Check out this past week's police activity in O'Fallon.
Here are some of the recent reports from the O'Fallon Police Department. May 6 May 7 Information provided by the O'Fallon Police Department.
Dine-in at O'Fallon's Texas Roadhouse on May 20 to help your community.
Want to help people in the O'Fallon community? Download a flyer from the City of O’Fallon’s website at www.ofallon.mo.us and then dine at O’Fallon’s Texas Roadhouse today between 11 a.m. and 9 p.m and 10 percent of your total purchase will be donated to the City of O’Fallon’s Project HOME. Be sure to present your Texas Roadhouse flyer when you order your meal and mention Project HOME to your server. Project HOME funds go towards helping low-income homeowners maintain their homes, address safety issues such as keeping stairways in good repair, and help the low-income disabled with special needs. Texas Roadhouse is located at 1600 Mexico Loop Road, in O'Fallon. Call Texas Roadhouse at 636-980-7207. For more information about Project HOME…
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Blogging about your church on O'Fallon Patch is a great way to reach new and fellow church members or your existing congregation.
Are you passionate about your faith and the church that fosters it? Yes? Great! O'Fallon Patch is now looking for church bloggers like you to share news and photos from your church. Church bloggers will be able to blog about upcoming church activities, interesting stories from members of your congregation, news out of their respective schools and more! Anyone can blog regardless of age and it's a great way to keep your church community in touch. To start blogging, just click here. Patch is looking for bloggers from any of the following churches: Is your church missing? We'd still love to have you blog! Just send us the info on the church we are missing and we will make arrangements for you to blog as well. To start blogging, just click …
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Whether you're jettisoning junk or in search of treasure, Patch is the place to go to tell all about your garage and yard sales.
Summer is still more than a month away, which means spring cleaning is on most of our minds. It also means garage and yard sale season are about to be in full swing. Here at O'Fallon Patch, we pride ourselves on local, useful information. That certainly includes who has books for a bargain, a dresser in their driveway or clothes laid out on the lawn. Posting your garage sale on O'Fallon Patch is easy—and even better yet, it's free. The benefits of posting your garage and yard sales on Patch? How do I take advantage of this wonderful feature, you ask? Just follow these easy steps:
Woman weaved in and out of traffic on I-70 Saturday, reaching dangerously high speeds even on city streets, Highway Patrol said.
Patrolmen arrested a St. Peters woman after she led them on a motorcycle chase Saturday on Interstate 70 and down side streets, reaching speeds of 95 mph and more. Amanda Leigh Schlueter, 20, of the first block of Rose Drive in St. Peters, is being charged with resisting arrest. A Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper said in a report that when he tried to pull Schlueter over for careless driving and speeding on her motorcycle on I-70 west of Bryan Road in O'Fallon, she refused to pull over. Instead, she traveled at speeds of up to 90 to 95 mph, weaved in and out of traffic, changed lanes “and performed dangerous stunts at a high rate of speed,” according to the trooper’s report. The chase even reached 95 mph on city streets with speed …
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Check out this past week's police activity in O'Fallon.
Shoplifting tops the list of crimes reported in O'Fallon this week. May 5
Free quarterly trash drop-off service for large items is available for O'Fallon residents.
O’Fallon residents have the opportunity of free quaterly drop-off service for items that are too large to fit into curbside trash containers this weekend. Items can be brought to O’Fallon’s waste transfer station from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. The transfer station is located at 1572 Progress West Lane. Acceptable items include: furniture, carpets, swing sets, bikes, toddler pools, sports and exercise equipment, large hand tools, barbecue grills, fluorescent tubes, computer monitors and televisions. Lawn mowers (except riding mowers) also are accepted, but gas and oil tanks must be empty. Unacceptable items include: yard waste, appliances, tires, auto parts, batteries, gas, oil, and transmission fluid. Other unacceptable …
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The driver of the landscaping truck was injured in the accident.
A landscaping company truck overturned this morning in the roundabout at Corporate Parkway and the I-64 North Service Road in Lake Saint Louis. The accident closed the roundabout for more than an hour and a half. The truck, which was filled with topsoil, was from Hansen's Tree Service in O'Fallon. "He either cornered too quickly, or he hit that curb," Lake Saint Louis Police Sergeant Paul Bastean said. The truck spilled part of its load of dirt on the roadway, and city crews were working to clear the roadway after the truck was righted and removed about about 10 a.m. The driver, who has not been identified, was taken by ambulance to Mercy Hospital in Creve Coeur.
Man admitted making meth 20 to 30 times in his garage, said St. Charles County Regional Drug Task Force detectives.
An O’Fallon man was indicted by a St. Charles County grand jury Friday with making and possessing methamphetamine. A St. Charles County Regional Drug Task Force detective said in a report that a witness said she suspected Shane A. Groenke, 46, of the 500 block of Trudy Lane, was making meth in his garage. Groenke turned himself in for questioning and told police he had made meth in his garage 20 to 30 times for several months through Sept. 15, according to the drug task force report. For more articles on crime in O'Fallon Patch, see the following items:
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Each week, O'Fallon Patch features a planner with weekend events in and around St. Charles County.
As we head into the weekend, O'Fallon Patch rounds up a list of events going on in St. Charles County. RiverCity Rascals Opener St. Peters Kite Festival Live Music With Brad Welker Kids Night Out at St. Charles County YMCA Shower of Love Baby-Care Items Collection Drive Refined Youth
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Jim Frain
1:24 pm on Monday, May 21, 2012
Rich, I have always appreciated and admired school teachers on all levels. As a former teacher, with parents and grandparents who taught school and children who teach school now, I know the level of professionalism that they maintain as a teacher. You could learn from them as it pertains to your flippant and unprofessional comments on this issue. Enough said by me. more ›