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| Spring Egg Hunt |
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The City's 6th Annual Spring Egg Hunt is scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday, March 15th at 10:00 am. A decision has not yet been made if the hunt will be held as scheduled, or if the raindate of March 22nd will be utilized. Please check the City's website after 6:00 a.m. tomorrow for an update. Click the link below for more information on this event:
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| State Route 109 Resurfacing Project |
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The Missouri Department of Transportation will be resurfacing State Route 109 from State Route 100 to State Route CC. This construction project is scheduled to begin on Monday, March 17th, depending upon the weather. Click the link below for more information on this project, as well as a link to MoDOT's website.
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| Old State Road Underpass Project |
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As part of the Hamilton-Carr Greenway multiple-use trail project, a tunnel (underpass) will be constructed under Old State Road, near its intersection with State Route 109. Construction on this project is expected to start on Thursday, March 20th, depending upon the weather. The portion of Old State Road from State Route 109 to Rue de La Salle will be closed for approximately one (1) week during this construction project. Click the link below for updates and a map of the detour/project area.
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| Apples to Zucchini Class |
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The City, in conjunction with St. Louis Children's Hospital, is offering a class called Apples to Zucchini: Healthy Meals for Happy Kids.
During this 90 minute class, parents will learn how to provide healthy meals and snacks for their families with the help of a registered dietitian from St. Louis Children's Hospital. Topics include portion sizes made easy, stocking your pantry, milk vs. juice vs. soda, and sample menu ideas.
The class is scheduled for Tuesday, April 8th, from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm and the cost is $5.00 per adult.
Call 314.454.KIDS to register for this presentation. |
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| Maintenance near Sidewalks |
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Residents are reminded that low-hanging branches and/or bushes which protrude over or into the sidewalk should be trimmed. Branches should be trimmed to a minimum of seven (7) feet from the sidewalk level and shrubs should be cut back so they do not interfere with pedestrians who may be walking side by side.
Any questions regarding these guidelines, should be directed to Ron Dirks, the City's Public Works Inspector. Thank you for your cooperation! |
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