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Green Park may increase grant amounts for neighborhood, homebuyer programs (opens the original)
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The City of Green Park has plans to increase the amount of money that can be distributed as part of its Neighborhood Enhancement Program and First-Time Homeowner Payment Assistance Program. Currently, both programs can give out amounts of $5,000 to applicants; that number may soon increase to $7,500. “When these programs began, the board approved $5,000 ceilings,” City Clerk Theresa Pfyl said. “Our program, in my opinion, is (modeled after) community development grants of St. Louis County, and t
Marsha Sappington Halkola honored for contributions to the City of Crestwood (opens the original)
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The Crestwood Board of Aldermen passed a new proclamation on Sept. 22, honoring Marsha Sappington Halkola for her contributions to the city throughout her lifetime. Halkola is a direct descendant of Thomas and John Sappington, historic South County community members; the proclamation cites them as a “founding family of southwest St. Louis County.” In South County, Halkola has worked to preserve and care for the historic Sappington Cemetery. Her contributions include planting seasonal flowers, pl
Community Call: Continue making your voice heard, South County (opens the original)
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Now more than ever, we know what’s going on in the world. National and international news is at our fingertips — with a few quick taps, I can get the latest updates on a measles outbreak in Pennsylvania, the Trump administration or wars across an ocean. Even without searching for it, national and international headlines are often the first posts to pop on my social media feed. It’s so easy to learn about places I’ve never stepped foot and people I’ll never meet. I’m more “plugged in” to the worl
Lutheran South holds ceremony for new STEM Center (opens the original)
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Lutheran High School South held a blessing over its new STEM Center on Sept. 15, bringing together students, faculty, alumni and donors. The facility itself is still under construction, though it is slated to be completed before the 2027-2028 school year. “Let me deal with the elephant in the room — how do you have a building blessing when there’s no building?” Pastor Christopher Sommer, the campus chaplain, said. “There will be a time when we bless the actual building, but in this moment we’re
Cedarhurst of Tesson Heights resident flies in hot air balloon race at Forest Park (opens the original)
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On Sept. 19, hot air balloons raced across the sky in the annual Great Forest Park Balloon Race. One of them carried 76-year-old Karen Lindner, a resident of Cedarhurst of Tesson Heights, who was granted her wish to ride in a hot air balloon through the senior living facility’s Dream Come TRUE program. Lindner went up into the sky on a hot air balloon during the race, an event at Forest Park’s Emerson Central Fields which draws thousands every year. It was her first time riding in a balloon and
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