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LIFESTYLE LETTER

OCTOBER 2020 PUBLISHER

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Let's Eat! OH, CHESTERFIELD YOU ARE IN FOR A TREAT. This month is all about the prettiest, trendiest, newest and tastiest travel and food we can find.

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Julie Brown Patton, Kara Savio, Linda Jarrett, Kathleen Kaiser, Emily Martinez, Victoria Babu AD DESIGNER

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It’s easy to get stuck in a rut and find yourself eating the same things and going to

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the same places each day. We get it; we’re all busy, and we have our go-to meals and go to places that we know will feed and entertain the family. We return to our favorite restaurants and order our favorite dish every time because we know it is always amazing. But, this month, it is time to branch out and tantalize your taste buds, dress up your table and maybe even venture out to a new destination. Try something new; you might find a fresh staple to add to the rotation. And we’re here to point you in the right direction. This issue is packed full of things to FALL in love with that maybe you haven’t tried yet and, of course, plenty of fun things to make October the best yet.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE OCTOBER 2020

FEATURES 14 Food and Travel Go Hand in Hand Chesterfield Travel Leaders: Leading the Way Around the World

22 Turn Heads with these Table Trends Kick off fall with eye catching, Pinterest-worthy table decor!

26 Vacation Home With Donuts 125-Year-Old Restored Property Provides Relaxing Getaway In Washington, Missouri

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CHESTERFIELD'S FIRST MAYOR BECOMES UNITED WAY REGIONAL FUNDRAISING CHAIR Chesterfield resident Fred Steinbach is chairing the West Region's annual community campaign for

When her category -- Prepared Prompt Speaking -came up, she and five finalists activated their cameras and awaited the results, starting with sixth place and moving up the podium. Sarah waited the longest, with good cause, as she was named national champion!

the United Way of Greater St. Louis. This region

A rising senior at Marquette, Sarah has

serves Western St. Louis, St. Charles, Warren and

advanced to nationals in each of her three years

Lincoln counties.

of high school.

Locally, Fred often is remembered as becoming the first mayor of Chesterfield in 1988. He served in the mayoral role through 1990. He currently is the president of JHS Financial, Inc.

PRIVATE SCHOOL BARAT ACADEMY NAMES NEW PRINCIPAL Barat Academy, a Catholic, college preparatory

"As our community grapples with the impact of

school in Chesterfield at 17815 Wild Horse Creek

the COVID-19 crisis, United Way's role in the com-

Road, named Chip Clatto as the school's new prin-

munity is more important than ever,” he says. “By

cipal. It is a co-ed school founded in 2007.

supporting a safety net of nonprofits that help peo-

Chip is a native of St. Louis and an alum of John

ple, United Way is working to help our neighbors

F. Kennedy High School, as well as undergraduate

and communities recover and rebuild. It is an honor

studies at Fontbonne University and graduate

to be part of this important effort.”

studies at Maryville University.

His service to United Way includes serving on

He's been working in education for 24 years.

United Way of Greater St. Louis’ board of directors

As a teacher, he taught high school American and

and leading the West Region’s campaign in 2017.

World History, archaeology and anthropology for

NEW CHESTERFIELD PARKLAND DONATED BY LOGAN UNIVERSITY

10 years. He has served as principal in both public and private schools at all three education levels. He served as assistant principal at St. Louis University

Logan University representatives are providing

High School, a K-12 entity. Additionally, he was

at no cost a new, 4-acre parcel of land near the

the founding principal of the Collegiate School of

south campus entrance along Schoettler Road to

Medicine and Bioscience Magnet High in St. Louis.

become a Chesterfield city park.

Chip has expertise in developing STEAM (sci-

The new space will be developed and main-

ence, technology, engineering, arts and math)

tained by Chesterfield Parks, Recreation and Arts

programs. He received the Missouri Coalition for

staffers. It is slated to be called Logan Park.

the Environment “Outstanding Educator Award,"

The park is planned to be built in phases, based

Fontbonne University’s Founders Award, and the

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St. Louis Coalition for Human Rights “Unsung

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Hero Award.”

an ADA-accessible playground with rubberized surface; two multi-use courts for pickle ball; one modest-sized pavilion with restroom facilities; and on-site parking.

ASSISTANCE LEAGUE ELECTS NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS Assistance League of St. Louis named mem-

"We look forward to sharing this amenity with our

bers of the entity's 2020-21 board of directors. The

students and employees and being part of such a

League's 500-plus volunteers identify, develop,

wonderful, supportive community," Logan University

fund and implement ongoing philanthropic pro-

President Clay McDonald shared in a statement.

grams to serve specific needs of St. Louis children

MARQUETTE STUDENT SARAH GEORGE WINS NATIONAL SPEECH CHAMPIONSHIP

and adults. The Assistance League headquarters is located at 30 Henry Ave., in Ellisville. New League leaders are: President-Elect Yolanda

Chesterfield-based Marquette High student Sarah

Perez-Cunningham, Ladue; President Dawn Thomas,

George recently sat in a Zoom meeting with hun-

Town & Country; Secretary Mary Cullmann, St.

dreds of fellow finalists at the National Speech and

Louis; Vice President of Strategic Planning Marilyn

Debate Association Tournament awards ceremony.

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AROUND TOWN Merz, Ellisville; Vice President of Membership Sandy

A recent Marquette High School graduate, Mansi

Brody, Manchester; Vice President of Marketing

Mamidi, received the National Merit Emerson

Communications Marita

Electric Co. Scholarship. She is one of 10 recipients

Perlak,

Chesterfield;

Vice President Education Sandy Thal of Town &

Country; Vice

Programs Pam President

President

Bogosian, Fund

Philanthropic

Chesterfield; Vice

Development

Connie

Curran, Chesterfield; and Parliamentarian Bette Goette, Ballwin. Assistance League representatives indicate the group has a Platinum Transparency Rating from Guidestar, the world’s largest source of information about nonprofits. To support the League's initiatives or get involved, phone 636.227.6200 or email info@alstl.org.

of that scholarship. Both women will receive $2,500 per academic year for four years.

ART FROM HEART GOES VIRTUAL Friends of Kids With Cancer managers took their annual St. Louis Art From The Heart event online this year, due to COVID-19 risks and restrictions. More than 40 art pieces -- which were created by kids who are battling cancer -- were auctioned. The full 100%of proceeds went to funding the Friends of Kids With Cancer Art Therapy program. Raffles and 50/50 tickets also were sold. Since 1992, the organization has addressed the most pressing issues associated with children being diagnosed with cancer. The group funds innovative solutions to impart joy to these children’s families. One of the group’s most popular programs is art therapy, because it enables the children to express their feelings beyond words. They work all year on their artwork for this fundraising event.

ST. LOUIS COSMETIC SURGERY ADDS NEW SURGEON Dr. Deniz Sarhaddi recently joined the St. Louis Cosmetic Surgery team at 17300 N. Outer 40 Rd #300 in Chesterfield. She specializes in all cosmetic surgical procedures, with a focus on surgical and nonsurgical approaches to facial rejuvenation and harmonization, and surgical and nonsurgical rhinoplasty. To schedule a consultation with her, call 636.530.6161.

EMERSON SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Chesterfield resident Julia Bader, a recent graduate of Visitation Academy, received an

Emerson National Scholarship. She was among

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TRAVEL DESTINATION

Food and Tr a v e l G o Hand in Hand CHESTERFIELD TRAVEL LEADERS: LEADING THE WAY AROUND THE WORLD ARTICLE KARA SAVIO

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LET’S FACE IT…EATING IS ONE OF LIFE’S GREATEST PLEASURES. Food is the one thing that brings all people together, no matter where you live in the world. Whether it’s a regular evening meal, a special celebration, or a fun happy hour, friends and families always come together over food. So, just how important is the role of food in the travel industry? Chesterfield Lifestyle spoke with Marcie Boyle, one of St. Louis’ top travel experts, to find out. “Food really is such an important aspect of traveling,” says Marcie. “When my friend and I go to different places we’ll say, ‘Remember when we had the handmade pasta in Rome or the incredible gelato in Florence?’” Marcie owns Travel Leaders in Chesterfield, which has roots in the travel industry dating back 30 years. She bought the family-owned business in 2013, and relocated it to Chesterfield Valley. “We have so many ‘foodies,’ as we call them, who are anxious to learn as much as they can about culinary cultures and customs,” says Marcie. It’s true that for so many travelers, food is much more than a form of sustenance, it’s an integral part of their trip. “When people travel with an open mind, they find out what the world really has to offer,” says Marcie. “I’m currently working with a client booking a cooking class by the owner/chef of a lovely cottage in Tuscany. Who wouldn’t enjoy a private cooking lesson followed by a handmade lunch in beautiful Italy?” Owning a Travel Leaders franchise, one of the largest franchises in the industry, allows Marcie the partnership with suppliers and vendors around the world to offer clients special perks and experiences. “I did a 50th birthday in Saint Lucia for a couple staying at the beautiful Jade Mountain hotel with a rooftop restaurant set between the two Piton Mountains. Because of my relationship with the hotel manager, the couple shared a romantic dinner there as the highlight of their trip.” One traveling misconception Marcie is quick to clear up is that food at all-inclusive properties is poor. She recently traveled to one of her favorite all-inclusives: Grand Velas Riviera Maya. “The food was incredible. They have several AAA diamond rating restaurants offering fine dining, so whether you order gourmet lobster, or a hamburger, it’s included in your rate,” says Marcie. “Executive Chef Mario Lopez told me every resort has a beautiful beach and rooms, but it’s their wonderful cuisine that sets them apart. So now I know clients on a budget but wanting award-winning food can also enjoy an all-inclusive vacation.”

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Travel Leaders book destination weddings, family vacations, honeymoons and company business incentive trips. They love booking entire vacations, but are happy to help with any portion of them. Marcie says their most popular destinations are Mexico, the Caribbean and Hawaii. “We also book a great deal of European vacations,” she adds. This year has been a bit more challenging, but Marcie says people are starting to book vacations again and are excited to plan for 2021. “We’ve adjusted right now to more domestic options, and I’m pleased to learn there are so many cool getaway resorts within a close drive of St. Louis,” she affirms. Marcie says when clients return from their trip saying she’s made their dream vacation a reality, that’s what it’s all about. “When you look back at when you were 9 years old, you probably can’t remember much about the gifts you received, but I guarantee you remember that special trip with your family to Disney World,” says Marcie. “That’s the beautiful part of this job…I remind the office team when we’re having a bad day to remember we’re giving our clients and their families memories that will last forever.”

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Kurt Vitense, owner of Velocity Ballooning, wants

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people

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for the day and the type of steerage they might have. “And the launch site is determined by the landing sites we’ll have at the

Born in North Dakota, Kurt says he’s been

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“Once we’re there, the last determining factor

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fast. Sometimes it’s the same as the wind mod-

He moved to St. Louis 25 years ago to fly

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is dynamic. We take a compass reading, and if

Ballooning. “I always had an interest in hot

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ings, we’ll launch,” he says.

midst of my flying career and having four small

For those not quite ready to fly, Kurt has

children at home,” he says. “Now the kids are

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grown, and I have the time.”

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Kurt says the pilot controls ascending and

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descending, but going right and left depends

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on the wind.

sometimes in the air or on the ground in the

“We are moving with the wind, and it’s very

envelope,” he says.

calm and serene. You feel no wind, and you are

Kurt also gives ballooning lessons.

floating at 2,000 feet,” he adds.

“Aviation is more than a job. It’s a lifestyle,

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ROAD TRIP

Va c a t i o n H o m e With Donuts 125-YEAR-OLD RESTORED PROPERTY PROVIDES RELAXING GETAWAY IN WASHINGTON, MISSOURI

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“We’re different in that our customers rent the entire house when they stay. They can stay here and get away from the world the entire time, or come and go, as they like,” explains Tarah, who renovated this stately home that was built in 1895.

and conversation starters.” The Brick Rose backyard has a built-in concrete pool and hot tub with off-street parking for six vehicles. The historic character and flare shines brightly at the residence, complete with vintage amenities, a claw-

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Tarah Riegel, owner of Brick Rose Beds and Donuts

three refrigerators greet vacationers in the kitchen. “Guests can cook or grill outside, if they wish, or they can walk to nearby Washington restaurants or have meals catered in,” says Tarah. The Brick Rose’s first guests christened the house during 2016, and its charm caught on quickly. Some Brick Rose guests have stayed there for family weekends, others have rented it for wedding parties or romantic couples’ escapes. This year, Tarah says many customers are coming from other St. Louis regional communities, with those wanting to feel like they got away from home for a while without having to travel too far. The local town ambiance helps to transport guests, be it walking along the river, visiting a close-by winery, taking in live music, admiring local art, shopping at the seasonal farmer’s market, scouting for historic structures or learning about distinctive German heritage. After all, some of the earliest settlers in the Washington area were literally followers of Daniel Boone, who blazed a trail from the hills of Kentucky to the wilderness of East-Central Missouri. Washington Historical CONTINUED >

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Society members offer self-guided walking tour materials for the local area. One bonus offered by the Washington location is that Amtrak has a intercity train station, called WAH, located just 3 minutes from the Brick Rose, so those who would like to venture to Hermann (station called HEM) for a day can board the train in the morning and return to Washington that evening. Just look up Missouri River Runner Train 311 or 313 for current schedule details. (Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting decrease in travel demand, most Amtrak long distance routes will operate tri-weekly beginning in October.) Tarah also manages a second, 4,000-square foot contemporary vacation rental property in Washington called Hidden Creek Getaway, located on 5 private acres off of Bethlehem Church Road. 311 West Fifth Street, Washington, MO 63090 TheBrickRose.com

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New York Times bestselling author Karin Slaughter

AS HALLOWEEN APPROACHES, I’M REMINDED OF THE TIME I SAT DOWN FOR AN INTERVIEW WITH PROLIFIC CRIME NOVELIST, KARIN SLAUGHTER. Yes. It’s her real name! She gets asked that question so often, she includes the question on her website. Not only has she kept her name, Karin’s never forgotten her roots. Her beloved state of Georgia is included in every book. She penned her first novel at 6 years old. “My dad would give me a quarter every time I wrote a book. For the most part I loved thrillers, I loved mysteries, I loved the puzzle-solving aspect. And, as the youngest of three girls, to scare my sisters, that was my way of storytelling,” Karin says. She’s related to baseball Hall of Fame player Enos Slaughter, her grandfather’s brother, whom she never got to meet. Victoria with author Karin Slaughter

When I sat down with Karin in 2018, her 18th novel, psychological thriller Pieces of Her, had just debuted. It is a page turner and one of her four stand-alone novels. She’s also known for her Will Trent detective books and Grant County crime series. The Silent Wife is Karin’s latest novel in the Will Trent series. It’s gripping, gruesome and emotionally powerful. Her storytelling is so well done, you could join the story of detective Will Trent and medical examiner Sara Linton without reading the earlier books, but why miss out? Karin agrees, and says, “I’m a stickler for reading in order, but I write the books so you can pick up any one and know exactly where you are and who the characters are.” Learning to develop believable characters came from Karin’s childhood storytelling and her ninth grade English teacher, to whom she dedicated her first book. Karin says, “She stayed in my life until she died recently. She was always there and very much a mentor.” The novelist also gives credit to her local library for her interest in writing thrillers. “When I was a child,” Karin says, “my mother would drop us off at the library every Saturday, where, under threat of death if we got into any trouble, we would quietly peruse the shelves to our hearts’ content. I’m a big proponent of the library. I loved it as a kid and I support it as an adult.” Karin uses her fame to help keep libraries from closing with her Save The Libraries project, including one in the St. Louis area. “One grant we gave was to Ferguson to keep the library open during and after the rioting. No matter where you fall politically or socially, children need a safe place to go, and that library was open. Teachers volunteered and were doing the right thing and we wanted to support that.” Karin’s words may scare in print, but in person and on social media, she’s alarmingly charming with a quick wit. “Every crime writer I know is pretty laid back. I think it’s the romance writers you have to look out for,” Karin laughs. “They will cut you!” Her novels Cop Town, The Good Daughter, and Pieces of Her are all in development for film and television. Get to know Karin by watching our conversation at HECMedia.org and find out more about her books at KarinSlaughter.com.

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AS THE BRISK WINDS OF FALL HUSTLE IN, DINNER & A MOVIE WANTS YOU TO GET OUT AND EXPLORE, NOT ONE, NOT TWO, BUT EVENTUALLY THREE LOCATIONS OF A LOCAL, FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED

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DEATH ON THE NILE – HITS IN THEATERS OCT. 23 Based on the 1937 novel by famed detective novelist Agatha Christie, our favorite sleuth Hercule Poirot (Kenneth Branagh) is taking a pleasure cruise down the Nile River, when the wealthy heiress Linnet Ridgeway Doyle (Gal Gadot) is mysteriously murdered. Now it’s up to Poirot to find out who killed the heiress amongst the remaining guests, but the problem is, many of them are meeting with their own demise as the cruise continues… Death on the Nile also stars Annette Bening, Armie Hammer, Russell Brand, Tom Bateman, Emma Mackey, Rose Leslie and Sophie Okonedo. Or if Agatha Christie mysteries aren’t your “cup of tea,” then might we suggest you head back to your own abode to catch the new Netflix Original film, Rebecca.

REBECCA – HITS ON NETFLIX IN OCT. 21 Caught in a whirlwind romance with handsome widower Maxim de Winter (Armie Hammer), the young and naïve new Mrs. de Winter (Lily James) finds herself now living within the walls of her husband’s lavish family estate, nestled on the English coast. And as she struggles to settle into married life, she finds that she cannot shake the hauntingly present, and constant reminder of his first wife, the gorgeous and refined Rebecca. Rebecca also stars Kristin Scott Thomas, Ann Dowd, Sam Riley, Bill Patterson and Kelley Hawes. And we hope that regardless which film you choose to view, once again it’s a date night that you won’t soon forget!

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4 GREAT NORTH AMERICAN OCTOBERFEST -- CANCELED Soldier’s Memorial

This Oktoberfest is a national celebration of German culture and heritage with German food, bier and music. The festival was created by the North American Society of German Culture and Heritage, a nonprofit that educates people about German language, art, music, cuisine and customs through events and activities. As of press time, the event was postponed until 2021.

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7 BIKE RIDE HOSTED BY CHESTERFIELD PARKS Grant’s Trail

OCTOBER

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Hosted by Chesterfield Parks, Recreation & Arts

CLOSING

Department staffers, riders travel 10 to 20 miles, usually

for about 1.5 to 2 hours. Cyclists may choose to cut the ride short. Helmets and flat repair kits required. Email olderadults@chesterfield.mo.us or call 636.812.9500

to be included on the weekly email list for possible weather-related cancellations or changes.

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Hayrides through Eckert’s haunted orchard prompt

ghoulish fun; fee charged. Additionally, guests can enjoy an evening of good-ole, wholesome night-time

fun around one of the farm’s bonfire rings; fee charged. Dates planned for hayrides are Oct. 2, 3, 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24, 30 and 31 -- check the company’s website for updates due to changing pandemic restrictions.

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11 ST. LOUIS EUROPEAN AUTO SHOW -- CANCELED Chesterfield Mall

Some community calendars have the 33rd annual St. Louis European Auto Show listed as occurring on Oct. 11, however, the organizers have announced the event’s official postponement. This auto show is historically held the first Sunday in June, but due to the COVID-19 crisis, they indicated they will now plan for June 6, 2021.

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This event was rescheduled from a prior date. Golfer entry fee is $100 per golfer. Entry fee includes: green fees, cart beverages, breakfast, lunch and supper. Skins and Mulligans may be purchased for an additional $20 per team each ($20 for Skins and $20 for Mulligans) the day of the tournament. Go to GSLCA.org for details.

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8 p.m.) Guests must arrive at the Zoo within their reserved time slot. Once at the event, they may stay as long as they wish, or until the event ends at 8:30 p.m. Guests will have their reserved ticket scanned from their print-at-home ticket or digitally on their smartphone. Both Zoo entrances are open.

21 BIKE RIDE HOSTED BY CHESTERFIELD PARKS

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23 EVOKE CONFERENCE

The DoubleTree Hotel by Hilton in Westport

The first annual Evoke Chiropractic Coaching

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will

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LIFESTYLE CALENDAR the woman’s suffrage movement in the 19th and 20th centuries. Barbara

Kay is a retired history teacher from St. Louis. Donations appreciated. The program will be held until 2:45 p.m.

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25 DONUT FEST ST. LOUIS St. Louis

Donut Fest curates favorite dough-

nuts so guests can enjoy a Sunday Funday while sampling doughnuts,

enjoying beer, coffee and more at a fun-filled, tasty event. There are VIP tickets ($25) or general admission ($10). Event concludes at 5 p.m. Due

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31 LEGENDARY CWE HALLOWEEN STREET PARTY -- CANCELED BUT GOING VIRTUAL Intersection of Maryland and Euclid streets / Online for 2020

Due to fluctuating COVID-19 restrictions, at press time this event was being switched to a virtual celebration. Traditionally, this Halloween celebration costume

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childrens’

trick-or-treating,

dogs’ costume parade, live entertainment and an adults-only costume

Check out our new retail pop-ups! Just added - October 7th Beale Street Market!

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REALTY REPORT NEIGHBORHOOD

REALTY REPORT CHESTERFIELD

ORIGINAL PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/ORIG

DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

Conway Cove

$160,000

$158,000

99%

1.5

White Gate Farms Condos

$275,000

$272,000

99%

2.5

Greens of Broadmoor

$306,000

$288,000

94%

3.5

Ladue Park

$314,900

$325,000

103%

2.5

Scarborough

$339,900

$345,000

102%

Highcroft Estates

$384,900

$376,500

98%

2.5

Green Trails

$425,000

$410,000

97%

2.5

The Courts

$460,000

$435,000

95%

2.5

Clarkson Estates

$439,900

$445,000

101%

2.5

Stonehill Village

$449,000

$445,000

99%

Baxter Lakes

$445,000

$460,000

103%

Chesterfield Hills

$489,900

$462,000

94%

2.5

Wildhorse Springs

$499,000

$500,000

100%

4.5

Picardy

$549,000

$520,000

95%

3.5

Scarborough

$510,000

$530,000

104%

2.5

Picardy

$550,000

$560,000

102%

3.5

Seasons At Schoettler

$599,000

$575,000

96%

2.5

Schoettler Place

$560,000

$580,000

104%

3.5

Schoettler Manor

$919,000

94%

5.5

This data is a sampling of sold properties from August 1 - August 31, 2020. Source: MLS system.

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