Monday, May 6, 2013
The city council approved a resolution seeking private development proposals for the 565 acres Wednesday night.
The City of Bridgeton is working with a developer on plans for a 565-acre property that includes land originally bought as part of the Lambert-St. Louis International Airport expansion. The proposed development area also includes the Terrisan Reste mobile home community, according to KSDK, which said more than 100 homeowners could lose a place for their mobile homes should the deal be approved. The Bridgeton City Council approved a measure Wednesday night to seek private development proposals for the acreage, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The area is southwest of Interstates 370 and 270. UTW Realty, which has previously done work in the Bridgeton area, said it anticipates a mix of retail and office use for the proposed …
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
As summer nears, the exchange allows residents from either city to use the other city facilities.
The City of Maryland Heights is being a good neighbor and has created an exchange program with the cities of Bridgeton and Creve Coeur. It's nothing new, but as summer approaches, this serves as a reminder for those who may not know. Bridgeton The City of Maryland Heights will permit any Bridgeton resident who displays a residency card to use Dogport year-round. Bridgeton residents can also used Aquaport from Memorial Day through Labor Day, and will only be charged the same fee amount Maryland Heights residents pay. In return, Maryland Heights residents can use the Berry Hill Golf Course, Bridgeton’s Family Aquatic Park and/or indoor swimming pool and be charged the same fees Bridgeton residents pay. The same rule applies for this, and …
Monday, April 15, 2013
We know you're busy, so here's a roundup of some of the recent stories featured on Maryland Heights Patch.
Too busy last week to stay up to date on all the news happening in and around Maryland Heights? Not to worry. Patch has your back. In case you missed them, here were some of the top headlines from Maryland Heights Patch over the last few days: Dierdorf & Hart's Closing Westport Restaurant: Lou Garesche, owner of Dierdorf & Hart's, said he will not renew a lease to keep Dierdorf & Hart's at Westport Plaza. The restaurant will close sometime over the next several weeks. Gambling Resumes at Hollywood Casino After Weekend Computer Glitch: The Maryland Heights gaming establishment had to close for about 8 hours on Saturday night into Sunday morning. Bridgeway Elementary Sets Sights on Expanding Fundraiser District Wide: The school raised $26,…
Saturday, April 13, 2013
A tornado that severely damaged more than two dozen homes in Hazelwood on Wednesday began in Bridgeton, where the tornado was just getting started.
The tornado that ripped through Hazelwood, causing massive damage to homes and local businesses, began in Bridgeton, less than a mile away from Maryland Heights' northern border. According to a National Weather Service survey of Wednesday's storm, an EF1 tornado touched down in Bridgeton—right near the intersection of Carrollton Industrial Court and Pennridge Drive—before skipping and jumping to Hazelwood and then finally ending in Florissant. The storm demolished parts of Hazelwood—most notably a two-mile area near the Howdershell Road and Lynn Haven Lane intersection—and even claimed the life of an Ameren lineman, who was working to repair electricity in St. Ann in the aftermath of the storm. The survey showed the tornado touched down …
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Store Supply Warehouse will join the ranks of other warehouses on Enterprise Way.
Store Supply is set to lease 86,000 square feet of space at 12949 Enterprise Way in Bridgeton. According to CoStarGroup, the company will expand into a minimum of 90,250 square feet at some point. Store Supply is a wholesaler of store fixtures, and small retailer supplies including store display cases, shelving, display racks, shopping bags, boxes and mannequins. The 483,000 sq.ft. warehouse building is the former Crane Manufacturing building.
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Local and state organizations come together to get community members to rally around taking care of Bridgeton landfill.
State and county legislators turned out Friday for a call to action on Bridgeton's West Lake Landfill. The Missouri Coalition for the Environment, Missouri Jobs with Justice and Teamsters Local 618 banded together to put on a public briefing regarding the risks and hazards of the landfill. Ed Smith, safe energy director for the Missouri Coalition for the Environment, said a public meeting was needed when Republic Services, which owns the landfill, said everything was OK. “We’re all local, Republic is not,” Smith said following the session. “People are being fed misinformation (by Republic).” Bob Criss, director of the stable isotope laboratory at Washington University in St. Louis, and Peter Anderson, executive director for the Center for …
Friday, March 8, 2013
Check out the one dish you have to try from this Mexican restaurant that is mere yards away from Maryland Heights. Warning: your mouth will water when reading this.
Ever try Tejana Taqueria? If you haven't, the Riverfront Times is telling you to go there right now. In case you aren't familiar with it, Tejana is a Mexican restaurant located at 3149 North Lindbergh Blvd. For those keeping track, that's just on the outskirts of Maryland Heights' northeastern border. Specifically, RFT is saying you must try the restaurant's goat soup. From the RFT: La Tejana's goat soup is not birria, the fiery stew that is likely the best known Mexican goat dish here in the states. It has only a mild heat. (If you want to spike it, there are dried chiles among the garnishments, and squeeze bottles of the restaurant's red and green salsas are also available.) The flavor is rich and unmistakably goaty. Even a spoonful of …
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
The Schumacher Group is a privately held company, designed to come into hospital systems and increase efficiency in emergency medicine staffing and management.
SSM Health Care has severed ties with its former partner for medical emergency direction at Bridgeton's SSM DePaul Health Center and switched to one being used at several of its other hospitals. The change was effective January 4, 2013 and means DePaul no longer uses Midwest Emergency Associates, and will instead go with The Schumacher Group of Delaware, Inc. The Schumacher Group defines itself as a health care resource that partners with more than 3,000 providers to help treat more than 4 million patients annually. It is a privately held, physician-driven company, designed to come into hospital systems and improve patient care through emergency medicine staffing and management. SSM Saint Joseph Hospital -West (SJHW), a 127-bed facility in…
Monday, March 4, 2013
Nothing But Love Inc. has launched the American Diamonds National Pageant to be held here in St. Louis, MO on Saturday, April 20, 2013, at the Machinist Hall in Bridgeton.
Friday, March 1, 2013
Show is March 22-24 at 12365 Saint Charles Rock Rd., Bridgeton.
joan
5:45 pm on Monday, May 6, 2013
We have enough shopping centers! Leave people alone. This mobile home park does not look trashy. Let them live there!!! more ›