Ellie Marshall is a local journalist based in St. Louis, Missouri. She writes for Call Newspapers and JD Supra, covering a wide range of topics including local government, community events, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP, Lexology, and The Tab.
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Ellie's coverage primarily revolves around local government, education, and community events in St. Louis, Missouri. She frequently reports on city council decisions, educational initiatives, and community collaborations. If you have insights related to local governance changes or developments in the education sector within St. Louis or Missouri that could impact the community positively, it may be of interest to her.
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By: Ellie Marshall
The Lindbergh High School varsity League of Legends team. Photo courtesy of Lindbergh Schools.
Crestwood’s city code underwent review for compliance, redundancy
Tensions bubbled to the surface during the reports of officers and committees section of the Green Park Board of Aldermen’s Aug. 19 meeting when Ward 1 Alderman Mike Broughton took the floor, requesting that the city enroll him in an impeachment webinar hosted by the Missouri Municipal League.
Crestwood Director of Parks and Recreation Eilien Ramirez, Recreation Manager Phil Lanio and Mayor Scott Shipley discussed Crestwood Park’s upcoming renovation with students at Long Elementary School on Aug. 23. The students were then tasked with voting for their favorite out of three options, after which they received “I Voted” stickers.
For as long as she can remember, Lutheran South senior AnnaKait Peters-Bahkou has been immersed in the world of theater.
A map of the Whitecliff Park bridge detour. Image courtesy of Crestwood.
By: Ellie Marshall
The Lindbergh High School varsity League of Legends team. Photo courtesy of Lindbergh Schools.
This year has been a big year for baton twirling in schools across South County
Though not originally on the agenda, the weeds growing in the islands on Lindbergh Boulevard were added as a discussion point during general discussion at the Sunset Hills Aug. 13...
By: Ellie Marshall
The Crestwood Board of Aldermen unanimously approved an ordinance granting a conditional use permit to Gateway Custard LLC to operate a drive-thru Andy’s Frozen Custard at 9535 Watson Road.
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