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| by Gloria LloydThe county Planning Commission voted unanimously last week to recommend denial of Wal-Mart’s request to build a 24-hour grocery store in south county. » more by Kari WilliamsThough next year’s projections set the Mehlville School District with more than 20 percent in reserves, board members questioned how to tackle forthcoming years that, according to one five-year projection scenario, could see reserves dip below 10 percent. » more |
| Athletics ‘screams merit pay,’ Fedorchak tells school boardby Gloria LloydAt the same meeting in which 2013-2014 school year budget discussions began, some Mehlville Board of Education members expressed doubts about the amount of extra money paid to teachers who take on extra duties as athletic coaches and club supervisors » more Two PACs also are named as defendants in MFPD suitby Mike AnthonyA lawsuit alleging "negligent" violations of the state’s campaign-finance-disclosure law has been filed by the Mehlville Fire Protection District against a group called "Mehlville Fire Fighters" and two political action committees. » more Meeting on new standards draws crowd of 150 peopleby Gloria LloydState officials billed their May 2 meeting on the Common Core State Standards as a way to educate the public on the new nationwide set of standards, which have taken a lot of heat lately from grass-roots activists. » more |
| Total Access Urgent Care recently expanded by opening a third area location at 12616 Lamplighter Square, near St. Anthony’s Medical Center on Tesson Ferry Road. » more |
This Queen of All Saints eighth-grade girls’ soccer team won the Archdiocesan Closed-Division Championship for the third time in four years. Team members, back row, from left, are: Marisa Tomek, Jaime Elder, Casey Cepicky, Emily Lewandowski, Maddy » more This St. Margaret Mary Alacoque sixth-grade boys’ basketball team won the Catholic Youth Council’s City/County championship in an overtime thriller. The boys had a remarkable undefeated season, going 15-0. Team members, from left, are: Coach » more |
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A Mehlville Board of Education member recently suggested that coaches should be paid based on a merit system. Do you agree with board member Ron Fedorchak's suggestion?
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| The Mehlville School Distirct marked the completion of its new tennis-court complex with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday afternoon. » more Fundraiser takes place today at Sappington ElementaryParents and fifth-grade students at Sappington Elementary School are sponsoring a lemonade stand today — May 17 — to provide financial support to the family of third-grader Lonnie Avent, who was killed May 9 after being hit by a car. » more Tiffany Lee earned perfect scores on ACT, SATLindbergh High School senior Tiffany Lee is one of two Missouri students and 141 students nationwide to be named a 2013 U.S. Presidential Scholar. » more |
| If you’re like many Americans, you enjoy a snack two or three times a day. »» more Readers submitted more than 230 recipes for the Call's 2012 Home for the Holidays Recipe Contest. » more Readers submitted more than 230 recipes for the Call's 2012 Home for the Holidays Recipe Contest. » more | Three daughters, from left, Peggy Goldkamp, Patsy Bieg and Emily Schenk, surround their mother, Emily Hinck, seated, » more Tea for three — mother Shirley Kramper, left, and her daughters, Sue Ruzicka, center, and Sandy Silvey share a pot of tea at a mother-daughter brunch at Friendship Village Sunset Hills’ assisted living community, Fountain View. The event » more Groundwork set for confrontation with governorby State Capitol BureauJEFFERSON CITY — Missouri's Legislature adjourned Friday night after laying the groundwork for a major confrontation with the state's governor later this year. » more |
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