Thatâs before COVID-19 changed everything.
The AIA canceled spring sports in 2020, and delayed both fall and winter sports this school year. The AIA Executive Board actually voted 5-4 to cancel winter sports on Jan. 8 before reversing the decision four days later amid a public outcry.
âIt made me realize that you canât take anything for granted because it can all be taken away,â Lee said.
It was difficult to hear the cancellation announcement.
âI was devastated because basketball is a true passion for me,â Lee said. âI love the sport. I was just so happy that they reversed the decision and decided to let us play.â
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By Editor | January 12, 2021
By ERIC X. VICCARO
eviccaro@stegenherald.com
After the extended holiday period, Ste. Genevieve’s elected officials and government workers have returned to matters at hand.
Last Thursday, the Ste. Genevieve Planning and Zoning Commission had its first meeting of the new year.
(Read a story on the meeting elsewhere in this edition.)
On Tuesday night, it was Ste. Genevieve Levee District No. 3’s turn for a meeting with the first board of aldermen meeting set for this coming Thursday.
Also, at the county level, Special Road District A met on Tuesday, and the city of Bloomsdale had its first regular meeting of 2021 as well.
By Editor | December 17, 2020
By ERIC X. VICCARO There were three public hearings during Thursday’s Ste. Genevieve Board of Alderman meeting.
One might figure there would have been lively discussions over proposed increases in water and sewer rates.
However, that didn’t materialize.
Rather talks focused on Bill No. 4402, an ordinance approving a special use permit for Ste. Genevieve Properties, LLC, and Hunter Lee Holdings.
The permit would allow the replacement of a non-conforming mobile home at 205 S. Tenth Street (Lot No. 4) with a newer model.
During the public hearing, Cara Naeger from Ste. Genevieve Properties, LLC, spoke on behalf of allowing the special use.