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Police blotter

LADUE RD – Salem Woods
03/31 10:30 a.m. – Unknown suspect/s attempted to enter the residence through a window and a door. No entry was made and nothing was reported stolen.

Weekly calendar

Spring Adventures in Learning. 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. The Shepherd’s Center of Chesterfield. Chester Baptist Church. 4317 School St. Visit www.shepctrchesterfield.org for complete schedule and tuition or call 706-6689 to register.

SUSPICIOUS DEATH RULED HOMICIDE

Police have ruled a suspicious death that occurred in the 13600 block of Duxton Drive on Tuesday, April 2, a homicide.

FROM FARM TO TABLE: Area farmer, Chester resident team up to make locally produced meat more accessible

A growing movement is emerging that questions the role of the agriculture industry in contributing to a myriad of social problems. Specifically, environmental, public health, economic, and animal welfare issues, exacerbated by modern agricultural practices are of much concern.

Enon Baptist Sends powerful message on good friday

A five-mile procession by members of Enon Baptist Church took turns carrying a seven-foot wooden cross enacted the “Way of the Cross” on Good Friday from the I-95 exit to their church on N. Enon Church Road.

TDHS Band director could be surplused, school board explains

What does it mean to be a successful and endeared teacher? For the parents of Thomas Dale High School (TDHS) Band Director David Holley’s students, it means 1,068 signatures on a petition, it means heartfelt comments and tears from former and current band members, and it means calls and meetings with school board members.

Committee votes to reduce cash proffers by $7,000

A five-member citizens committee last week met for their fourth and final meeting concerning the fate of cash proffers. After a committee dustup the recommendation was settled. On a 3-2 vote the committee has recommended a reduction in the cash proffer of about 40 percent to $11,873. The current cash proffer is $18,966.

Chester Farmer’s Market opens Saturday

When spring has sprung, the outdoor is the place to work, play and… shop. On Saturday, April 6, the Chester Farmer’s Market (CFM) will open again for its fifth year. Starting out as a six-vendor market, it is has grown to as many as 18 individual little markets selling under tents, on tables and from the back of trucks.