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This section offers news briefs pertaining to several cities in Missouri, as of July 2012. The final approval to an annexation map plan for the Saint Louis County Boundary Commission has been given by Ellisville's City Council. The engineering work on three storm water projects in Maryland Heights has been started by RJN Group Inc. The final approval to legislation on proposed parking improvements at Longview Farm Park has been given by Town & Country's Board of Aldermen.

This section offers news briefs on various issues and events in Missouri, including the construction of tennis courts at Shaw Park, the 12th annual Replay for Life, and the solar array contract of Brightergy.

This section offers town news briefs in Missouri, including the closure of section of Baxter Road for work in Chesterfield, the soil samples taken at Route 66 State Park in Eureka, and the application for positions on Ladue School District's board advisory committee.

This section offers news on various towns of Missouri. Chesterfield city has been awarded the 2011 Fields of Excellence Award by Pioneer Athletics for its athletic complex. A Kid's Safety Day is sponsored by the Ellisville Police Department which features free bicycle, helmet and car seat inspections. A presentation ceremony was held in recognition of the donation of The Missouri History Museum of a map that shows the locations of early black settlements in Kirkwood to Kirkwood Public Library.

This section offers news briefs on the Missouri community. The Ballwin Board of Aldermen will have a public hearing on April 23, 2012 to discuss a proposal by hauler Allied Waste to extend residential trash collection service for 10 years. Taubman Centers Incorporated has broken ground on the Taubman Prestige Outlets Chesterfield mall in April 2012. Corey Nesslage has been appointed as athletic director for Kirkwood High School.

The article reports on the relocation of Missouri's St. Louis County Department of Health to Berkeley where many of the department's programs and services have already been operating such as the Environmental Services Division and the Office of Vital Records.

The article announces that Carl Mertens was appointed financial reporting coordinator for the Rockwood School District in Missouri.

The article reports on the completion and opening of Pattonville High School's stadium in Maryland Heights, Missouri on August 10, 2012 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, an open house, and performances.

The article offers information on the Parkway Family Night event of St. Louis, Missouri-based Parkway Alumni Association during the last home series of the 2012 baseball season at Busch Stadium on September 28, 2012.

The article presents a call for nominations for the Maryland Heights Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission's 2012 Volunteer of the Year Award in Missouri until August 31, 2012 and the winner will be announced at the Maryland Heights Family Picnic on September 29.

The article reports on the failure of Missouri-based Grace Christian Academy in its August 2, 2012 proposal to move to the Dorsett Village Church campus in Maryland Heights for use by pre-school to eighth-grade students.

The article announces that Ameren Missouri Pure Power program representative will discuss the Pure Power program and the Green Power Community Challenge at the Creve Coeur Ice Arena in Missouri in August 2012 to promote the use renewable energy through the challenge which runs until April 2013.

The article announces that the Chesterfield Police Department in Missouri has received the Accreditation with Excellence award and a perfect score on its third Internationally Accredited Police Department reaccreditation from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA).

The article presents a call for individuals or businesses to rake leaves for elderly or disabled residents in Ballwin, Missouri.

The article lists several police reports in the communities across Missouri from July to August 2012 which include stolen wallet and iPod device from an unlocked car, damaged mailboxes and patio bamboo shades, and broken window.

The article reports that former St. Louis County, Minnesota science teacher and coach Donald Ingerson was arrested on July 30, 2012 for rape and statutory sodomy with two students at the Affton and Rockwood school districts.

The article reports on the approval of the speed limit of 50 miles per hour (mph) from 55 mph on part of St. Albans Road from Wood Stone Trail Drive to the Franklin County line in Wildwood, Missouri due to road structure and visibility issues.

The article reports that Creve Coeur, Missouri police Sergeant (Sgt.) Glen Williams cautioned residents about suspicious people claiming to be utility company workers to enter homes and suggested the need to insist on seeing an identification or official company badges.

The article presents news briefs on crimes in Missouri including one in Chesterfield where an iPod was stolen on July 23, 2012, another in Manchester where a car's passenger side door was damaged on July 13, 2012 and in Creve Coeur where a 2003 BMW was stolen on July 17, 202 from a business.

The article reports a wrong-way accident between a car and a bus along Interstate 64 in Chesterfield Valley, Missouri where the wrong-way driver Nicholas J. Watson, 18, was pronounced dead at the scene.

The article reports that Maryland Heights' Planning and Zoning Commission voted 6-1 to recommend plans for Grace Christian Academy to open in August 2012 at Dorsett Village Church.

The article reports that an improperly extinguished cigarette is being blamed for a fire on July 27, 2012 that resulted to the loss of one apartment and damaged another in the Schoettler Village Apartments complex in Chesterfield, Missouri.

The article announces the 2,000 U.S.-dollar start-up capital awarded to Babler State Park in Wildwood, Missouri from the state parks' Enterprise Fund for a new bike rental program which began on July 21, 2012.

The article focuses on the concern expressed by the Chesterfield City Council in Missouri over what powers they have on the use of solar panels after a circuit court ruled in favor of the Missouri Solar Energy Industries Association in a lawsuit against Clarkson Valley's solar panel regulations.

This section offers news briefs on the police reports in Missouri including the graffiti that was spray-painted on Hobby Lobby's exterior walls in Ballwin, the attempted burglary at 100 block of Plantation Drive in Creve Coeur and the forcible entry into a home at Cornell Avenue in Webster Groves.

The article reports that the Missouri State Auditor's office began field work for a performance audit of the Rockwood School District on July 9, 2012.

This section offers news briefs in Missouri including the 40 dollar cash stolen from an un-locked car in Ballwin, the pending warrants on a man arrested for assault in Brentwood, and an iPhone stolen from an unlocked locker in Chesterfield.

The article reports on a bill passed by the St. Louis County Council in Missouri that will deny the issuance of permits and licenses to businesses until their property taxes are settled.

The article reports on a car and motorcycle collision in Kirkwood, Missouri on July 5, 2012 which killed vacationing Michigan couple Jeffrey and Ronda Gallagher.

This section offers news briefs pertaining to neighborhood crime in Missouri, as of July 2012, including stealing a woman's engagement ring in Ballwin, stealing a car in Kirkwood, and stealing a trailer in Chesterfield.

The article offers information on thefts reported to police officers in St. Louis, Missouri as of July 4, 2012 which include theft of valuables at a residence in Ballwin, disappearance of an iPhone during a football camp in Creve Coeur including a purse with cash and credit cards from an automobile in Kirkwood.

The article reports on a follow-up review conducted by Tom Schweich, state auditor for Missouri which found that the Monarch Fire Protection District implemented most of his recommendations on budget management.

This section offers news briefs related to towns in Missouri. It discusses the approval of the budget for fiscal year 2013 by the City Council in Creve Coeur. It examines the appeal of city officials in Kirkwood for residents to control their water use due to the drought. It focuses on the campaign of the St. Louis County police department to prevent the illegal use of fireworks during the July 4 celebration.

The article reports on the opposition of residents in Chesterfield subdivision in Missouri to the city government's cutting back reimbursement for the cost of snow removal.

This section presents police reports in Missouri which include a purse containing cards, cash keys and other items that was stolen in Ballwin, a car window which was broken and a radar detector stolen also in Ballwin and the multiple mailboxes and subdivision street signs that were damaged after a large party in Chesterfield.

The article reports on the involuntary manslaughter charged against California man Dale Kawamura for a car crash in Chesterfield in Missouri that took the life of a Vianney High School graduate.

This section offers news briefs including the driver safety seminar for drivers aged 50 and older to be hosted by the Ballwin Police Department, the second annual community and parent forum on drug and alcohol abuse by the Kirkwood School District, and the recruitment for the 2012 citizens' academy at Maryland Heights.

The article announces the ribbon cutting and ice cream social scheduled on June 29, 2012 to celebrate the completion of the Al Foster Memorial Trail extension where all residents are invited.

This section offers police news briefs in Missouri as of June 20, 2012, including the theft of 900 dollars of tools and cash from an unlocked car parked near Lemonwood Drive, the theft of a purse from a car parked in the Muckerman parking garage, and the theft of lawn furniture from a home near Strafforrd Ridge Drive.

This section offers news briefs on several police reports in Missouri, including the arrest of several boys for stealing in Chesterfield, theft of copper pipe in Glendale, and an attempted burglary in Rock Hill.

The article reports on the temporary closure of some parts of Kehrs Mill Road and Wildhorse Creek Road in Missouri as part of a construction work in the area.

The article reports that a 14-year-old boy named Cameron Herrin Vennard has been killed by an Amtrak train while walking on railroad tracks in Kirkwood, Missouri.

This section offers police reports and reporting of crimes in Missouri. A side mirror was broken off a car on May 20, 2012 in the 400 block of Ivywood Drive in Ballwin. Police got a report that a residence was burglarized on May 18, 2012 in the 100 block of North Sappington Road in Glendale. Police officers arrested a suspect for shoplifting on May 21, 2012 from a retail business in Kirkwood.

A correction to the article about the Chesterfield, Missouri city council's approval of a special taxing district for sales tax collection in the May 23, 2012 issue is presented.

This section offers news briefs in the Saint Louis, Missouri area compiled as of May 2012. Chesterfield has been selected as a Tree City USA Community for the 15th time. The Clayton School Board has appointed Sharmon Wilkinson as interim superintendent of schools. The Eureka Police Department has collected more than 297.6 pounds of medication in its unwanted prescription medication drop box.

The article presents police report in the Saint Louis, Missouri as of May 2012 including train disturbance, vehicle theft and the issuance of warrant for Demetrie Javon Thomas for attempted robbery and forcible sodomy.

A correction to the article about the Parent Teacher Organization at Fairway Elementary School in Wildwood, Missouri's fund raising published in the May 16, 2012 issue is presented.

This section offers police-related news briefs in Missouri including the pending warrants on two woman arrested for stealing, stolen copper wire valued at 400 U.S. dollars from Benson Electric and spray painted graffiti on a car parked at Point Return Drive.

The article reports on the plan of County Councilman Colleen Wasinger to propose a law to mandate a public hearing on construction proposals after a public opposition from the construction of the St. Louis County Emergency Communications Center in Ohlendorf West Park, Missouri.

The article offers brief information of police events in Missouri which include a 250 dollar cell phone that was stolen along Manchester Road in Ballwin, a door window that was broken during the night at a business area in Kirkwood, and a laptop that was stolen from a car in Manchester.