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South County schools go solar: a look into local green energy initiatives (opens the original)
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From the outside, one may not notice that certain schools in the area are implementing sustainable energy practices. That’s kind of the point, staff say. “We kind of want to keep them out of sight, out of mind. We just know that not everybody thinks they’re aesthetically pleasing,” Jeff Rooks, Affton School District’s Director of Buildings and Grounds, said, in reference to the district’s solar panels atop its buildings. Though because these systems remain virtually invisible, there is a lack of
Oakville eating disorder treatment center no longer seeking expansion (opens the original)
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Monte Nido Clementine St. Louis — an eating disorder treatment center located in Oakville on Christopher Drive — is no longer seeking to expand its operations following a unanimous vote from the St. Louis County Planning Commission to drop the pending matter from its agenda. Following an application proposing expansion that was submitted to the county by Monte Nido in March, representatives from the treatment center came before the St. Louis County Planning Commission — an advisory body to the C
Missouri Representative calls for review of costs associated with data centers (opens the original)
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In opposition to Ameren Missouri’s proposed electric rate increase, State Representative Brad Christ — a Republican who represents Missouri House District 96, encompassing Sunset Hills, Crestwood, Fenton, Sappington and Oakland — has filed comments with the Missouri Public Service Commission, asking it to examine the costs associated with data centers and other large users of electricity. He argues that Missouri’s residential customers should not be held responsible for the growing costs tied to
Local middle schooler earns writing award (opens the original)
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Selected out of over 140 submissions, Annabelle Olagbegi’s poem “Pulsating” was chosen as the grades 6-8 winner in the Missouri Botanical Garden and Gateway Writing Project’s “Write Outside Your Door” writing contest. Writers were encouraged to create a work about their experiences outside, with nature and as stewards of the environment. “I really like this one park that my mom would take my brother and I to. I was just imagining myself sitting underneath a tree, how that would feel for me, sitt
Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper recognized for work in South County (opens the original)
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Missouri State Highway Patrol Trooper Justin D. Hedrick was recently awarded the Medal of Valor by Gov. Mike Kehoe for physically stopping a wrong-way driver from continuing to travel south in the northbound lanes of Interstate 55 in 2025. The Medal of Valor is Missouri’s highest award recognizing public safety officers who “exhibit exceptional courage, extraordinary decisiveness and presence of mind, and unusual swiftness of action, regardless of his or her personal safety, in the attempt to sa
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