Lake Saint Louis, MO
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YOUR PLACE TO CALL HOME: Realtors rally in support of the American Dream
"No one dreams of being a tenant," roared the speaker. "I am proud to be a homeowner!"
May 27, 2012 | 12:00 am
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DAR chapter forming in Lake Saint Louis
A new chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution is being organized in Lake Saint Louis.
May 25, 2012 | 12:00 am
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Lake Saint Louis police seek man possibly luring children with candy
Police say the incident happened at Founders Park in Lake Saint Louis.
May 24, 2012 | 6:36 am
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Want to be an Opinion Shaper?
A new application period has begun for St. Charles County residents who would like to be an Opinion Shaper columnist for the Journals.
May 24, 2012 | 12:00 am
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school news
- Wentzville graduation ceremonies to be at Family Arena
- Wentzville school board approves pay increases
- Challengers win seats on three St. Charles County school boards
- Wentzville district buys tablets for school libraries
- Wentzville high schools put technology to use
- Wentzville school board sets new attendance boundaries
- New Wentzville high school to include Freshman Academy
- Fifth-graders invited to enter CREC Safety Poster Contest
- School menus: less taste, more nutrition
- Wentzville school board OKs plan for new high school
Lake Saint Louis sports
- Hazelwood Central earns third straight Class 4 title
- GAC South all-conference
- Hazelwood Central boys, Francis Howell girls excel in sectional contests
- Notebook: Bollinger, Principia aim to vault to top of Class 2 field
- Mr. Smith goes downtown, leads Rock Bridge to district title
- Kirkwood's Crancer one shot off the lead after opening-round 71
- Timberland delivers birthday present, district win over rival
- Red-hot Crancer among the title hopefuls set to tee it up at state tourney
- Parkway Central boys, Francis Howell girls put up big performances
- Josh McDonald • Timberland track
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Shawn Clubb
Shawn Clubb, managing editor for the Suburban Journals–Missouri, makes sure you can find all your neighborhood news on this page. You can email him at sclubb@yourjournal.com or call (314) 821-2462, ext. 725.
