chicago still...
Crestwood Mayor Gregg Roby and the Board of Aldermen last week proclaimed that Dec. 2 will be ‘Santa Ted’ Day in honor of Ted Ricks, who has been Santa Ted for 18 years. Ricks served as Santa at the...
By Mike Anthony
Executive Editor
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Crestwood City Administrator Kris Simpson projects the city’s general fund will have a cumulative surplus of $774,000 over the next five...
"Call the Tune" by Mike Anthony
Executive Editor
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Crestwood turns opaque with city attorney’s guidance
Simple math apparently is a topic protected by attorney-client privilege...
Letter to the Editor
To the editor:
In Crestwood Mayor Gregg Roby’s rebuttal to Executive Editor Mike Anthony’s editorial regarding the city’s lawsuit against Gov. Eric Greitens, Attorney General...
Letter to the Editor
To the editor:
After reading Executive Editor Mike Anthony’s “Call the Tune” column wherein he cites the release of Sunset Hills Board of Aldermen closed-session votes on...
"Call the Tune" by Mike Anthony
Executive Editor
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The Sunset Hills Board of Aldermen recently voted in closed session to authorize City Attorney Robert E. Jones to file a lawsuit...
