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The Blue Envelope Program (opens the original)
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Webster Groves is the first municipality in St. Louis County to implement a program aimed at improving communication between police officers and individuals with autism spectrum disorder. The Blue Envelope program, launched by the Webster Groves Police Department officially on Aug. 28, is geared toward individuals with autism. The program also is open to individuals with autism spectrum disorder, dementia, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, or other conditions that may affect communicati
Citizen Input On Hiring Of New City Manager (opens the original)
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Webster Groves hosted an informal open house Tuesday evening to gather community input on a candidate profile for its next city manager. Roughly a half dozen residents attended to provide input and ask questions about the recruitment process. The city is in the process of searching for a new city manager since Marie Peoples suddenly resigned from the role in April for unknown reasons. Longtime city employee Scott Davis, who has been serving as interim city manager, has said he plans to apply for
Judge Gives Court 5 More Months To Make Changes (opens the original)
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The Webster Groves Municipal Court has more time to continue to resolve a number of administrative issues after officials appeared last week in St. Louis County Circuit Court. St. Louis County Circuit Judge Bruce Hilton, who six months ago outlined a number of problems with Websterâs court in a show cause order, on Aug. 14 gave the municipal court until Jan. 8 to finish bringing the court into compliance with a number of rules. During last Fridayâs hearing, Judge Hilton said he was not incli
Future Of Luhr Library Unclear (opens the original)
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The Webster Groves Historic Preservation Commission on Tuesday night tabled a request for the potential demolition of Webster Universityâs Luhr Library, 455 E. Lockwood Ave. The commission at its Tuesday public hearing, which drew more than two dozen residents objecting to the libraryâs demolition, decided it needed more information from Webster University and will take up the request again in 30 days. The building, which was built in 1967 and sits on a 5.25-acre lot, once served as the libr
Public Hearing On Possible Demolition Of Webster U's Historic Luhr Library Building (opens the original)
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The Webster Groves Historic Preservation Commission will meet Tuesday, Aug. 11, to discuss the potential demolition of Webster Universityâs Luhr Library, 455 E. Lockwood Ave. The building, which was built in 1967 and sits on a 5.25-acre lot, at one time served as the library for its next-door neighbor, Eden Theological Seminary. It is included in the Webster College-Eden Theological Seminary Collegiate District, which has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1982. The Webster
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