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Belied by the team name of Imminent Mutiny, the Williams family paddled together in a race across the state.

Scott Degitz-Fries is the musical mastermind behind the creation of a recent video called “You'll Be Back...in School (2020 COVID Edition)," a reassurance video for local parents and teachers.

The Manchester Road Streetscape project phase 3 through Wildwood is expected to be completed this fall. But it will require about $400,000 more before it is finished.

Show hours are 10 am.-8 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 11 and Saturday, Sept. 12 and from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 13. Parking is $10 per vehicle but entry to the show is free.

Locally, testing will take place at the Samuel C. Sachs Branch, 16400 Burkhardt in Chesterfield on Thursday, Sept. 3 and Tuesday, Oct. 20.

At the Aug. 24 Ballwin Board of Aldermen meeting, Bill 4069 was submitted for a special use exception to change the dealer's showroom footprint.

The Parkway Schools Board of Education approved revisions to the 2020-21 academic calendar during its regular meeting on Aug. 19. The changes come as a result of the shift to Distance Learning for the first quarter of the year. Also, it reflects the change to the district-wide quarter grading term, rather than by two semesters. The new dates align with the end of each quarter grading term.

Despite the best efforts and deepest wishes of current elected officials in St. Louis County, the dark shadow the Steve Stenger years continues to linger.

Lafayette High student Aashish Allu was appointed to serve as a voting member of the new Community Outreach Task Force.