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South St. Louis County News

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Missouri Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick

Fitzpatrick hopes to keep office as treasurer

By Erin Achenbach, Staff Reporter October 20, 2020

Missouri Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick, a Republican, will be seeking to maintain his position as the overseer of the state’s finances against Democratic challenger and former state representative Vicki...

Candidate filing underway for Aug. 4 primary

Candidate filing underway for Aug. 4 primary

February 27, 2020

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page will face two challengers in the Democratic primary this August. Page, county Assessor Jake Zimmerman and Ladue businessman Mark Mantovani all filed Tuesday for the...

Legislators from both parties unveil the ‘Cloria Brown Highway’ Lindbergh sign

Legislators from both parties unveil the ‘Cloria Brown Highway’ Lindbergh sign

By Erin Achenbach, Staff Reporter November 3, 2019

The legacy of the late state Rep. Cloria Brown will live on after a stretch of Lindbergh Boulevard from Interstate 55 to Lin Ferry Drive was dubbed the “Cloria Brown Memorial Highway.” A new sign...

Current and former Lindbergh Board of Education members attending the annual luncheon for former school board members, back row, from left, are: Donovan Larson, current Treasurer Mike Tsichlis, Phil Carlock, Vic Lenz, James Eager, Barry Cooper, Larry McIntosh, Vicki Lorenz Englund, Ken Fey and Janine Fabick. Front row, from left, are: current board member Christy Watz, Marla Dell, current President Karen Schuster, Katie Wesselschmidt, Kathy Kienstra, current Vice President Jennifer Miller, Glenda Finnie, retired Superintendent Gary Wright, Joyce Brockhaus and Don Bee.

Former Lindbergh board members gather, tour new school

November 13, 2017

Former members of the Lindbergh Board of Education recently gathered to meet with district administrators and current board members, and learn about issues that are affecting the district at this time. The...

Fred Weber Inc. subsidiaries contribute nearly $2,000 to Stenger

By Burke Wasson, Staff Reporter October 29, 2008

Three subsidiaries of a company that for years has tried to construct a trash-transfer station in Oakville over the objection of nearby residents have contributed nearly $2,000 to 6th District County Council...

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