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Tuesday, August 31 2010 03:48 |
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Some bar and restaurant owners on St. Charles' Main Street were upset when police told them on Aug. 21, during that weekend's Festival of the Little Hills, to stop serving customers on the street and to not allow their customers to take alcohol off the business premises.
The city's open container ordinance normally prohibits those practices, but Tony Beckman, owner of Tony's on Main, said he and other business owners were told an ordinance passed for special events allowed them to sell alcohol on the streets. They have been doing so since April at events such as Music on Main, he said.
Story in Suburban Journals |
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Tuesday, August 31 2010 03:47 |
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A skyrocketing number of foreclosures in St. Charles County are coming as no surprise to those who help the homeless. Habitat for Humanity of St. Charles County is accepting applications for a home the agency recently purchased. "We're going to do like an extreme makeover," said Ashlee Johnson, executive director. "It's going to be fun and its going to be a blessing to a family that needs a hand up right now."
Anyone interested should contact Habitat for Humanity of St. Charles County at 636-978-5712 or www.habitatstcharles.org.
Story on KPLR |
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Tuesday, August 31 2010 03:35 |
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While summer is enjoyable, the fall offers a colorful experience. It is easy to let the few weeks, painted with so much beauty, slip away without taking advantage of it. Within the St. Charles County area there are a few options for fantastic fall foliage viewing. Take the family out for an afternoon and enjoy what this area has to offer. Or, if you would rather, plan a romantic afternoon for just the two of you.
- A leisurely drive down South Highway 94 from Highway 40 will introduce you to a beautiful part of St. Charles County along with several local wineries.
- Taking some time to drive through the August A. Busch Memorial Conservation Park and the surrounding areas, for viewing a beautiful area painted in color.
- If you are not interested in a drive but would like to enjoy walking along trails surrounded by various trees filled with color, the St. Peters Park System will offer such an experience.
See the rest of the story in The Examiner |
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Tuesday, August 31 2010 03:30 |
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Mark Templeton, the embattled and then marginalized leader of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, is leaving state government for a role in the gulf oil spill response effort.
Templeton joined the department in 2009 when Gov. Jay Nixon took office. But he was suspended later that year in the fallout from pollution problems at the Lake of the Ozarks.
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Monday, August 30 2010 10:21 |
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Monday, August 30 2010 06:19 |
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A second flea market is on the drawing board in St. Charles County.
The St. Charles Planning and Zoning Commission on Monday night recommended approval of a conditional-use permit and site plan for a 45-acre flea market called Truman Markets at Harry S. Truman Boulevard near Highway 370.
Story in Suburban Journals |
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Tuesday, August 31 2010 03:32 |
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The St. Charles Boys and Girls Club is making plans to break ground on a new $3.5 million facility in Blanchette Park sometime this fall.
The club has been quietly raising money for the facility, which will include a basketball court, additional rooms and an NCAA Division II-sized pool.
Story in Suburban Journals |
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Tuesday, August 31 2010 03:27 |
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Education Commissioner Chris Nicastro spoke at a meeting for the Missouri Public Education Vision Project on Monday in Jefferson City, where representatives from 80 school districts gathered to discuss the future of the state's schools. Nicastro's presentation highlighted areas of improvement in the education system.
"We have pockets of success, and individual schools and individual districts all over the state have some programs that they're justifiably proud of," Nicastro said. "We need to step back from that, and we need to look at the entire state. We need to look at how we compare not just to ourselves and not just to each other but also nationally and internationally."
Story in Columbia Missourian |
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Monday, August 30 2010 10:04 |
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A 25-year-old man from St. Charles was killed late Sunday night in a motorcycle crash, police said.
A few minutes before midnight, the motorcyclist was heading north in the 1600 block of Zumbehl Road, police said. The driver, who police had not yet identified Monday morning, drove in-between two vehicles also heading north and struck a curb near Hawks Nest Drive.
Story in St. Louis Post Dispatch |
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Monday, August 30 2010 06:08 |
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The red carpet was out and fashion was in focus Saturday during the closing night of St. Charles Fashion Week.
New York designer Jason Christopher Peters headlined the event, showcasing his collection of couture swimwear and gowns.
Story on KMOV
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