The Week Ahead: A Town Hall, Making A Difference, and a Warning For Parents

Welcome to Monday! We hope you had a good weekend and enjoyed some of the content we provided. We had fun with live blogs watching theand the start of the , as we mixed it up with Patch editors in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

Monday night, Creve Coeur City Council members have scheduled a final vote on measures to address nuisance deer in the city. they gave initial approval to a no-feed ordinance and a bill that would establish parameters for bowhunting.

Wednesday night, we'll be covering the . What do you think are the big issues?

At Patch across the country, we've helped 10,000 people get their voices and interests heard through our Local Voices Blog. We'll make that 10,001 with the latest addition here in Creve Coeur this week. If you have a message you want to get out, a strong opinion you'd like to share, or are just passionate about a topic area, let me know so you can get blogging!

Later this week, two events in Creve Coeur will allow you to make a difference in the lives of people you may never meet. We're talking about World Food Day and the Missouri Baptist University Run/Walk For Ronald.

We'll end our preview of the week ahead on a serious note. The principal at put out her weekly letter to the school community Sunday night and notified the public that "it was brought to our attention that some students at Northeast had been playing the “choking game.”

Principal Kim Brandon provided some important resources for parents, and we plan to follow up on this story.