From grazing goats and wandering bears to the defeat of a pair of major projects, there s been plenty to talk about in 2021. At the year comes to a close,
To comply with U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District regulations, the Shrewsbury Board of Aldermen on April 27 allocated up to $20,000 for the installation of
Saying they were responding to neighborsâ concerns, the Shrewsbury Board of Aldermen on April 13 unanimously voted down a request for construction of a two-sided, LED digital electronic billboard at 7309 Melbourne Ave.
The property is owned by the city of Shrewsbury and is the location for the public works department facilities.Â
The billboard, which could have been up to 80 feet high, would have pointed toward the east and westbound lanes of nearby Interstate 44, according to Brent and Melissa Porlier, representing Porlier Outdoor Advertising Company.
Brent Porlier said even an 80-foot billboard would be 20 feet shorter than a cell tower thatâs already on the property.Â