Sunset Hills Public Works Director Resigns

Anne Lamitola leaves her post on Nov. 9 to take a position in Ladue.

I-70 Express Lanes to Remain Closed Through Mid-November

MoDOT reports on St. Louis Work zones for October 25-31.

Crestwood Attorney, Chamber of Commerce Director Jobs Available

Crestwood is officially seeking new legal counsel, and the Crestwood-Sunset Hills Chamber is hiring a new director.

Upgrades to Oak Bend Branch, New Library in Fenton if Proposition L Is Okayed

The Oak Bend branch is slated for $1 million in upgrades. A new Meramec Valley Branch library building would replace the current small rented space.

Crestwood Veterans Seeking Donations For Memorial

The committee would like to expand Crestwood’s Veterans Memorial site to honor the city's fallen soldiers, including Sean Sullivan, who died this summer.

What Time Is the Final Obama Romney 2012 Debate? Watch With Patch

Join Patch and your neighbors for a FREE debate viewing party at Wehrenberg's Des Peres 14 Cine or St. Charles 18 Cine. It's the last one of the season, with trivia, giveaways and a post-debate Q&A.

TRAFFIC ALERT: St. Louis Lane, Ramp Closures For Friday's Cardinals-Giants Game

Traffic will be able to access downtown for Friday's Cardinal NCLS playoff game. Two lanes on eastbound Highway 40 will be open for tonight’s game, but the 14th Street ramp is closed.

No Surprises in Final Missouri Senate Debate

Sen. Claire McCaskill and Rep. Todd Akin stuck to their talking points during the debate at Clayton High School.

MoDOT: Cardinals Fans, Allow Extra Travel Time to Busch Stadium

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on the St. Louis work zones for October 18-24.

Show Your Presidential Preference in 7-Eleven Coffee Cup Poll

Stop by the nearest convenience store to place your 'vote' for Obama, Romney, or 'neutral.'

Highway 40 Road Work Could Affect St. Louis Cardinals Game Traffic

There are a number of lane and ramp closures taking place downtown this week that St. Louis Cardinals fans should know about before heading to the NLCS playoff games.

MoDOT to Close Various Lanes in Downtown St. Louis This Week

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports the St. Louis work zones for October 11-17.

Neighbors Want More Information on Who Would Stay at Proposed Rectory

Sunset Hills aldermen asked Gateway House of Prayer to speak with neighbors about their intention to house staff and 'clergy in training' in the old firehouse at Lindbergh Boulevard and Sappington Barracks Road.

What Time is the Vice Presidential Debate?

Here are details on Thursday's debate between Vice President Joe Biden and Congressman Paul Ryan.

MTV's Rock the Vote Bus Spotted in Crestwood

The bus is no doubt promoting the last day of voter registration for Missouri residents before the 2012 general election.

Crestwood Court Redevelopment Hits Snag

The majority of aldermen voted against the entertainment-focused proposal by Centrum Properties to revive the mall space along Watson Road.

Meeting Update: Petro Mart, Moore Library Requests Postponed

Sunset Hills aldermen will not discuss the topics until at least November.

MoDOT: Watch for Eastbound Lane Closures Downtown This Weekend

Missouri Department of Transportation reports on St. Louis work zones for October 4-10.

Resident in Favor of Sunset Hills Petro Mart: 'Anything Is Better Than a Vacant Building'

The proposed gas station on Lindbergh Boulevard would require an additional stoplight and a raised median separating opposing traffic lanes.

Developers Promise a “New Kind of Mall” for Crestwood

Crestwood residents, the mayor and developers held a town hall meeting to discuss a proposal for a new mall in the site of the old Crestwood Court.

Crestwood Opens Quarry for Weekend Fishing

Catch bass, bluegill and catfish at Whitecliff Park two Saturdays in October.

Rams and Cardinals Fans Shouldn't be Slowed by MoDOT Weekend Work

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on St. Louis work zones for September 27 - October 3.

North Carolina Resident Will Bring 'Farm to Table' Menu to New Crestwood Restaurant

In just a few months you can sample Karen Mott's breakfast and lunch menu at The Barn!

Good News For Allergy Sufferers, Bad News For Meth Makers

The new decongestant Zephrex-D should be in St. Louis pharmacies this year. It's gaining support from drug task force agents because it can't be converted into meth. Here's how it works.

Westbound I-64 Lanes Continue Closed For Weekend Work in Downtown St. Louis

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on St. Louis work zones for Sept. 20-26.

St. Louis County Reportedly Targets Teen Texting While Driving

The St. Louis County Council and AT&T are both working this week to stop teens from texting while driving with the No Text on Board Pledge, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

Mayor's Town Hall Meeting - City of Crestwood

All Westbound I-64 Lanes in Downtown St. Louis Closed This Weekend

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on St. Louis work zones for September 13-19.

Crestwood Aldermen Want Feedback From Fozzie's Sandwich Emporium Before Choosing New Sappington Barn Tenant

The Board tabled a decision so they may have a chance to hear from all three applicants for the vacant restaurant space on Sappington Road, including the Richmond Heights sandwich shop.

Public Q&A On Latest Crestwood Court Redevelopment Plan Set for October

Crestwood city officials are hosting a town hall meeting to discuss and answer questions

Resident Petition Opposes Petro Mart on Lindbergh Boulveard

More than 20 residents spoke during Tuesday's public hearings. Aldermen decided to authorize a traffic study by third party to evaluate traffic safety in the project area south of Interstate 44.

Petro Mart Project Needs More Study, Aldermen Say

Sunset HIlls aldermen will weigh the impact of a new gas station before deciding whether to approve construction. The project slates a bevy of roadway improvements to Lindbergh Boulevard. More than 20 residents spoke to the topic during public hearing.

Crestwood City Attorney Resigns, Newspaper Op-Ed Examines Potential City Charter Blunder

Robert J. Golterman said he’d like to finish his service to the city at the end of this year, but will stay on long enough to ensure a “smooth transition” for his successor.

Meeting Preview: Choosing Planner for Crestwood Court Redevelopment, Public Hearing for Lindbergh Boulevard PetroMart

The Crestwood and Sunset Hills boards of aldermen, and Lindbergh School District board meet Tuesday, Sept. 11. Other items slated for discussion include a new tenant for the Sappington Barn Center and a Sunset Hills dog park.

Work Begins on Eastbound Lanes of I-64 Downtown

MoDOT reports the St. Louis work zones for September 6 – 12.

Sunset Hills Church to Convert Old Mehlville Firehouse Into Rectory

The city’s planning and zoning commission recommended Gateway House of Prayer’s request to convert the space into a living quarters for clergy and temporary staff at House No. 3.

Moore Cultural Center Proposal Narrowed to Library, Exhibit Space

Sunset Hills resident Al Moore's revised plan for the Paraclete includes a library and exhibit space. Neighbors still want more specific information on its impact to Tapawingo residents.

Crestwood Limits Parking During Winter

Street parking allowed on one side only.

Taxes Are Due With a Friday Postmark

County tax collection offices are closed Friday for New Year's holiday.

Private Streets Are Wannabes

Sunset Hills's Public Works Department weighed petitions by residents of private streets to become public; and then the Board of Aldermen met for the last time until next year.