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DREAM TREEHOUSE

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633 Sherwood Drive | Webster Groves | $1,275,000

The LUXURY COLLECTION of

23601 Lake Ridge Lane

400 South Warson

Warrenton | $2,845,000

Ladue | $2,125,000

18038 Homestead Manor Drive

1333 Wildhorse Meadows

Wildwood | $1,199,000

1516 Shepard Road

Wildwood | $845,900

Alliance Real Estate

1700 Gratree Lane

Wentzville | $1,595,000

115 Club Creek Court

25 Heather Hill Lane

12249 Ladue Road

Olivette | $1,199,999

Creve Coeur | $1,199,900

Chesterfield | $999,999

Saint Albans | $935,000

Saint Albans | $884,900

326 Glen Hollow Lane

143 North Bemiston Avenue

20 Dwyer Place

2762 Wynncrest Manor Drive

1642 Garden Valley Drive

2702 Wynncrest Manor Drive

Ladue | $795,000

Wildwood | $794,900

Wildwood | $749,900

Clayton | $875,000

Wildwood | $749,900

BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HOMESERVICES To view our complete Luxury Collection visit

AllianceLuxuryHomes.com

Alliance Real Estate

#1 Locally Owned Real Estate Company in St Louis!

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Alliance Luxury Specialists successfully represent significant properties and their clientele throughout the St Louis Metro region, across seven counties. Here is a selection of a few of the residences we currently offer, or have successfully represented. Our Luxury Division is effective because we leverage the excellence that comes from a tradition of representing St Louis’ premier properties and their clientele for over half a century with the integrity, financial stability, and networking strength of the world’s most respected and admired global powerhouse… Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway. Wondering if your dream home is open this weekend? View a complete list of area open houses at

www.stlopens.com or call one of our luxury specialists to set up a personal home tour.

Featured LUXURY SPECIALISTS of

Alliance Real Estate

Kim Jones

314-323-6909 www.Kim.Jones.Realtor As a Luxury Specialist, I am devoted to serving the needs of luxury buyers and sellers throughout the St. Louis area. Providing exceptional client service is my first priority. Give me a call today... I am looking for my next luxury listing! 17001 Kennedy Crossing Court Wildwood | SOLD IN 12 DAYS!

16330 Champion Drive Chesterfield | SOLD IN 10 DAYS!

Jiggs Dunn & Christine Cool Jiggs Dunn - 314-503-7999 Christine Cool - 314-614-5822 www.jiggsdunn.com 12300 CrystalView - Step inside this masterpiece, and you’ll be delighted with every custom detail this home has to offer. From the arched entry to the formal great room with wall of windows and stunning fireplace, to the main floor master suite with his and her closets, to the wonderful private oasis and outdoor living space - this home has it all!

12300 Crystal View Town & Country | $1,659,000

The Gorris Girls

Diane Gorris - 314-422-1414 Andrea Gorris - 314-422-2665 www.thegorrisgirls.com 2 Countryside Ln - Fabulous 6,000 sq ft with 4 bedrooms, each with private bath, sprawling master suite, 2nd floor laundry, large updated kitchen, huge entertainment room, and 4 car garage on 1.160 acres.

2 Countryside Lane Frontenac | $995,000

Butler Felsher Group Carol Butler - 314-630-3165 Juli-Ann Felsher - 314-303-3232 www.butlerfelshergroup.com We are honored by the trust our clients place in us when they choose the Butler Felsher Group to represent them for luxury home buying and selling, and we undestand what it takes to successfully guide our clients to get the job done and achieve their goals. 7200 Creveling Drive University City | SOLD FAST!

62 Broadview Drive Clayton | SOLD FAST!

53 Claverach Drive Clayton | SOLD!

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ABODE

Lime, Katie Yeadon, LN‘s

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resident fashionista, showcases three bold bags from Marc Jacobs, Stella McCartney and Tory Burch.

Design Elements The Trio: Happy Hues Feature: Treehouses

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KODE WITH KLOSSY

Feature: Bohemian Rhapsody

THE DAILY

LN stalwart Denise Kruse chats

Although fashion modeling forms

with Chelsie Hellige, the owner,

St. Louisan Karlie Kloss’ “day

creator and curator behind Fable &

job,” she moonlights, too, in the

Lore, a jewelry venture dedicated

unlikely field of computer coding

to crafting her own idiosyncratic

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works, often incorporating

efforts, as revealed in this profile

influences from the Southwest.

also written by Denise Kruse.

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Connect the Dots Communication Conversation Crossword Puzzle Feature: Kode With Klossy

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Maureen (pictured on the cover) enjoys high-flying action at Sunnyhill Adventures camp, where anything is possible. Adults with developmental disabilities feel empowered, thanks to the residential services, educational programs and recreational opportunities that make up Sunnyhill, Inc. Photo by Sarah Conard. The story appears on page 14.

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Savor

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Award-winning chef Brian Hardy brings passion and expertise to every appetizer, entrĂŠe and dessert he creates at The Gatesworth.

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As a boy, to what extent did you yearn for a treehouse (see p. 31)? TIMOTHY BRASHARES Climbing trees or building a treehouse, as imaginative as they look, is something I’ve never had a desire to do. I enjoy having my two feet planted on solid earth as opposed to a wobbly tree.

MARK BRETZ I must say – best Ed Grimley impression – that I yearned not at all for a treehouse when I was a kid, being perfectly content on the ground.

MATT SORRELL When I was a kid, I read this great book – I think it was called We Decided to Live in a Tree [We Were Tired of Living in a House by Liesel Moak Skorpen]. It spurred many a daydream for me about constructing my own treehouse.

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Featured Listings 1. 35 Chesterfield Lakes Road · Chesterfield This gracious and stately home can be described as "a work of art." The glass foyer opens to a great room with fireplace and maple columns defining the spaces between the great room, formal dining room and foyer with grand staircase to the lower level. The kitchen is designed by Brooks Berry & Associates. The master suite features a spiral staircase to his and her offices in the lower level. The lower level features a wine cellar, exercise room, bedrooms, and a family room. $2,350,000 2. 52 Godwin Lane · Ladue NEW LSITING! Undeniably stylish with lovely coastal charm, this home is an architectural masterpiece with six fireplaces, hardwood floors, private yard and many updated surprises. The kitchen has custom cabinetry, granite counters, stainless appliances and a gazebo breakfast room. Master suite on the main level offers a sitting room and luxury spa bath. A light filled family room and three additional en suite bedrooms complete the home. Timeless design in Ladue Schools! $969,900 3. 7253 Northmoor Drive · University City NEW LSITING! The perfect mixture of charm with modern flare in this renovated home. Arched doorways, beautiful crown molding, and hardwood floors are some characteristics of the home. The first floor has an open flow between the dining room,

living room and kitchen. Upstairs is a large master suite, two additional bedrooms, and a renovated full bathroom. The lower level has storage space, a recreation area and a roughed in bath. Enjoy the patio overlooking the huge fenced-in yard and call this property your home! $338,500 4. 4468 Maryland Avenue · Central West End NEW LISTING! A sweeping staircase and stained glass windows greet you with ten-foot ceilings, wood floors, and historic millwork throughout. The kitchen comes with a sixburner Viking range, granite counter tops, and breakfast bar, opening to a private deck overlooking fabulous gardens. The master has a special bath with walk-in Carrara marble shower, and heated floors. Outside is a two-car, tuck under garage with motorized gate plus extra parking on pad. This is an exceptionally built historic home with all the elegance and history one could want. $799,000 5. 12924 Sunset Bluffs Court · Sunset Hills NEW LISTING! For the discerning buyer, this one and a half story executive home is situated in a private enclave. A very special main floor master suite featuring glass block shower, his and her closets plus vanities! The large screened porch overlooks the lush landscaped private yard. Have fun entertaining evenings in the bright spacious walk out lower level with over 1700 sq. feet of finely finished relaxed, easy living! $1,150,000

5. 12924 Sunset Bluffs Court · Sunset Hills MORE NEW LISTINGS

99 Aberdeen Place (Clayton) OPEN SUNDAY 1-3! Stunning Hillcrest Clayton home has three finished floors, with five bedrooms, hardwood floors, historic millwork, third floor suite, and leaded glass throughout. Enjoy the atmosphere in the partially finished walk out lower level. Move in and meet your wonderful new neighbors before school starts. $775,000 1616 Forest View Drive (Warson Woods) This lovely home offers traditional and formal spaces along with an open and inviting floor plan. The new custom kitchen has beautiful granite, and stainless appliances. Upstairs is a generous master suite with wood floors, walk in closet and master bath with double sinks, floating vanity, and additional closet. $599,900 391 Madewood Lane (Chesterfield) OPEN SUNDAY 1-3! Charming two-story home located on a quiet cul-de-sac. The remodeled kitchen has granite counters, stainless appliances, pantry and a breakfast bar. The partially finished walkout basement features a wood burning fireplace and possible fifth bedroom. The second floor offers four spacious bedrooms, one of which is a master suite. $375,000 200 South Brentwood, #15F (Clayton) Beautiful light filled condo filled with large rooms including two full baths, allows for endless possibilities most condos cannot offer. The building offers a 24-hour doorman, pool and party room. $219,500

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Editor ‌For many years, my family took a weeklong camping trip to Norfork, Arkansas. I fondly recall sleeping on the hard earth in our little tent, hot from the summer heat, yet excited for an evening in front of the beautiful popping fire. These days, though, there are so many alternatives to the traditional tent, elevating camping to something a little more luxurious and glamourous – also known as glamping. With glamping, there is no tent to pitch, only luxury in the great outdoors. In this week’s Abode section on p. 31, LN contributing writer Brittany Nay shares the story behind The Cottage in Hermann, Missouri, where treehouses have transformed from an imaginative kid’s hideout to a quaint weekend getaway in the country. Also be sure to check out LN contributor Dr. Benjamin Ola. Akande’s piece on p. 94 in The Daily section. Dr. Akande not only delves into the story of Operation Iraqi Freedom, but also shares how a simple act of selflessness can really make a difference in someone’s life. We hope this story encourages you toward a selfless act, as well. All the best,

Editor’s Corner The word around town Congratulations to Carl

Congratulations to three Ladue Horton Watkins High School graduates

Williams for being voted

for earning the Girl Scout Gold Award, which is the highest achievement

2016 Father of the Year by

possible in Girl Scouting. The Girl Scouts include Rachel Steiner, Jessica

Fathers’ Support Center

Thoelke and Jackie Wong. According to a release from Ladue schools, all

(FSC). Founded in 1997,

three of the projects that earned the girls this honor were geared toward

FSC provides comprehensive

inspiring and interacting with middle and high school-age students.

programs for men who want to learn how to be responsible fathers committed to strong family relationships. Since its founding, FSC has served more than 13,000 fathers and more than 32,500 children.

The Contemporary Art Museum of St. Louis (CAM) has announced the creation of a new Learning and Engagement department. The new department will help implement and create programs for individuals of all ages both on-site at the museum and in the community. CAM “presents, supports and celebrates the art of our time.”

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Price: $989,000 I Bedrooms: 3 I Baths: 3.5 I Square Feet: 2,767

628 Locksley Place in Webster Groves

34 Countryside Lane in Frontenac

Location, Location, Location. This is your chance to own in highly coveted Sherwood Forest. This beautiful Tudor house is situated on a premium level lot with mature trees and well manicured gardens. From the foyer, you are greeted into a light-filled living room with hardwood floors, fireplace and bay window. The family room with bay window opens to a cheerful sunroom. The spacious dining room is located through an arch from the living room overlooking the huge back patio and impressive gunite swimming pool making outdoor entertaining a pleasure. The second floor features a master bedroom and bath, an office, two additional bedrooms and a bonus room and another full bath.

Level 1.22+ acre setting with mature trees and a salt water swimming pool. Classic brick ranch with 3 bedroom, 2.5+ bath oak paneled family room with fireplace. Formal living room with fireplace and bay window. Formal dining room. Gleaming hardwood floors. Updated kitchen with built-in refrigerator and separate ice maker. Master bedroom with en suite bath (newer). Newer hall bath and 2 additional bedrooms. 3 season sun room opens to patio. Stairway to expandable 2nd floor. Full basement.

Marc Sinclair Listing Agent 314.805.5730

David Joyner Listing Agent 314.308.0216

Price: $1,325,000 I Bedrooms: 5 I Baths: 4.5 I Square Feet: 5,602

Marc Sinclair Listing Agent 314.805.5730

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Price: $1,299,000 I Bedrooms: 3 I Baths: 3.5 l Approx. 3,600 Square Feet

2 Litzsinger Lane in Ladue

9044 Clayton Road in Ladue

This classically beautiful home features a formal living room and dining room opening into a spectacular sun room with multiple sets of french doors leading out to the expansive level 1.2 acre yard. Designed for todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s living, the updated kitchen with center island opens to the breakfast area and fabulous family room with fireplace and built-in bookcases and cabinets. Upstairs there is a large master with walk in closet, master bath with double sinks and separate tub and shower, and a small office space. There are also four other bedrooms, three additional baths and a cozy den with built-in desk, built-in bookcases and another fireplace.

This spectacular new construction is a dream with every amenity. Exceptional floor plan with a two-story entry, bright living room, dining room with coffered ceiling, kitchen with beautiful stone counter tops, Jenn Aire appliances, center island, glass front cabinets and a lovely breakfast room which opens to the expansive great room and deck. Master bedroom has a sitting area and master bath with double vanity, separate tub and large shower, magnificent stonework and generously sized his and hers custom closets. Upstairs has two en suite bedrooms. The unfinished walk out lower level has rough in for a bath. Other amenities include a first floor laundry, wide plank hardwood floors, oversized garage, exceptional millwork, beautiful landscaping and an irrigation system.

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8774 west Kingsbury Avenue University City $204,999

nEw LiSTinG | 516 Mapleview drive University City $770,000 open 6/26, 1-3 pm

New LIstINg | 11 Brentmoor Park Clayton Price Upon Request.

226 Cedar Trace drive St. Albans $690,000 open 6/26, 1-3 pm

New LIstINgs 11 BRentmooR paRk, Clayton. Registered historical landmark carefully renovated on 1.5 beautiful acres. Gracious floor plan, rich architectural detail, and bespoke finishes. Price Upon Request. 9044 Clayton Road, Ladue. Spectacular new construction is a dream with every conceivable amenity. Exceptional floor plan with a two story entry. $1,299,000. open 6/26, 1-3 pm 516 mapleview dRive, University City. 4 bedroom and 4 bath home with 2 master en suites. Main floor laundry, gourmet kitchen, 3,600+ square feet of living. $770,000. open 6/26, 1-3 pm 316 oakley lane, Kirkwood. Classic 3 bedroom and 1.5 bath Kirkwood charmer on a highly desirable street. Huge family room addition and gorgeous landscaped yard. $385,000

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Sophisticated living spaces as well as comfortable rooms define this very special French Empire home. The step down living room has a large fireplace as well as a wall of built-in bookcases. There is an elegant dining room with large picture window, a bright sun room, a cozy den/family room and a kitchen with butler’s pantry and separate breakfast room. The spacious master bedroom has ample closet space and full bath. There are three other bedrooms all with en suite baths. There is a fifth bedroom and bath on the first floor. Special amenities include hardwood floors, custom doors and special millwork. The private level back yard provides perfect entertaining and play space.

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POssiblE By Amanda Dahl | Photos by Sarah Conard

n a world that can seem limitless, if you are born with a developmental disability, life can seem limited. At Sunnyhill, Inc., that is anything but true. The organization strives to help people with developmental disabilities and their families live a life of independence and success. A disability won’t hold you back at Sunnyhill, Inc., where anything truly feels possible. The nonprofit organization started with a group of parents who wished far more for their children diagnosed with developmental disabilities. In 1978, 18 families banded together to create a place where their children could grow to adulthood and thrive. In the years since, Sunnyhill has evolved into a place that provides residential services for close to 400 individuals and now offers behavior analysis services for a number of families – but it hasn’t stopped there. Sunnyhill University and the “I Can Do It” program provide valuable educational Ryan readies the zip line cable to hook up Warren experiences, while the 65-acre camp in for a trip above the trees and across the lake at Dittmer, Missouri, opens a whole new Sunnyhill Adverntures camp world of recreation for everyone. Sunnyhill Adventures camp primarily focuses on making activities accessible to people, regardless of ability. From a swimming pool and waterslide to a climbing wall, archery and more, the camp entertains to the fullest. Situated by a lake, campers often delight in fishing and paddleboating. Families feel confident their loved ones are receiving the attention and care they deserve. “The camp has made a difference by providing opportunities for children and adults with developmental disabilities to attend with their siblings – and for those in wheelchairs to take part in high-adventure, challenging activities,” Vicky James, president and CEO of Sunnyhill, Inc., says. “We can adapt any activity to all abilities.” Wheelchair-bound or not, zip lining across the lake isn’t an issue, and neither is

Sunnyhill’s assistant activities director, Ryan, celebrates with a camper, Marjorie, after a thrilling climb on Alpine Tower.

scaling the Alpine Tower. The eight-week program, open to adults with developmental disabilities, also includes three weeks for children to join in the fun. The success of Sunnyhill’s mission is clearest when talking to members of its programs. Warren joined Sunnyhill in 2000 and, at age 60, attends camp, social events and outings. Marjorie, a participant since 1998, takes part in residential services, choir, camp and trips. Both are proud of what they are accomplishing through Sunnyhill. Discover what has everyone raving by visiting Sunnyhill Adventures for Family Fun Day on Saturday, Aug. 27, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Zip lining across the lake and climbing the Alpine Tower are just a couple of the temptations in store. From a parents’ dream for their child’s future to an organization that empowers people to seek success, Sunnyhill continues to make the impossible possible for individuals with developmental disabilities. Visit sunnyhillinc.org or call 314-845-3900 to learn more. For Sunnyhill Adventures, call 636-274-9044.

Ryan with Sunnyhill campers Marjorie and Warren.

Gatherings & Goodwill

CENTRAL INSTITUTE FOR THE DEAF

THOMPSON FOUNDATION FOR AUTISM

SHERWOOD FOREST

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Central Institute for the Deaf

CID OUT LOUD!

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entral Institute for the Deaf held its annual fundraising gala at The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis. This year the world-renowned school introduced a new event, CID OUT LOUD! This event included a unique childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s performance and what it took for those children to get there. CID OUT LOUD! featured cocktails, dinner, and live and silent auctions. Proceeds went to scholarship support for children preparing to listen, talk, read and succeed alongside their peers with typical hearing in general-education classrooms â&#x20AC;&#x201C; from kindergarten to elementary school and beyond. Institute graduates have attended more than 150 colleges, including Washington University in St. Louis, Harvard and Yale. Jane-Ellis Griggs co-chaired the event. Abby Zoia, Mackin

Karen, Matthew and Scott Monette

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Ellie and Patrick White, Jenna and Ben Voss

I have worked with the Central Institute for the Deaf for over 40 years and been the executive director for the past 13 years. It has been so rewarding to experience all the children who have come through our school and have gone on to become anything they want to be. We teach children who are deaf and hard of hearing to listen, talk, read and succeed without using sign language. ROBIN FEDER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Ted and Kathryn Armstrong

Ben and Hayley Bultmann

Sandra and David Ritchey

Rick and Lauren Ewing, Peter and Mariglenn Boggs, Josh and Sarah Hager

Eric Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neill, Jackie Unser, Lauren and Cindy Freeman

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Mathews-Dickey Boys’ & Girls’ Club

THE SKY IS THE LIMIT LUNCHEON

Shaneetra Henry, Keica Smart

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cholarships went to 21 young women, while they and more than 300 others met and lunched with professional women from many local companies. It was the 22nd annual The Sky Is the Limit Luncheon for young women held by Mathews-Dickey Boys’ & Girls’ Club. The students came from many area high schools and got a chance to interact and ask questions with such professional women at Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark. The featured speaker was Shark Tank alum and SLU student Lachlan Johnson. Guests also heard from several other Mathews-Dickey alumnae who have gone on to succeed in business. The various college scholarships will help local young women to realize their college dreams, enriched by the advice and connections of local businesswomen. Jaci Spindler, Jackie Burkemper

Dina Alabsew, Tanyra Eaton, Brittney Griffin, Olivia Hodge, Cindy Ricks, Ryah Scott, Skylar Howe, Falea Edwards

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Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m very excited to be able to see all the girls here who are all encouraging each other to do our best and be our best basically. OLIVIA DAVIS, SCHOLARSHIP WINNER, FASHION DESIGNER, PROGRAM PARTICIPANT AND FASHION CLUB PRESIDENT

Airiona Rice, Nina Caldwell

Dorothy White-Coleman, Aysha Word

Irasa Downing, Kira Jones

Sydney Jackson, Mitchel Miller

Delores Mars, Najma Jaha

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Opera Theatre of Saint Louis

SPRING FÊTE

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o kick off its 41st anniversary season, Opera Theatre of Saint Louis held its 2016 Spring Fête gala on the grounds of Hunter Farms, west of Bellerive Country Club. The event was underwritten and co-chaired by David and Thelma Steward. The French theme was in full display as a small-scale version of the Eiffel Tower greeted guests before they enjoyed cocktails to the sounds of French songs. Moving from the sidewalk café under the tents into the pavilion to the sounds of the Denise Thimes Trio, guests took their seats and enjoyed operatic musical selections performed by Opera Theatre artists. After dinner came a special tribute to renowned opera star and St. Louis native Grace Bumbry before more music and dancing into the night. Stan and Jean Margul

Donna Wilkinson, Michael and Noémi Neidorff, Ron Fromm

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Mark Stayce, Debra Hollingsworth, Joe Gfaller

The Opera Theatre of Saint Louis Spring Fête was a resounding success! We were incredibly honored and blessed to welcome home a St. Louis treasure, Grace Bumbry. Most importantly, the Spring Fête raised over $1.2 million to support training programs for the country’s most talented young artists and connect new audiences from all parts of St. Louis through the power of the arts. THELMA AND DAVID STEWARD, CO-CHAIRS

Jackie Yoon, Tom and Carol Voss

Pam Trapp, Susan Barrett, Ulrike Schlafly

Carol Walker, Phoebe Burke

Grace Bumbry, Kara and Tim O’Leary

Bill and Anne Lonigan, Laura and Mike Herring, Lauren Herring, Ted Disabato

Megan and Thomas Wall, Tim and Margaret Hanser

Rob and Danielle Hurtt, Horace and Melva Pete

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Thompson Foundation for Autism

IT’S IN THE CARDS GALA & AUCTION

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he Thompson Foundation for Autism held its 10th annual It’s in the Cards Gala & Auction at the Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis. Proceeds benefit the University of Missouri’s Thompson Center for Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disorders. St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Matt Carpenter and his wife, Mackenzie, served as honorary co-chairs. Debbie Monterrey emceed, and Fletcher Lane served as auctioneer. Keynote speakers included Governor Jay Nixon, who announced a $5,000,000 budget item for expansion of the center and shared a story about the importance to him of autism care. Also, Dr. Stephen Kanne, the center’s executive director, spoke about substantial progress at the center and introduced three families who received care and training there. The evening began with a cocktail reception, attended by Cardinals players Trevor Rosenthal, Brayan Pena, Matt Bowman, Jeremy Hazelbaker, Randal Grickuk and Aledmys Diaz; G.M. John Mozeliak; and coaches Chris Maloney and David Bell. Dinner and a program followed, and guests had the chance to support the center through a variety of auction and raffle items. A national leader in autism care, the center provides extensive research, expert clinical care and education for caregivers, educators, health professionals and families across Missouri and the U.S.

When I meet a mom, a dad or a grandparent of a child that is on the autism spectrum, and they have been to our center, and they have had the opportunity to see doctors and clinicians and see real results with their kids and also to understand more of the problems they face, it is the most heartening and gratifying thing in the world to me. It has been wonderful, and I am blessed because of it. BILL AND NANCY THOMPSON, FOUNDERS OF THOMPSON CENTER FOR AUTISM & NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS

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Julie and Michael Middleton

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Sherwood Forest

FIFTEENTH ANNUAL BLUE JEAN BALL

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he 15th annual Blue Jean Ball was held at The Caramel Room at Bissingerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s in St. Louis. The event honored 100 years of dedication by Mary Rogers (executive director) and Gary Chastain (campsite manager). Rogers and Chastain arrived at Sherwood Forest for the first time in the summer of 1967. In the 50 years since, both have dedicated their lives to the mission: helping children in need discover their self-worth, realize their potential and become productive citizens. Guests were invited to enjoy cocktails, hors dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;oeuvres and a seated dinner followed by entertainment. Co-chairing the event were Christy Brown and Kate Dugan. Rene Knott, of NewsChannel 5 (KSDK), emceed. Christy Brown, Kate Dugan

It is important that underprivileged children get with nature and appreciate that there is more to life than just concrete and the inner city. Located in Lesterville, Missouri, children have the opportunity to learn and grow and do things together, and they are given the confidence to be better people. RENE KNOTT, KSDK NEWSCHANNEL 5 SPORTSCASTER

Diane Starks, Julie Iken, Susan Wurm, Rachel Presley

Mary Rogers, Bob Holmes

Amy and David Jewell

Bazgha Ahmad, Samir Tayob

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The ALS Association St. Louis Regional Chapter’s ST. LOUIS WALK in Forest Park (alsa.org) United Way of Greater St. Louis’ SUMMER BASH at the Saint Louis Zoo (stl.unitedway.org)

June 27

Mathews-Dickey Boys’ & Girls’ Club’s 27th annual Donald E. Fahey GOLF CLASSIC at the Norman K Probstein Golf Course (mathews-dickey.com) Marygrove’s 23rd annual Jeff Clinton Memorial GOLF CLASSIC and Dinner Par-Tee at Norwood Hills Country Club (marygrovechildren.org) Our Lady’s Inn 13th annual “Tee Off for Life” GOLF TOURNAMENT at Greenbriar Hills Country Club (ourladysinn.org)

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Charities & Nonprofits

Have a light breakfast, opt out of a pound-packing lunch and join Saint Louis Crisis Nurser y for a delightful dinner during the 26th annual Celebrity Waiters’ Night on Thursday, Aug. 25, from 4 to 9 p.m. at West County Center. This year, Saint Louis Crisis Nursery is celebrating 30 years of saving babies’ lives and 26 years of the Celebrity Waiters’ Dinner. At the event, guests will enjoy dinner at three restaurants and more than 100 national and local celebrities serving the tables – all to benefit the nursery’s mission of preventing child abuse and neglect.

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Saint LouiS CriSiS

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ince 1986, Saint Louis Crisis Nursery has been providing around-the-clock intervention, respite care and support for families with children up to 12 years old. A well-known and respected St. Louis organization, Crisis Nursery is credited with preventing the abuse or neglect of 99 percent of children, while their families are benefiting from the organization’s programs. In August, Crisis Nursery supporters will have the chance to dine in fine style at the 26th annual Celebrity Waiters’ Night. The evening, taking place from 4 to 9 p.m. on Aug. 25 at West County Center, will include live entertainment, a happy hour, an afterparty, raffles and more. The raffle will include St. Louis Cardinals tickets, Kate Spade tote bag and more. The night’s specials include dinner at three West County Center restaurants: BRAVO! Cucina Italiana, J. Gilbert’s Wood-Fired Steaks & Seafood and McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood & Steaks. In addition to the delectable eats, more than 100 national and local celebrities will engage supporters for tip donations to benefit Crisis Nursery’s child-abuse-prevention programs. Last year, diners contributed $120,000 in tip donations to celebrity waitresses and waiters. St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger and St. Louis Mayor Slay, the event’s honorary co-chairs encourage everyone to take part in the evening’s events and mission. “It means the world to the children and families who will benefit from intervention and support services

the Crisis Nursery provides,” Stenger says. “I thank each and every person who works to make this event a huge success.” Crisis Nursery CEO DiAnne Mueller notes that the nursery is celebrating 30 years of helping little ones. When the Crisis Nursery was founded in 1986, the staff of 12 could care for only seven children at one time. Now, in 2016, the staff of more than 100 can care for 47 children at one time, and they’re admitting more than 7,500 children a year. “As we celebrate 30 years of saving babies’ lives, we extend our sincere gratitude to the community for their love and support of our children,” Mueller says. “We look forward to another fabulous Celebrity Waiters’ event and hope that all our friends and supporters will join us.” St. Louis radio host John Carney, one of the celebrity waiters and the founder of Carney’s Kids Foundation, says Crisis Nursery is important to the foundation because it fits the foundation’s mission of helping kids, plus, “the passion of the staff is just so infectious.” Celebrity waiter Chip Walker of Wells Fargo says the event is an opportunity to raise awareness of the mission of the Crisis Nursery and emphasize the importance of everyone “pitching in” to help. “It’s up to all of us to keep these kids safe,” he says. “It’s our responsibility.” For more information, visit crisisnurserykids.org.

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A CALMING, SERENE SPACE By Robyn Dexter

hen Marci Marsh of Frill Home came on this project, her clients had already redone their kitchen and started redecorating their bedroom in their second home. The space Marsh was tasked with, the living room, was a “clean slate” for her. The first thing she did was design the cement mantel for the fireplace and the benches on either side. This was where she encountered her only challenge of the project: getting the cement into the building, which is very old and has a finicky elevator. She and her team ended up bringing the cement into the building in pieces, as it was easier. “When I came into that room initially, it was much darker,” Marsh says. “We lightened the paint and went with a light-colored sofa and chairs.” This Central West End condo is the clients’ second home. Their main home is more traditional, so they wanted a cleaner and more contemporary feel in this condo. Marsh wanted to use serene colors like soft grays, creams and silvers to brighten the space. “We tried to keep the design simple,” Marsh says. “The space is very calm and soothing, and they feel that way when they walk in.”

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The Trio

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New custom 1.5-story home under New custom home to be built construction by Dublen on 1.4-acre by Dublen on 1.4-acre secluded secluded wooded site with four wooded site in a fabulous four bedrooms and 3.5 baths home neighborhood in the Heart of Ladue.. ....$1,800,000 ....$1,825,000 new hoMe to Be Built!

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New custom 1.5-story home with 4 BD, 4.5 baths and 4,000 SF. coming soon by ARKO on wooded .46-acre lot ....$899,900 new PriCe!

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New Custom Home to be Built by THE New custom home by ARKO-MANLIN COMPANY 1.5-story, 4 bedroom, estimated July 2016 completion. 4.5 bath, 3,900 SF, three car garage, Ladue Schools. Two-story, .34 acre lot. Flexible floor plan will 4 BD, 3.5 baths, 3,700 SF. . accommodate either 1st or 2nd story 46-acre. Still time to master suite. ....$878,000 choose colors. ....$769,000 new listing!

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67 Broadview drive, ClaYton

2-story, 3BD Claverach Park gem featuring approx. 2,345 SF of living space including the finished walkout lower level. Beautiful .46-acre wooded lot....$599,900 new listing…under ContraCt!

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4 BD, 3.5 bath, 2-story home with 2,872 SF of living space on two levels. Offered below 2016 appraisal! Loaded with upgrades and Home Protection Plan. ....$499,900

591 south Mason road, town & CountrY

Six bedroom gem loaded with Remodeled Conway Meadows 4 BD, upgrades on a wooded .54-acre 4.5 bath, 1.5-story gem in move in lot with approximately 4,400 SF condition with 2 main floor bedrooms on three levels. Includes the Home and approximately 4,400 SF of living Protection Plan ....$530,000 space on three levels.....$524,900 under ContraCt!

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Treetop SLUMBER

By Brittany Nay | Photos courtesy of The Cottage

The Cottage Sunrise treehouse

Living space in the Sunset treehouse

Loft bedroom of the Sunset treehouse

LadueNews.com | June 24, 2016

The CoTTage’s Treehouses bring guesTs aT one wiTh naTure in hermann, missouri.

magine sleeping under the stars and waking in the treetops amid Missouri’s rolling countryside. That dream can become reality at The Cottage in Hermann. This spring, the Hermann event venue unveiled unique new lodging in the form of two towering 25-plusfoot treehouses with sweeping views of the Missouri River Valley and luxurious modern accommodations. A half-mile off Highway 19 in the heart of Missouri wine country, Kay Pettijohn purchased The Cottage last summer after exploring the 5-acre property’s stunning natural surroundings. Kay; her son, Lee; and daughter-inlaw, Keely, imagined a new life for the property that included hosting events and lodging. “The idea of cabins up on the rock ridge was kicked around, but Lee had his heart set on treehouses,” Kay says. The Pettijohns all caught onto that vision, and the family bed-and-breakfast business was born. The Cottage’s astounding treehouses – named Sunrise and Sunset, descriptive of their views and positions on the property – were built on stands about 12 feet above the ground. “Young and old alike catch the ‘treehouse fever’ when they first see them in person,” Kay says. “We even heard of a marriage proposal occurring in one of our treehouses to add to the lovely story of The Cottage!” Rustic on the exterior and contemporary on the interior, the cedar treehouses are equipped with the comforts of home – tiny-house-style. “We felt the rustic cedar exteriors of the treehouses would appeal to the guys, and the clean, crisp, modern accommodations would be welcoming to the gals,” Kay says. Each treehouse has Wi-Fi to keep guests connected, a chaise for relaxing on the main floor and a wooden ladder leading to the upper loft space featuring a queen bed for slumbering. For added convenience, a Keurig coffee brewer adorns the breakfast table, alongside a microwave and refrigerator. And behind the modern barn door is a contemporary bathroom, complete with a sleek shower, sink and toilet. The treehouses also are equipped with a heating-and-cooling unit to keep guests cozy on hot summer days and chilly fall nights alike, as Sunrise and Sunset are available to rent year-round. The treehouse exteriors were planned and constructed by local structural engineer Cord Moody, owner and lead builder at St. Louis Treehouse, which builds treehouses and indoor and outdoor playsets customizable with zip lines, decks, rock-climbing walls and more. Professionals in Hermann completed the plumbing and wiring, and the Pettijohns lovingly added the interior décor to make guests feel at home. During a stay at The Cottage, visitors can enjoy the sights and sounds of Hermann’s intimate German-inspired village, wineries and festivals, then retreat to their private woodland home for the night. And each morning, guests are invited to take a short stroll down the rocky path to a gourmet breakfast served by the Pettijohn family at the The Cottage’s elegant main building, which also hosts weddings and other events. Also, just outside, visitors can discover more spectacular views from the majestic patio, situated amid boulders, flowers and rock walls. An additional lodging option on the property is the Cabin in the Woods. The quaint cabin features a queen bed on the main level and two twin beds in its loft, as well as the same appliances and plumbing offered in the treehouses, and a handicapped-accessible ramp. The treehouses, which each sleep two guests, with a $50 charge per additional guest, range from $229 per one-night stay to $389 per two-night stay and $577 per three-night stay, and reservations can be booked online. The Cabin in the Woods, which can be rented for groups of two to four with a $50 charge per additional guest, ranges from $189 per one-night stay to $319 per two-night stay. A hot breakfast at 9 a.m. daily also is included. As the Pettijohns look to the future of The Cottage, the sky’s the limit. “You can’t beat the unique experience of waking in the trees serenaded by chattering birds,” Kay says. “More treehouses are always a possibility on the property… Watch for them.” The Cottage, 1185 Highway H, Hermann, 573-486-4300, hermanncottage.com

sunrise treehouse loft bedroom

View from the sunset treehouse deck

sunrise treehouse living space

Cozy living room in the sunrise treehouse

sitting area on the sunrise treehouse deck

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10 Clayton Terrace

10906 Conway Road

10 Deer Creek Woods

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21 Somerset Downs | LADUE

WILDWOOD

Judy Grand Dielmann Sotheby’s International Realty 8301 Maryland Ave., Suite 100, 314-725-0009, dielmannsothebysrealty.com From the moment you drive up to this palatial stone beauty, you will be overtaken by its elegance and stately

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From the fabulous main-floor master suite, with luxury

kitchen and breakfast room feature hardwood flooring, an

with glazed cabinetry and a center island, and a sumptuous

bath, to the amazing kitchen and hearth room, you’ll find

oversized center island and a gas cooktop.

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much to enjoy. Amenities include a pool and pool house,

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5 Hortense Place

By Amanda Dahl

ere steps away from the vibrant neighborhoods of the Central West End and Forest Park, this Georgian-inspired home exudes historical elements and elegance at every turn. Productivity is most apt to occur inside the incredible study, featuring original marble floors. When entertaining a small number of guests, invite them into the formal living and dining rooms for a sophisticated ambiance, or host many outside beside the heated pool and studio space. The kitchen is sure to be a hot spot in your home, between heated limestone floors and top-of-the-line appliances. And when the day is done, nothing beats a luxurious soak in the spacious master bath, which boasts a fireplace. From an additional kitchen and expansive media room found upstairs to seven fireplaces scattered throughout and new slate, this gorgeous residence easily combines charming style with modern amenities for all to enjoy.

THIS 5-BEDROOM, 4 FULL-BATHROOM AND 1 HALF-BATHROOM HOME IN THE CENTRAL WEST END IS LISTED FOR $2.195 MILLION.

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global connections of a centuries-old brand. The company is proud to be the St. Louis affiliate of the Sotheby’s International Realty network, an international collection of real estate companies chosen for their history and reputation of providing a high level of client services. The services of 100 agents and its global resources make Dielmann Sotheby’s unique in the St. Louis market.

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1 Lochinvar Drive

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By Amanda Dahl

ituated at the end of a cul-de-sac in prestigious Lochinvar, this residence sits majestically within a gated enclave of custom homes. The stone-and-brick manse is a showcase of exquisite design spanning 10,000 square feet of total space. Discover 5 en suite bedrooms, including a main-floor master, featuring a separate sitting area and bath that easily transports you to a spalike escape. From immaculate millwork and box ceilings to custom paintings by renowned artist Claude Breckwoldt, the fancy interior of this beautiful abode truly shines. The finished lower level offers a home theater, with a wall-sized screen, allowing you to host incredible viewings of the latest blockbuster or indie film. Billiard, exercise and great rooms, plus a walk-behind bar and three-seasons room, round out the downstairs level. Step outside and be wowed by the kidney-shaped PebbleTec saltwater pool and hot tub resting on 2 acres of manicured grounds. Welcome home.

Mary Grady & Liz Whitworth 314-277-4056 (Grady), 636-394-9300 (Town and Country office), mary.grady@cbgundaker.com, cbgundaker.com Coldwell Banker Gundaker, the leading residential real estate brokerage company in St. Louis, operates 19 offices and is affiliated with 1,500 independent sales associates serving metropolitan St. Louis and east-central Missouri. Coldwell Banker Gundaker is part of NRT LLC, the nation’s largest residential real estate brokerage company. For more information, please visit cbgundaker.com.

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This 5-bedroom, 5 full-bathroom and 3 half-bathroom home in Town and Country is listed for $3.7 million.

agent profile

Lisa Martel of Dielmann Sotheby’s International Realty

By Amanda Dahl

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isa Martel may have been an agent for only less than two years, but the impact she has made on the industry has been tremendous. Real estate has always been a strong influence in her life, so it’s no surprise she’s found success helping people to buy or sell their homes as an agent at Dielmann Sotheby’s International Realty. With a degree in marketing and a diverse background in the business, Martel easily scooped up Rookie of the Year based on her first-year sales volume. “I always had a love for real estate and helping people,” Martel says. “After working for a developer for years, I decided to branch off and focus solely on assisting clients with the sale and purchase of their homes. It was a great decision, and I am enjoying every minute of it!” From finding a dream home for a new client to helping clients-turned-friends downsize during retirement, Martel has found fulfilment at every step.

“I thoroughly enjoy meeting new people and making friends in the process. It’s rewarding to see my clients happy!” she says. “The most challenging thing about my industry is scheduling time to make both my clients and family happy. I believe I have found a happy medium.” That drive to succeed – paired with recognizing what’s important in life and especially what’s important to her clients – has helped Martel make a big impression in the industry. “My business motto is always to be completely honest, dedicated and available to my clients,” Martel says. “Purchasing and selling a home is a stressful time. I try to make it the least taxing on my clients and the most fun [for them] as possible.” Martel’s achievements can easily be attributed to her core values. “The character traits I value most in my profession – or any profession – are honesty, sincerity

Find your

Featured Listing: 5019 McCausland Ave. This 2-plus-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom abode in St. Louis is listed for $224,900. Discover this St. Louis Hills gem situated on a tree-lined street, with a gorgeous backyard. The meticulously maintained property offers a relaxing and private backyard escape in the middle of the city.

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719 Dominion Drive

10637 Ballantrae Drive

8 Radnor Road

4909 Laclede Avenue #2501

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Municipality Price Square Feet Bed Bath

6411 Wydown Boulevard

Clayton

$1,499,000

4,206

503 East Monroe Avenue

Kirkwood

$1,725,000

7,115

719 Dominion Drive

Frontenac

$1,975,000

5,143

8 Radnor Road

Huntleigh

$3,975,000

10,270

16 Colonial Hills Drive

Creve Coeur

$1,165,000

6,632

10 Woodcliffe Road

Ladue

$1,165,000

4,724

9 Westwood Country Club Westwood

$1,195,000

4,319

18 Morwood Lane

Creve Coeur

$1,199,000

4,592

10 Clayton Terrace

Frontenac

$1,234,000

4,800

1123 Bella Vista Drive

Frontenac

$1,650,000

6,090

10637 Ballantrae Drive

Frontenac

$1,895,000

5,983

20 Fordyce Lane

Ladue

$2,350,000

6,688

16822 Eagle Bluff Court

Chesterfield

$2,200,000

6,894

46 Westwood

Town and Country $1,250,000

2,924

1399 Schoettler

Chesterfield

$1,775,000

5,384

105 North Mosley Road

Creve Coeur

$1,425,000

5,498

854 Revere Drive

Town and Country $1,050,000

3,665

898 Amersham Drive

Town and Country $1,100,000

4,017

1950 Muir Woods

Town and Country $1,200,000

4,012

6,518

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20 Fordyce Lane

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WHAT DID IT SELL FOR?

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1107 Sheffield Manor Court

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5071 Westminster Place

St. Louis

$775,000 $751,000

51 Magnolia

Ladue

$815,000 $815,000

9878 Wild Deer

Ladue

$998,000 $950,000

2 Lorenzo Lane

Ladue

$1,199,000 $975,000

6 Country Estates Place

Frontenac

$1,270,000 $1,125,000

11 Heather Hill

St. Louis

$1,295,000 $1,265,862

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9810 Log Cabin Court

Ladue

$1,475,000 $1,469,200

32 Broadview Farm

Creve Coeur

$895,000 $850,000

456 Sheffield Estate Drive

Creve Coeur

$3,500,000 $3,025,000

1209 Takara Court

Town and Country $800,000

$770,000

12825 Brighton Woods Drive Town and Country $775,000 $800,000

1107 Sheffield Manor Court Town and Country $1,300,000 $1,225,000

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2715 Turnberry Park Lane

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7425 Byron Place

Clayton

$779,000 $779,000

105 Arundel Place

Clayton

$1,150,000 $1,150,000

16356 Wynncrest Falls Way Wildwood

$799,000 $799,000

1173 Greystone Manor Parkway Chesterfield

$1,425,000 $1,325,115

1033 Savonne Court

Chesterfield

$1,375,000 $1,375,000

1806 Kehrswood Drive

Chesterfield

$810,000 $775,000

1301 Windgate Way Court

Chesterfield

$925,000 $880,000

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"The great thing about Dr. Moore is he was so helpful in identifying procedures, non-invasive procedures, that were able to target those areas and give me the result that I wanted. They have made me feel incredibly beautiful and the most natural kind of beautiful that I could possibly imagine," said Taylor Gorton, Miss Oklahoma USA.

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‌In need of a little expertise but don’t know where to turn? Turn the page to find the Ladue News guide to expertise. Sometimes the hardest part of starting a new project is knowing who to contact for a job well done. Lucky for you, St. Louis has a wide array of experts ready to take on your next project. Whether home improvement or selfimprovement, this guide will put you one step closer to fulfilling your goals at an expertise level unmatched by the competition.

Senior Services

Plumbing

Estate Sales

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Ken Singleton

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Dry Cleaning

MARQUARD’S

St. Louis’ Most-trusted Dry Cleaner for Generations

n eight decades of service to the St. Louis community, Marquard’s Cleaners has preserved 100-year-old wedding dresses, restored World War II uniforms and cleaned the most delicate of gowns. John Marquard started the business in 1931 and passed it on to the Rimell family with a focus on attention to detail and quality. The fourth generation, family-owned business has been recognized as the finest dry cleaner in St. Louis. By treating every garment as if it were their own, Marquard’s staff has set itself apart from the rest. That friendly staff knows the customers, listens to their specific requests and addresses concerns about their fine garments. Customers keep coming back to Marquard’s because of the quality work staff members do. They offer shirt laundry and dry cleaning, in addition to cleaning draperies, comforters, purses, hats, banners, flags and tapestries. In the past few years, Marquard’s also has been cleaning fine rugs and keeps a rug expert on staff. Marquard’s also can restore and protect wedding gowns, uniforms and other clothing items. Through the company’s 85 years, demand for excellence expanded Mar-

quard’s services. The demand drives the dry cleaner to find new products and services for its customers. One such product is Fiber ProTector, and Marquard’s has the St. Louis rights to the product. Fiber ProTector is based on advanced polymer technology that leaves an invisible shield around every fiber. It’s perfect for protecting your valuable soft furnishings and carpets that would usually serve as a breeding ground for germs. Ken Rimell says his father used to say, “Treat the garment as if it’s yours, but better than if it was yours,” and that passion drives Marquard’s to serve other people, which is echoed in the company’s mission. The Marquard’s mission states that “[Marquard’s Cleaners] customers must know that we care more about personal service and proper care of their fine garments than anyone else. For the past seven years, Ladue News readers have voted Marquard’s as the “Best Dry Cleaner in St. Louis,” showing that prioritizing excellence in service, knowledge and execution pay off.

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Auto Service

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Premier Service and Quality

ince 2001, Premier Window Tinting has been just what its name entails: premier. Family-owned and -operated, it specializes in all

aspects of window-film installation. Its window services encompass commercial buildings, residential homes and automotive, says vice president Myriam Gitt. “With new designer films that are coming out, you can do more now with film

than ever before,” she says. “Some of the new white front on the glass at the new Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital was done by us.” As far as automotive goes, the Premier team doesn’t depend on a computer program for their installations, and everything is custom for your vehicle with no gaps on the edges. They service more than 30 new-car dealerships and automotive shops around St. Louis, along with their retail location in Ballwin. Gitt says window film is important for several reasons. In the event of an accident, the window film holds the glass together instead of shattering it all over the passengers inside. Some ceramic films can actually cut the heat inside your vehicle by up to 75% This is a precaution parents might want to consider during St. Louis’s hot and humid summer months when carpooling their children to and from summer activities. It’s also an important protector for your skin, The Skin Cancer Foundation and The American Cancer Society both say most of today’s melanoma cases are on a patient’s left side, which is exposed while driving. “Your windows should look like there’s not a film on them at all,” she says. “It should just look like it has darker glass.”

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Cobbler COBBLESTONE QUALITY SHOE REPAIR

When You Love Your Shoes, Only the Best Cobblers Will Do

good pair of shoes can change your life. At least, that’s what Cinderella and Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz would tell you. While your life isn’t a fairy tale, you likely own a pair of shoes that

you truly have come to value. From an exquisite set of heels that inspires confidence to a reliable pair of loafers to keep your business image sharp as a knife, Cobblestone Quality Shoe Repair can maintain the quality of these fine shoes. Owner Joe Caufield looks at shoes with a distinctive eye for what serves them—and you—best. He came to the business through extended family ties: his brother-in-law’s family, who ran the business for three generations. Proud to be a member of their heritage, Joe, et al, found the right fit, and moved the business to the Ladue neighborhood more than 20 years ago. Joe’s high-quality craftsmanship ensures you receive expert care, from shoe stretching to scissor-and-knife sharpening, and everything in-between. Bring in any leather goods, including luggage and purses, and have them repaired to their original quality. You even can browse for your next favored pair of shoes from one of six lines available in-store. When you hand your shoes over to Joe, he serves with experience and attention to detail to best meet your needs. “Customers want to feel special—not cookie-cutter,” he says.

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Beauty

RIDENOUR PLASTIC SURGERY

A Quality Experience. Beautiful Results.

here are many reasons why Ridenour Plastic Surgery consistently appears at the top of St. Louis’ “Best Cosmetic Surgery Centers” in the Ladue News Platinum List each year. First and foremost is the care and professionalism that Dr. Brock Ridenour and his talented staff provide to each and every patient. As Dr. Ridenour says, “We pride ourselves on the quality of our facility, the training of our employees, the emphasis on the patient’s experience, and the quality of our results.” With more than 25 years of experience as a board-certified facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Ridenour is much sought-after by patients for the natural and realistic results he creates with face lifts, rhinoplasty and other procedures. He is also counted among the top providers of Botox and filling agents in the nation. He established Ridenour Plastic Surgery in 2003 after serving as director of the Facial Plastic Surgery division at Washington University for 12 years. Dr. Ridenour also employs the latest laser and radio frequency technology to

achieve natural and beautiful results through an in-depth understanding of science, beauty and art. Whether you desire skin resurfacing or skin tightening, hair removal, body contouring, or the treatment of unwanted redness and pigment, Ridenour has the perfect solution. Most procedures can be performed in-office with minimal or no anesthesia, which means you will be back at work or play in no time. Ridenour’s commitment to providing patients with an excellent experience also extends to the relaxing and private environment that greets you when you walk in the door. This is no ordinary medical office. Ridenour Plastic Surgery offers a unique facility with high-vaulted ceilings, serene, refreshing colors, and warm lighting designed to show its clients at their best. At Ridenour Plastic Surgery, you will feel welcome and inspired. Best of all, you will have an enjoyable experience with the highest quality results that only St. Louis’ leading cosmetic surgery center can provide.

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Classic Cars

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Reviving Automotive Legends

t’s Alive Automotive is the culmination of more than 40 years of experience in classic car restoration and repair. Owner Jeff Homsher

started restoring cars when he was 15. Since that time, numerous Healeys, Jags, Triumphs, and other traditional muscle cars have pro-

gressed through his shop – from simple repairs and detailing to complete frame-off rotisserie restorations, the shop provides comprehensive classic-car services. By offering a unique blend of expertise, quality tools, proven processes and very low overhead, It’s Alive Automotive provides unprecedented value and customer satisfaction. “We leverage high-quality specialty shops, such as upholstery shops, versus making investments that drive up overhead/rates and reduce flexibility and value,” says Homsher. “As an added bonus, we partner with the customer to ensure a strong understanding of their desires, requirements, budget and timeline, and we jointly design a plan tailored specifically for them.” Car repair can be a hassle, and restoration is exponentially more challenging, but the It’s Alive Automotive team strives to make the journey a pleasant one. “We even pick up and deliver with our 22-foot rollback when the cars are inoperable,” Homsher adds. It’s Alive Automotive is a unique shop designed to fill the niche of full service and high quality at an affordable price. “Value is our goal, and bringing them back to life our passion,” Homsher says. “We can’t wait to hear from you.”

Communications

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murray prep

The Secret Weapon for Success! Professional Comunication Training

ou may be smart and accomplished, but the world only knows if

you tell them . . . with humility, positive points, and visual examples that prove what you say is true. That’s why I founded Murray Prep LLC in 2000, to offer individuals the benefits of the communication training I had been teaching corporate clients for almost 20 years. The college application is often the first time an outside decision-maker inquires, “Tell me about yourself.” That’s tough! All you have to make your case is what you write and what you say in interviews. Relevance is key. So, we message map to determine your content for both written and verbal communication. Then, we develop effective, expository essays, resumes and cover letters, prepare for interviews, practice with current questions, and improve image/body language if warranted. Since each client is unique and in competition, I only work one-on-one assuring confidentiality in our “safe lab”. First, the high school students came – all kinds, ACT scores 23 – 36, athletes being recruited, merit scholarship seekers – then college students, then moms seeking to re-enter the workforce, and dads facing corporate downsizing, wanting to move up, or simply improve their presentations. Today, my clientele ranges from age 13 to 70, and I Skype with clients in 9 states plus Europe. What I enjoy most is that shriek of delight on the phone when a college admission, scholarship or new job is won! And knowing each client has developed skills they will use for a lifetime is Wonderful!

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Counseling

MIND OVER MATTERS

Work Through It Together

f you’re looking for a counselor, you want someone who makes you feel comfortable and at ease. You want someone who’s trustworthy and approaches therapy as a partnership. Rebecca Edwards of Mind Over Mat-

a reasonable monthly fee for services outside office hours, weekends and when traveling. Edwards is trained in cognitive-behavioral therapy, behavioral modification,

ters is that person. She believes that establishing trust is critical in her line of work, so being able to develop a rapport easily with a wide range of clients is essential to successful counseling.

solution-focused therapy and more. She takes a solution-focused approach in determining the needs of clients and engages in problem-solving to improve wellness.

“I meet with clients in a nonmedical setting that is private, comfortable and relaxing,” she says. “I have broad experience working with all ages and clients in a broad range of challenges ranging from study skills, career changes, relationships, parenting, divorce, finances, mood, anxiety, social media, etc.”

“I believe that thoughts play an important part in how we perceive ourselves, others and our environment,” she says. “I aim to strengthen our minds and our bodies in order to promote wellness of self and family.” Edwards says she is passionate about her work because she’s passionate

Edwards works with individuals, couples and families to identify problems, stressors and triggers that are causing them challenges in their personal, academic and professional lives. She has more than 20 years of experience in counseling and therapy and has worked in K-12 schools, private

about problem-solving. “It’s so fulfilling to help others develop self-awareness, gain clarity about what they want and need, set goals and learn tools that enable them to achieve their goals,” she says. “All of us desire to live more peaceful, produc-

practices, mental-health agencies, outpatient clinics and inpatient clinics.

tive and fulfilling lives. There is nothing more satisfying than working with

Her services include individual, couples and family counseling and therapy, along with concierge counseling and therapy, which allows clients to pay

individuals and families to improve their abilities, relationships, and live fulfilling lives themselves.”

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Decks

CALIFORNIA CUSTOM DECKS

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weet summertime promises beautiful weather and outdoor entertaining. But before you fire up the grill, you’re reminded of that project you’ve been meaning to start: replacing the deck. The team

with a good experience along the way for all involved. “Everyone plays an important role, specialized to suit their skill set; but as a small company, we have to be able to wear a great variety of hats in a day’s time.” This translates

at California Custom Decks is ready to build your dream of an outdoor

to every employee having a thorough understanding of a project from start

space. Bring an image of what you have—and what you want—to the

to finish, making the process smooth and easier for every client.

showroom, and discover how these expert designers will make the two

Finding that natural fit with a designer is a key component when it comes

meet. “Our business may revolve around designing and building, but we’re

to creating a flawless outdoor space for you and yours. Brueggenjohann says

ultimately focused on service, and building relationships with people,” says

you can feel at ease once you step into the showroom. “People have instincts,

consultant Mike Brueggenjohann. The business approach of ‘building more

and know if there is potential for a mutual relationship.” He also recom-

than just decks’ reflects customer needs for creating a home that fits their

mends seeking feedback from previous clients and seeing actual completed

family and lifestyle.

projects to solidify your choice. “Ultimately, find someone willing to listen

Brueggenjohann came to California Custom Decks as a teenager. As he

to your needs, and able to provide the best solution that aligns with your

learned the development of design and project-planning firsthand, the job

overall goals,” says Brueggenjohann.

grew into a rewarding career. Working with a team of like-minded individu-

Whether you choose a deck to complement the architecture of your house

als made the move all the more ideal for him. “We all happen to be people-

or one that impresses on its own, with built-in seating and unique features,

pleasers at heart. I think that old, golden rule about doing for others as

California Custom Decks sketches your dream design into a reality, and

you would want to have done to you is at the root of all our decisions, from

develops a plan suited to fit your budget and needs. Let this be the summer

planning and on through building,” says Brueggenjohann. He notes that all

you invite the neighbors over for a grill-fest like they’ve never seen before,

projects are considered a team effort, in order to produce a quality product

with the help of these expert consultants.

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Auto Services DENTS EXPRESS

No More Dents, Period.

ince 1992, customers have been trusting Dents Express with all their dent-removal and minor car-body repair needs. Founders Matt and Laura Wilson understand that your car is more than just the sum of

its parts, so they take their dent-removal business seriously. With the goal of providing great, affordable service to the community and being the best at paintless dent removal, the Dents Express team has been striving to meet that goal for 24 years. Their services include paintless dent removal, a method of removing minor dents and dings without damaging a vehicle’s original paint finish, paint repair including scratch repair, bumper repair, parts replacement and refinishing, and hail-damage repair. The Wilsons’ passion for the services they provide is above the norm. They go above and beyond to make their customers feel comfortable when they come into the shop, because they understand how stressful auto repair can be. They pride themselves on being the best in St. Louis when it comes to paintless dent removal and minor auto-body work. “We want your car to look the best that it can, so you can enjoy your vehicle the way it was meant to be enjoyed,” they say.

West County 13836 Manchester Road | 636.227.5050 St. Charles 223 Hughes Lane | 636.441.3900

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Dental clarkson dental group

Let’s Talk About Dental Implants

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obert Boyle is here to offer you his expert advice on the use of dental implants:

Dental implants are a miracle, allowing us to replace missing natural teeth in a way we could not have imagined 50 years ago. Our implant patients all

after

say the same three things: • “It does not hurt to have an implant placed.” • “It feels like I grew my tooth back, only stronger.” • “I wish I had done this sooner.” Implants cannot get cavities, and therefore, have the potential to last a lifetime. Implants prove to be the absolute best tooth replacement solution, whether you are missing one or more teeth. Experience is essential to achieving the successful outcome of implant placement and restoration. If you elect to have dental implants, be sure to work with a dental team that has completed lots of them. This will result in a much more successful experience and result for you.

1748 Clarkson Rd, Chesterfield, MO 63017

636.537.0065 | clarksondentalgroup.com

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WOODS BASEMENT SYSTEMS

Take Your Basement to New Levels

ith over 56,000 projects completed over the past 30 years, the Woods family is helping other families improve the value of their homes. Celebrating its 30th anniversary in August of 2016, Woods Basement Systems has the expertise and the exclusive products to solve wet-basement, moldy-crawl space and foundation problems. Dave Thompson, Woods’ marketing director, says most basements and crawl spaces across the region were built with products not specifically designed for those environments which cause problems down the road. “The manufacture’s products we install are patented and designed to resolve these problems once and for all,” says Thompson, “and we back it up with the best warranty in our industry.” The company’s newest services over the past 5 years include basement finishing, with or without installing a Radon mitigation system, and concrete leveling. Woods is a licensed Radon mitigation contractor in Illinois serving both sides of the river from their headquarters in Collinsville, IL. Again, the basement finishing and concrete leveling products are specifically designed

to solve the problems water causes - like mold in a basement or settling concrete slabs due to the lack of moisture in the ground. Sunken walkways or driveways are unsightly and can be dangerous trip hazards. “Additionally, an egress basement window installed in a basement bedroom after the home has been built requires careful installation and correct waterproofing,” says Thompson. He also stated that cutting a four foot hole in the foundation wall needs specific steps to ensure the finished results match the photo at the top right of this page as well as the current building codes. “Over the years, Woods’ dedication to customer satisfaction and quality work has earned us five Better Business Bureau’s Torch Awards for marketplace ethics. In 2014 and 2015, Woods earned the Best In Value award back to back from the Small Business Monthly Best In Business awards,” says Thompson. While providing home improvement design or estimates at no cost to the customer, restoring and improving a home’s value as well as the comfort and confidence in home ownership is what Woods loves to do!

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Floral Design

Ken Miesner’s Flowers

The Tradition Continues

ith over four decades of serving the St.Louis community, Ken Miesner’s Flower Shoppe has a reputation for providing unmatched quality and service. “We have a real connection to the past, honoring the traditions and styles our customers have come to expect.” owner David Bovier says. “From year to year, we continue to deliver the best, they expect nothing less.” The shop first opened in the West End. A few years later Ken Miesner’s moved to the then fledgling Plaza Frontenac, where it was a landmark for customers looking for the finest. Whether it was for antiques or floral arrangements, customers knew Ken Miesner’s was the place to find both, and so much more. In 2014 the shop moved again, this time to Ladue. The location of the store has changed, but everything the shop is famous for is still the same. “it’s our quality, consistency, and attention to detail that sets us apart.” Bovier says. Although Ken Miesner’s Flower Shoppe is firmly rooted in tradition, clients are invited to request any style design imaginable. The extremely talented team of designers is trained in a variety of disciplines. From traditional to cutting edge, anything is available. “The design team has been together for

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decades,” Bovier says. ‘With that kind of history, working as a team runs like clockwork We all anticipate what needs to be done and make everything come together perfectly.” This kind of experience and teamwork enables the designers to tackle the most difficult of situation: timing. “This is often our biggest challenge. From processing flowers to have them be at the peak of their perfection at exactly the right moment, to ensuring everything is ready to go for events, it takes a lot of communication and coordination to pull it together.” Bovier explains. The shop offers excellent party consultation services for a variety of occasions. Weddings, birthdays, bat and bar mitsvah, to balls and other gala events. The shop carries antiques, permanent botanicals and wreaths. Antique and vintage items can be found throughout the shop, as can home accent pieces and accessories. Lamps, framed art, and porcelain round out the look. Ken Miesner’s Flower Shoppe is a full service florist, able to deliver fresh flower arrangements worldwide. “Clients can be assured that the look and traditions of Ken Miesner’s Flower Shoppe will be continued for many years to come. Ken Miesner’s style and quality is a tradition I plan on keeping very much alive.”

9723 Clayton Rd, St. Louis, MO 63124 314-567-6650 | Facebook.com/KenMiesnersFlowers

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Health Care Services

St. Luke’S HoSpitaL Heart & VaScuLar inStitute

The Heart of St. Luke’s Hospital

his past January, St. Luke’s Heart & Vascular Institute announced a new affiliation with Cleveland Clinic’s Heart & Vascular Institute, ranked #1 in the nation for heart care since 1995 by U.S. News & World Report. This affiliation means our patients have access to the broadest possible range of solutions close to home. “Collaborating with the highly-esteemed heart experts of Cleveland Clinic positions us to continue enhancing the quality of St. Luke’s extraordinary heart care into the future,” said Ronald Leidenfrost, MD, FACS, St. Luke’s

personnel, policies, procedures, outcomes and facilities and conducts quarterly reviews to serve as an affirmation of our heart and vascular excellence. It also means quality. St. Luke’s Hospital provides data pertaining to the areas of interventional cardiology, electrophysiology, cardiac imaging and heart failure management. This data will be collected utilizing databases or registries allowing for a global assessment of our performance. Cleveland Clinic and St. Luke’s will also collaborate on quality and performance protocols, review complex cases and discuss the appropriate care plans for patients.

Heart & Vascular Institute chairman. “With access to the latest treatments available combined with the personalized care given to each and every patient, the St. Luke’s healthcare team is ready to make an even more positive impact on the lives of our patients through this new affiliation with

Our physicians can also access Cleveland Clinic for review of diagnostic and interventional images for quality review purposes. Training plays a large role as well. Cleveland Clinic has extensive patient care protocols, clinical practice guidelines and patient education materials for use by St. Luke’s Hospital. St. Luke’s also participates in Cleveland Clinic-

the Cleveland Clinic,” added Craig Reiss, MD, FACC, chief of cardiovascular medicine at St. Luke’s Hospital. What does this mean for our patients? It means continuous assessments by Cleveland Clinic of our Heart & Vascular Institute. Cleveland Clinic staff initially conducted a review of the entire heart and vascular program, our

sponsored Continuing Medical Education courses, department meetings and training. In addition, St. Luke’s Hospital can participate in clinical trials with the Cleveland Clinic To learn more, visit stlukes-stl.com or call 314-205-6801.

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Heating and Air Conditioning

WELSCH HEATING AND COOLING

Keeping You Comfortable

hen it comes to heating and cooling your home, wouldn’t you want the oldest and most-experienced heating and air-conditioning company in St. Louis to take care of you? Welsch Heating and Cooling has been keeping St. Louis cool when it’s hot and hot when it’s cool since 1895. With its employees’ combined 1,130 years of experience in the industry, they are familiar with and have installed all types of heating and air-conditioning systems, from conventional gas furnace/electric air conditioners to geothermal ground-source heat-pump systems to newer technologies that provide spot cooling for hard-to-condition areas. George “Butch” Welsch says Welsch Heating and Cooling’s mission is to be the very best heating and air-conditioning company in the St. Louis area. “All of our employees know that’s our mission, and they know they have the responsibility and authority to do whatever it takes to satisfy the customer,” Welsch says. With 20 service technicians included among its 80 employees, Welsch Heat-

ing and Cooling has someone available in every portion of the St. Louis area so they can provide fast, reliable service 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. “When you call us, you will always be answered by a live person,” Welsch says. “We have no recorded messages, no menus – just a live, friendly voice who appreciates the fact that you have called us.” The company was founded by Welsch’s great-grandfather and has seen many changes in the industry over the years. Despite all the changes in heating and cooling, Welsch and his team stay ahead of the curve. “I enjoy what I’ve been doing for 53 years because I enjoy helping people and providing a worthwhile service,” he says. “Our product is not really noticed until you don’t have it. I know that in the 16,000 service calls and 2,000 installations we make each year, we are truly providing a service. And with the simple, honest approach of always doing what is right for the customer, I can wake up each morning, look in the mirror and be proud of what we are doing and the way we are doing it.”

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Home Healthcare ACCUCARE

Family First, Always

ccuCare dedicates itself to providing seniors with the finest private, in-home health care -- in their homes and on their own

terms. At AccuCare, we provide the same level of care and compassion to our clients that we’d give our own families. Since its founding in 1994, AccuCare founder and president Jacqueline Phillips, RN, BSN, along with the director of nursing and operations, Jane Olsen, RN, who has been a member of the team for more than 20 years, have built a company whose mission is to provide in-home, quality care with a human touch. Locally RN-owned and RN-managed, AccuCare has more than 100 caregivers providing a wide range of services, from skilled nursing and light housekeeping to running errands and companion support for patients throughout the St. Louis area. The commitment is always the same…to provide the finest private, in-home health care. Contact us 24-hours a day at 314-692-0020 or email jolsen@accucare.com.

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Interior Design

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SAVVY SURROUNDING STYLE

Lasting Beauty Savvy Creates Rooms with Staying Power

reat design transcends time. It allows a room to live “in the mo-

ment” with a clear sense of where it’s been and where it’s going. Savvy Surrounding Style, a full-service residential and commercial design firm, plus showroom, in Ladue, can create those forever spaces for you. Every Savvy design blends sophistication with function for a space that is personally tailored to each client’s unique tastes. Whatever your style, our designers will work closely with you to create a space that is a true reflection of your needs, desires and budget. Designer Kathleen Matthews worked with other members of the Savvy team on this gorgeous family room redo. “We went from dark and dated to light and lovely,” she says. With a classic palette of blue and white, the room is at once timeless and fresh. Creamy white sofas, with hardworking upholstery, and patterned blue and white

Photo by Michael Jacob

throw pillows anchor the space, along with a large-scale floral area rug. Traditional touches, such as the dark wood coffee table and black collector’s cabinet, which is a family heirloom, add friendly formality, as do beautiful white paneled walls and a distinct coffered ceiling.”

9753 Clayton Road, Ladue, Mo 63124 -

314.432.7289 | savvyladue.com

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Lawn Care

RITTER LANDSCAPING, INC.

You Know Us. You Trust Us.

ndy Ritter forged a new path when he began Ritter Landscaping, Inc. Born into a family of doctors and after completing a year of college in Dallas, he determined he had a different calling. Ritter then launched

services, customers’ demands are consistently met, even for special requests, such as for parties or post-storm cleanups. His adaptive attitude and skill set have earned the company decades of devoted clients, who have sent second

his own lawn-maintenance company, which has endured for almost 40 years. The local community embraced Ritter’s bold move. He had the support of his family, including his father and uncle, who collectively delivered more than 20,000 babies in the St. Louis area over the span of four decades. Ritter’s fa-

generations his way. Ritter also noticed many industry changes over the years in equipment, products, personnel and even weather patterns. Ritter Landscaping invests annually in state-of-the-art equipment to keep pace. Specializing in maintaining high-end residential homes and commercial prop-

ther gifted his son the family’s International Harvester Cub Cadet tractor in exchange for a lifetime of lawn maintenance. A good deal for father and son! Soon, the small company expanded into a full-service landscaping business, and today, its services include mowing and trimming, turf fertilizing and

erties throughout Ladue and its surrounding communities, Ritter Landscaping’s success can mainly be attributed to employee loyalty, according to its owner. With the average employee logging 10-plus years of experience at the company, the vast majority have earned an applicator’s license in the state of

weed control, ornamental-bed maintenance, leaf removal or spring cleanup, lawn renovation through aerating and seeding, and landscape design and build, plus winter services.

Missouri and continually train to stay on top of industry developments. Each employee’s dedication has added up to make the true Ritter difference. “The ability to dispatch veteran employees familiar with each customer’s unique

Ritter quickly recognized clients preferred doing business with one company, which challenged him to meet all of their outdoor needs. With a wide range of

preferences has proven invaluable,” Ritter says. “See for yourself what so many loyal, satisfied West County homeowners have [already] discovered.”

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Legal - Family Law

Pictured: Sam and Susan Hais

hais, hais & goldberger, p.c.

Compassionate Guidance and Expert Representation from a Top St. Louis Family Law Firm

or more than 30 years, Hais, Hais and Goldberger, P.C. has provided St. Louis families with quality legal representation and attentive care. The firm—comprised of partners Susan Hais, her husband, Sam, and Elliot Goldberger, as well as associates Dzenana Delic, Erin Zielinski, Bradley Bodeux and Michelle Weldo—prides itself on receiving the best results for clients in the most ethical, honest and fairest way. Hais, Hais and Goldberger’s scope of practice runs the family-law gamut, including separation, divorce, paternity, domestic violence, property division, custody, child relocation, appeals

its partners to support its clients both in the courtroom and out. “You can be tough in court and fight your hardest, but always be kind to clients,” says founding partner Susan Hais. “A lot of law firms forget that, and think as if their clients are just a file. I’ve seen lawyers yell at their clients. Instead of adding to the problem, we try to support and guide them, and solve it with them. We’re on their team, and they can rely on us.” Hais, Hais and Goldberger attorneys address every clients’ individual needs, and see the results of their hard work. Hais estimates she can count on one

and motions to modify. Because they have such a focused area of expertise, lawyers at the firm truly care about the clients, and bring a thorough and

hand the number of times her firm has lost a case. Frequently winning in higher courts, she says, is a good way to measure the firm’s accomplishments—but it’s not the only way. Clients often refer friends and family to the firm, which has contributed to its long and successful track record in the area. The firm’s attorneys regularly hear from former clients, thanking the firm for

devoted knowledge of family law to each case. From the moment they walk in and are greeted by the kind receptionist, to when the judge hands down a final ruling and beyond, clients receive specialized representation and individualized attention. Unlike larger firms, which have lawyers practicing in a variety of legal fields, Hais, Hais and Goldberger’s exclusive focus on family law allows

helping them during their time of need. It’s these people—not files or cases— whom the firm serves.

The choice of a lawyer is an important decision and should not be based solely upon advertisements.

Hais, Hais & GoldberGer, P.C.

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Lighting

Front row: Piper Vendetti, Julie Diener; second row: Cheryl Robinson, Candace Wilson, Nichole Kennelly, Jackie Nicozisin, Chris Shepherd, Back row: Geri Hayes, Carson Miller, Bob Rabinowitz, Brian Wilson, Kathy Roberts

WILSON LIGHTING

Brilliance from Beginning to End

ith four locations nationwide for Wilson Lighting, from Florida to Kansas, St. Louis is the most recent place it calls home. The familyowned company began in 1975, and with a curated selection of fine furnishings, it’s no wonder the lighting store has expanded successfully across America. “There are three fundamentals to our company: to have an extraordinary selection of product; exceptional service, from selection to delivery; and finally, to develop a long-term relationship with our clientele by providing fair and aggressive pricing,” says Brian Wilson, VP of Wilson Lighting. Fundamental to its success, the lighting store proves to be much more beyond its name. “Our core product offering is lighting, which encompasses chandeliers, bath lights, exterior lights, ceiling fans and more. But another huge part of our product offering is home décor and furnishings, from a framed-art gallery to occasional furniture items. When customers visit our showroom for the first time, they often comment that they had no idea that we offer such a wide range of products,” Wilson shares. The showroom stuns not only with its vast selection of goods, but also with the availability of each product seen. “Some of the challenges our industry

faces when dealing with manufactures is that items can be back-ordered or arrive damaged. Either way, the customer has to wait to be satisfied,” Wilson explains. Items might be back-ordered and cause delays in shipment or can even arrive damaged,” Wilson explains. “To remedy that, we believe in stocking the product we showcase.” Their product sourcing team scours the globe for its diverse offerings. “We literally travel the world to find the most unique and incredible selections, from European and domestic markets, as well as the Orient,” Wilson says. “For more than 40 years, we have been servicing homeowners, custom homebuilders and interior designers [with our distinctive selection of product].” Wilson Lighting’s customer service stays superior thanks to a long-lasting team of experts. “Many of our team members have 10 to 20 years’ experience in lighting and home furnishings,” Wilson relates. “As customers walk through the door, they are greeted by a wonderful selection of items, much of which, they will not see elsewhere.” We love satisfying each customer’s wish list and seeing their excitement upon finding a product that is perfect for their home.”

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Concrete /Masonry

STL RESURFACING

Paving the Way to Perfection

ake a big impression by covering your existing concrete with the smart technology offered at St. Louis Resurfacing. You’ll soon dis-

walkways, patios and pool decks. The options don’t end there, though. Consider spaces you wish to keep low-maintenance, such as your garage or even

cover why this company’s name is familiar to many. “We enjoy an

A-plus grade with the Better Business Bureau and work very hard to protect our reputation,” owner Fred Wolf says. “We are proud to be considered the company of record for decorative concrete resurfacing in the Midwest.”

your basement, for this special resurfacing technique. “We have several crews of talented artisans, who work great together. I’m proud of the [positive and helpful] attitudes they maintain in their quest to please the customer. They work really hard towards that,” Wolf shares. “We

Whether your concrete has seen a lot of wear or you have plans to host a pool party for family and friends this summer, Wolf and his team prove they are the ones to call. “Most installations take only one day and are ready for use the very next day. What we do is noninvasive and gives you a choice

enjoy a great chemistry among the personnel of our company.” This team mentality ensures the utmost care and diligence are put into every project. You can see the difference a solid partnership makes when working with St. Louis Resurfacing.

that is better than regular concrete,” Wolf explains. “Our specialty is the pebblestone-epoxy resurfacing system, which we apply on top of existing concrete. It’s a good alternative and tremendously durable. It’s even stain-, oil-, chemical- and crack-resistant.” This impressive resiliency makes the busi-

“We maintain our sterling reputation, found throughout the Midwest, by setting up customer consultations with knowledgeable estimators and using the best materials available,” Wolf says. Try St. Louis Resurfacing, if you haven’t already, and you’ll soon learn how worthy it is of that

ness’ resurfacing technique ideal for high-traffic areas, such as front porches,

authentic reputation.

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Mosquito Control

Mosquito squad of Greater st. Louis

Welcome to the Fun Zone

ummer equals outdoor fun, hot temperatures, pool time – and mos-

spots where mosquitoes feed, breed and rest secures your lawn’s invisible

quitoes. Don’t let the pesky insect rain on your parade, though. Mos-

barrier against the harmful insects. Not only will these treatments benefit you, but your four-legged friends as well. Since Mosquito Squad treatments eliminate fleas and ticks, your fur

quito Squad of Greater St. Louis is here to ensure your yard remains a fun zone all summer long. As a landscape designer, Martha Baur helps beautify outdoor spaces. Yet she noticed a concern-causing trend when people couldn’t enjoy their yards to launched Mosquito Squad to squelch the problem and put a premium back on outdoor fun. With several treatment options to choose from, all of which protect against

babies are free to roam in an itch-free zone, protecting them from diseasecarrying mosquitoes as well. Once the spray has dried, which takes a mere 20 minutes, your yard is ready to be used. Don’t limit your fun this summer. Break out the grill, jump in the pool, relax on the patio or work in your garden – all without worry of mosquitoes invading your turf.

ticks as well, you and your family are guaranteed to find one that suits your

Special events deserve special attention. Ensure your outdoor wedding,

lifestyle. The traditional barrier-spray treatment utilizes an EPA-registered product, which is applied to ground cover, trees and shrubs. Treatments take place every 21 days to ensure effectiveness. The all-natural barrier-spray

family reunion or charity event stays protected from bloodsuckers by calling Mosquito Squad. Treatments start a week out from every event, and a second treatment is applied a few days prior without hampering vendors’

treatment incorporates mint to repel mosquitoes seeking a blood source. Treatments take place every 14 days to ensure effectiveness. Hitting the hot

timetables. Make sure to secure your treatment in time for your Fourth of July celebration.

their fullest, due to pesky mosquitoes. She, alongside her husband, Carson,

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Personal Training

nutriformance, LLc

Comprehensive-Passionate-and FUN!

et our professional team of advanced personal trainers, group fitness instructors, Pilates instructors, massage therapists and registered dietitians create a plan designed just for you. It could be as simple as

a punch card for classes to as comprehensive as meeting with a dietitian and fitness professional 3-4 times per week. Who we work best for: Clients seeking functional improvements post injury or from inactivity all the way to clients trying to improve their competitive sports participation ranging from youth athletes to adult golf and tennis athletes. Imagine having a massage therapist, Pilates instructor, registered dietitian and advanced personal trainer helping you in some capacity toward your goal. Blend in some group fitness classes or log some time in our cardio area

and you are set! Starts as low as $74/month. The Frequent Traveler or Remote Personal Training: for those who travel frequently or would rather train in-home we offer a virtual strength and conditioning service complete with a monthly calendar of video workouts. You can meet with your trainer 1-2x month or not at all utilizing our virtual programming. Starts as low as as $19/month FUN- our classes are challenging and fun, our team strives to know every member by name and goals. At NutriFormance & Athletic Republic, you aren’t just a number, you are part of our extended family. Full menu of services and classes, clean and upscale locker rooms and opportunities to vary your fitness program allowing for safe and effective workouts. Planned variety is the best way to avoid over-use injuries. Let our experts help you!

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Pools

bAKER pool constRuction

Keeping Cool by the Pool

or more than 45 years, Baker Pool Construction has transformed

more than 2,400 backyards and has been keeping St. Louis cool since 1968. The design-build firm specializes in custom residential swimming pools in St. Louis. Over the last several years, Baker Pool Construction has

sought to encompass as many of the design elements of the backyard as

Despite being local, Baker Pool Construction is nationally recognized by industry professionals for excellence in construction and customer service. In 2013 Baker Pool Construction was named one of Pool and Spa News Top 50 Builders, as well as Top 5 in Customer Service. In addition, their Director of Design, Rob Warren, is a gold member of Genesis 3 Design

possible. Extending beyond the custom-designed swimming pool and spa, it offers landscape and fence services, outdoor kitchens, fireplaces, audiovisual sound systems/theaters and lighting – all while staying committed

Group- an international network of leading professionals in the industry. “Overseeing a project from start to finish is the best way to build quality, long-lasting relationships with our customers,” says project manager Matt Vodicka. “We’ve done this by adhering to our core principles of

to the highest-quality materials and workmanship it can offer. According to Baker Pool Construction, it’s this commitment to excellence from beginning to end that truly sets them apart from the competition.

have the privilege of creating beautiful outdoor spaces that are unique to each customer.”

creativity, quality and integrity. As a custom design-build company, we

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Real Estate - Senior

Laura Mccarthy reaL estate

Guidance Through Change

ife takes you in many directions, from career changes, to children growing up and getting married, to moving across the country or to the next suburb a mile away. For Peggy Liggett of Laura McCarthy Real Estate, life brought her many changes and they were all for the better. Peggy once held a career in higher education; she served for two decades as an adjunct faculty member at Maryville University, as well as Associate Dean of Academic Affairs and an adjunct faculty member at Fontbonne University for eight years. By the end of the academic year in 1993, Peggy’s mother was ill, and her daughter was recently engaged. With a wedding and medical visits on the horizon, she resigned from Fontbonne University and turned her attention to real estate. “I had a real estate license, and for something to do, I began taking floor duty to fill the summer days. I have never looked back!” Peggy declares. Now with 23 years of real estate under her belt, and having earned the designations of Senior Real Estate Specialist (SRES), Certified Relocation Specialist, and a member of the Multi-Million Dollar Club, Peggy has made a name for herself in the real estate world. Peggy especially enjoys working with seniors assisting with all phases of selling their home, including arranging for estate sales, contacting contractors to prepare the house for sale and

arranging for cleaning, window washing and staging. She became aware of the need to achieve these designations due to the number of friends, family and past clients ready to downsize. Buying and selling with senior homeowners is handled differently than other categories of homeownership. One needs relationship skills, knowledge on how to counsel rather than sell to the senior homeowner market, and to understand that when a senior is ready to move it is most likely for a lifestyle change not for reasons related to the economy. Peggy’s enthusiasm, love of residential real estate and her possession of a remarkable work ethic have won her success in listing and selling homes in the senior market. And it turns out it is a good market to be a part of. The senior homebuyer market is the largest growing market in the nation. Adults aged 50 and older represent more than 20% of the U.S. population and will continue to grow with more members of the baby boomer generation becoming empty nesters. Life comes baring all kinds of change, but that does not mean change has to be stressful, especially if life is leading you toward downsizing or leaving your home of many years. Know you can trust Peggy Liggett and the Laura McCarthy team to guide you to your next landing spot, guaranteeing to make the process stress-free for you and your family.

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Real Estate - First Time Homebuyer

laura mccarthy real estate

First Time’s A Charm

his is one of the most expensive commitments. This will be your home, the place you have family and friends over to visit and to remember. Buying the perfect home – the one of your dreams – the one your family will grow in, can be one of the most stressful decisions you can make. That is why Laura McCarthy Real Estate’s aspiration is for you to enjoy the process of finding the house, which will become your home. Lauren Gillentine of Laura McCarthy Real Estate has been in the real estate business for ten years working in commercial real estate for five years before focusing on residential. “I got my MBA from Saint Louis University with a focus on marketing and once I had the degree, combined with my salesperson license and a background in real estate I felt I had the tools and confidence I needed to transition to residential real estate,” Lauren says. Having that background before coming over to the residential side has been rewarding for Lauren. It turns out that working on the residential side of the market has been the most enjoyable for her, “I love working with first time homebuyers. It is so exciting to give them the keys on closing day and to know I helped facilitate a

major purchase and decision in their lives.” Laura McCarthy knows that buying a home for the first time can be a daunting process. However for agents such as Lauren Gillentine, the process is much easier and actually enjoyable. Lauren tells her buyers, to give themselves time and to have patience; their home is out there it is just the matter of finding it. “Usually you need to see a good handful of houses to know what qualities you want and don’t want in your home. Try not to become discouraged with the process, low inventory means homes that are priced well are going quickly and often with more than one offer at a time,” Lauren says. Lauren Gillentine specializes in a large range of market areas, from the central corridor of St. Louis and beyond. She walks with you through the whole process and has the expertise, experience and the drive to assist you in finding the house of your dreams. “It is so exciting the day we finally see ‘the one,’ it really makes all of the work worthwhile!” Lauren declares. You can trust that Lauren and Laura McCarthy Real Estate will make one of the biggest decisions and commitments of your life, enjoyable from day one.

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Relocating Success

hen national and international companies decide to relocate employees in and out of St. Louis, they choose Laura McCarthy Real Estate. For proof that Laura McCarthy Real Estate is one of the most respected names in local real estate, just look at its rich, 70-year history of success. Specializing in first time home buyers, midrange buyers or luxury residential real estate throughout St. Louis, the agency represents homes from the Central West End along Highway 64/40 to Chesterfield and the St. Charles corridor. While others struggle to imitate the company’s innovative techniques, Laura McCarthy continues to pioneer marketing strategies and use of technology to buy and sell homes. Its website alone offers a range of tools to help buyers explore St. Louis neighborhoods and schools, in addition to information about each agent’s qualifications and experience. Laura McCarthy makes home-buying an enjoyable experience, proven by its high rate of repeat and referral customers. The company’s agents maintain a high level of integrity and customer service. In 2013, over 40% of homes listed by the agency sold within 30 days on the market, many at or above listing price. With such impressive numbers, it is easy to see why Laura McCarthy’s footprint in the local relocation market is so wide. Opening its relocation division 30 years ago, Laura McCarthy paved the way for the St. Louis relocation business. Since then, it has spearheaded employee relocation to the area for major clients, including Procter & Gamble,

Boeing, Nestle Purina, Centene, Charter Communications, and Monsanto. Individuals and employers alike receive premium service from Laura McCarthy’s relocation specialists, who ease the transition in and out of the area. Agents at the company must complete additional training to obtain a relocation professional designation in order to work in its relocation department, guaranteeing that clients receive the best care possible. Laura McCarthy’s relocation department director personally interviews all clients before pairing them with an agent (one of the agency’s approximately 25 relocation specialists) to create the perfect match. The company is a member of Cartus Broker Network, which supports more than 140,000 transferees each year and 50 percent of Fortune 100 companies. Through this vast networking system, Laura McCarthy is able to find the best properties to suit each employee or individual’s needs. The relocation department also works regularly with all other major relocation management companies both domestic and internationally focused. Agents provide their clients with neighborhood expertise, a thoughtful plan of action and the experience and knowledge needed to make every transaction a positive one. Additionally, the company uses proven pricing and marketing strategies, custom advertising and strong industry connections to provide maximum exposure for both in and out-of-town buyers. Whether they’re assisting one employee or the corporation in a group move, Laura McCarthy agents are experts in the relocation business.

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Rural Property

BRET MARTIN OF MEYER & COMPANY REAL ESTATE

Breathe In Happiness & Home

f you’re looking to buy rural property, Bret Martin of Meyer & Company Real Estate can make it happen. With more than 15 years in real estate and related fields, Martin knows the ins and outs of rural property, regardless of what the customer is looking to use it for. Whether it’s vacant ground for future development, income-producing farm ground for investment and portfolio diversification, a weekend estate, a winery, a hunt club or a rural residence, Martin is well equipped to list and show rural properties. Martin knows the importance of analyzing crop data and finance reports, viewing aerial photographs and topographical maps, and taking on-site tours of a property. A clean five-passenger all-terrain utility vehicle makes for easy access to all properties, allowing Martin to show his customers the full extent of the property they’re considering. He recommends buying rural property for a variety of reasons, including diversifying your financial portfolio, low property taxes and increasing demand, along with even simpler reasons like having a place to get some fresh air.

Martin’s passion for the outdoors took him from West County to rural Lincoln County in 1993. He has owned several successful businesses, including two real estate development and investment companies and a landscape contracting business. He also owns several farm properties in Lincoln and Monroe counties. With his background in sales, business, farming and property development, and a network of friends and contacts that encompasses developers, business owners, farmers and hunters, Martin is able to give his customers everything they’re looking for. In 2016, Martin already has generated close to $10 million in sales, 50 percent of which weren’t even MLS listings. “My customers are seeing true value in rural real estate. It is a wealth-diversification tool that they can use and enjoy,” Martin says. “I would genuinely appreciate your business and referrals and, as always, look forward to serving you. Call me today, and let’s buy Missouri farms.”

192 N. Lincoln Drive, Troy, MO 314-581-3990, 636-462-5555 | BuyMissouriFarms.com 70 June 24, 2016 | LadueNews.com |

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Seniors are Living the Suite Life

ith a rich history of putting guests first, Mari de Villa has expanded from Missouri’s first retirement center to a sprawling estate, resembling a country club setting, while catering to the region’s senior community. Seeking to offer residents a life of luxury and leisure, Mari de Villa offers an endless variety of activities to keep residents occupied, along with the necessary healthcare components to aid in the aging process. This perfect combination creates the type of balanced retirement lifestyle that everyone seeks as they enter their golden years. An important aspect of achieving this ideal balance is to treat meal time as a dining experience. From dining rooms in Villa East and West, to the areas of The Garden Room and The Marquis Room, residents can expect top-notch service. Guests also can opt for room service, with catered meals in the privacy of their own abode. Fred Wiesehan, CEO and president of Mari de Villa, recognizes the importance of meal time, and he views it as an opportunity for socializing from which guests truly can benefit. Dining doesn’t have to happen just at the luxury retirement center, though. Guests are welcome to take advantage of Mari de Villa’s chauffer service, escorting them to and from St. Louis-area restaurants, such as

Cardwell’s, Tony’s and Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant. And the fun doesn’t end there: A full calendar of events encourages guests to paint the town with evenings spent at the Peabody Opera House and the Fox Theatre, among others, notes Wiesehan. At home, residents can take advantage of exercise programs, bridge groups, book reviews, and even the occasional speaker series, which has featured favorite St. Louisans such as renowned sculptor Harry Weber and frozen custard king, Ted Drewes. In addition, guests can catch a daily show of live music featured at Villa West and Villa East. The fully staffed community offers the comforts of home, with the expert care of a health facility. This includes registered dietitians, ready to assist guests with their nutritional needs. Generations of families continue to choose Mari de Villa for their loved ones, knowing that the caretakers treat guests like family. Settled on more than 20 acres of lush landscape, the retreat-like community features a lake and beautiful walking trails. It is no wonder LN readers continue to name Mari de Villa as one of their top choices for retirement communities on the Platinum List. With all of these amenities and top-notch service, guests are ensured to live healthier, more fulfilled lives at Mari de Villa.

13900 Clayton Road, Town and Country, MO 63017 Villa Estates

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lanning to take a vacation? Why not let an experienced travel professional do the work for you? At Brentwood Travel, our focus is dedicated to making your travels as perfect as possible in every way. Brentwood Travel is an independent, third generation family-owned business that has been serving travelers in the Greater St. Louis area since 1957. Our dedicated staff of travel specialists has decades of professional experience in every product, service and destination. We have strong connections with all major airlines, hotels, cruise lines, tour companies and on-location providers

a tropical beach, we have the expertise to arrange it for you. We continue to maintain our high level of expertise by on-going education and specialist courses with our suppliers and destinations. All of our consultants are also trained specialists in a variety of travel experiences, including totally customized itineraries, adventure and multi-generational travel, destination weddings, solo travel and special interest groups. Our clients come from all over the country and remain loyal year after year because of our knowledgeable, well-traveled and courteous staff. Many of

around the globe. Our resources guarantee your journey will exceed your expectations. Travel isn’t just about “getting there.” We believe it’s all about the experience

our premier consultants have been with us for more than twenty-five years, and they promise to meet all of your needs before, during, and after your trip. We even provide 24/7 service in the unlikely event an emergency occurs while you are traveling. When making your next travel plans, you deserve professional, dependable

from start to finish, so we take the time to uncover your unique passions and create an unforgettable journey. We’ll go the extra mile to arrange that special event – like a cooking class with a renowned French chef or a backstage tour of an opera hall – that will make your experience like no one else’s. Whether you are planning a family vacation in Alaska, a “bucket-list” trip to the South Pole, a Mediterranean cruise or some much-needed R&R on

personal service. Your trip should be the best experience with the best value possible. Aren’t you glad you can depend on the expertise of BRENTWOOD TRAVEL?

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he Davey Tree Expert Company is your local source for tree, shrub and lawn care in the greater St. Louis area. Providing expertise with a strong scientific background from The Davey Institute, it’s always

researching the most innovative technology to deliver its clients the best results for their landscape. Whether you are looking for some tree pruning on your property or advice about a specific pest on your plants, Davey’s trusted, certified arborists are available to give you the knowledge and service you expect from a company that prides itself on client experience. Davey’s core services include tree and shrub pruning, subsurface tree and

shrub fertilization with Davey’s patented Arbor Green PRO®, insect and disease management, plant health care and lawn services including weed and insect control, fertilization, aeration, lightning protection for trees, cabling and bracing, and tree and shrub installations and removals. Davey’s is an accredited company by the Tree Care Industry Association. Its more than 8,600 employees provide tree care, grounds maintenance and environmental consulting services for the residential, utility, commercial and government markets throughout the U.S. and Canada. As its motto states, Davey has provided “Proven Solutions for a Growing World” since 1880 and has been employee-owned for 37 years. Contact your local St. Louis office at 314-649-9888 for a complimentary landscape consultation of your trees, shrubs and lawn.

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ince 1998, Two Blind Guys has serviced the St. Louis area as a

custom window-treatment sales, installation and repair center. With showrooms in Chesterfield and Des Peres, customers can come in and try out products before ordering, ensuring they get exactly what they want. Owner Debbie Kinsinger notes that Two Blind Guys is

a family, locally owned business and is big on providing quality products at an affordable price. Two Blind Guys provides both commercial and residential window treatments, and Kinsinger says lately the business has been working with motorized shades that can be controlled via an iPhone or iPad. “We don’t contract our work out,” she says. “Our employees take care of everything from sales to installation. We offer a full line of blind and shade repair services.” Because of Two Blind Guys’ emphasis on being a one-stop shop, Kinsinger says 75 percent of the company’s business is returning customers. Two Blind Guys’ staff also works with the community, aiding groups like Habitat for Humanity, the Jennings School District and St. Louis Transitional Hope House. “We strive to put quality products in the homes that are also safety conscious,” she says. “We’ve been able to help people with disabilities and put products in their homes that give them more independence. That’s a great feeling.”

17714 Chesterfield Airport Road, Chesterfield

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his isn’t your average weight-loss program. There are no hormones or stimulants involved. Absolutely no appetite suppressants. There is nothing artificial or synthetic about it. “NutriMost Missouri is a wellness practice where we focus on taking a functional approach to weight loss,” Dr. Bryan Deloney DC, PScD says. “It’s cleansing, detoxing and, ultimately, balancing.” NutriMost Missouri guarantees that clients who come in with 20 pounds of weight to lose will be rid of it in 40 days. And upon completion of their individualized program, their bodies will be in proper condition. “There are a lot of environmental toxins we’re exposed to, and the things that normally affect your metabolism are hormone imbalance, inflammation and neurotransmitter dysfunction. We give the body what it needs to function again, to tap into its fat stores and burn them for fuel,” he states. Deloney shared the story of Bob, who lost 114 pounds in approximately eight months. “He was a diabetic and taking medications for diabetes, blood pressure and cholesterol. Now, he’s completely off all of [them],” Deloney shares. “That’s a consistent [result for most clients]. We test each individual

and create a completely customizable program.” Another client came in because she was informed one of her carotid arteries was 90 percent blocked and the other was 70 percent blocked. Since these arteries deliver blood to your brain, medication was required to lower those numbers immediately. “After doing the program, her left artery completely cleared, and her right one was only moderately blocked and continuing to clear up. She also lost 27 pounds in the process,” Deloney says. Deloney is completing a master’s degree in human nutrition and functional medicine. “We’re constantly going through the latest studies on how the body heals and what in our environment affects us. I ask myself, what do we actually need to support our body?” Deloney says. The answers to that question continue to validate NutriMost’s effective approach. “Pam [the client with the carotid blockages] just came in today and thanked me because her life has been transformed since she started the program. She was taking medication for depression and feeling terrible. Now, she has none of those problems and is hopeful about life,” Deloney says. “Watching people get healthy and feel better is the best part of my job.”

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CHELSIE HELLIGE OF FABLE & LORE By Denise Kruse | Photos by Sarah Conard Handcrafted out of owner/maker/curator Chelsie Hellige’s home studio in Dogtown, Fable & Lore jewelry exudes bold minimalism with pieces Hellige describes as “infinitely wearable jewelry for the modern free spirit.” Unique shapes and details incorporate elements from Hellige’s day-to-day life, from her favorite region – the Southwest – to patterns, shapes and even plants throughout her home. How did Fable & Lore start? Around 2010, I started jewelry-making as a hobby. I was working a corporate job at the time – the classic story about not being creatively fulfilled. I opened up an Etsy shop and had that as a hobby for a few years. [Later] I ended up going into freelancing for advertising, so I started spending more time with the jewelry, and it got to the point where I just thought, “What would happen if I focused on this and stopped messing around trying to get a job in advertising?” Once I started focusing on Fable & Lore as a job and evolving it and growing my skill as a jewelry-maker and, now, a metalsmith, it definitely started taking off. Where did the name come from? It was kind of random – I wrote a bunch of stuff in a notepad, brainstormed and came up with it. Over time, I’ve grown into the name, and I feel like now my jewelry goes with the name a lot better. I take a lot of inspiration from magical things or ancient culture, that kind of thing – I think the name is much more fitting now. It’s interesting that your two main veins of

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products are jewelry and apothecary. Why those two lines? It’s an evolving story, really. The apothecary is not my own line – it’s a brand called Fat and the Moon, out of California. I’ve been a user of their products for a while now, and I just love them, I love their products,

I love their whole vibe. I’ve been looking for a way to grow outside of jewelry for a while, and I always get comments from people [who say], “Oh, you’re a good curator,” so I decided this could be a more slow, careful foray into curating goods from other brands alongside my own, that carry a similar vibe or complement what I think Fable & Lore is about. The person who makes [Fat and the Moon] is a traditional herbalist – she knows her stuff, she comes from a family of herbalists. I thought it was a really cool addition, and maybe down the line it could help me grow into maybe more of a lifestyle brand. Where do you draw design inspiration for your jewelry? Inspiration comes from everywhere – I pay attention to trends and trend forecasting and pull a lot of [ideas] from what’s currently going on, but that being said, I only make stuff that I like and I want to wear. I have this cactus necklace because I’m a crazy plant lady, and I have all these plants and succulents and cacti in my house. I will take inspiration from places that I love – the Southwest. I have one cuff that has a cutout feature – a really angular, linear feather-looking shape – a motif I was seeing as I was shopping for a vintage Turkish kilim rug in my house. It’s a little bit of everything mixed in with what is currently really hot. Where can we buy your products? A lot online – my website is a great place to go. I also sell at Urban Matter, Parsimonia Vintage [for the Modern World] and K. Hall.

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Rhapsody By Katie Yeadon | Photos by Sarah Conard

The actresses who have been portraying Mimi and Musetta in Opera Theatre of Saint Louis’ La bohème model seasonal fashions for us – and for you!

ike most folks, we love Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, and this season, two principals from Giacomo Puccini’s famed La bohème – Hae Ji Chang (as Mimi) and Lauren Michelle (as Musetta) – graciously took time from their busy schedules to model some of 2016’s most bohemian looks. With the verdure of Webster University as a backdrop, these light, airy looks really come to life and set the stage for summer style.

Look 1– Long, flowing printed dresses make summer evenings all the more breezily romantic. On Hae: Diane von Furstenberg dress, $737, neiman Marcus earrings, $44, Laurie Solet (lauriesolet.com) necklace, $98, Laurie Solet

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On Lauren: amanda Uprichard dress, $231, neiman Marcus (neimanmarcus.com) Cuff, $14, Shine boutique (shineboutiquestlouis.com) Kendra Scott earrings, $80, Cha boutique (shop-cha.com)

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Look 2 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; White-on-white always looks clean and crisp for warm nights. On Lauren: Elizabeth & James top, $298, Vie (viestlouis.com) Nicole Miller pants, $325, Vie Earrings, $18, Shine Boutique Bracelets, $34 to $39, Nordstrom Earrings, $44, Laurie Solet (lauriesolet.com)

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Look 3 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Mixed prints make a bold bohemian statement. On Hae: Shoshanna dress, $395, Neiman Marcus SARTO by Franco Sarto shoes, $129, Nordstrom (nordstrom.com) Earrings, $18, Shine Boutique

On Lauren: Figue dress, $238, Neiman Marcus Earrings, $18, Shine Boutique

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Look 4 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Blue and white invariably combine in a classic fashion. On Lauren: Kimono, $120, Laurie Solet Tank, $16, Laurie Solet Derek Lam jeans, $477, Neiman Marcus Kendra Scott earrings, $80, Cha Boutique Hipchik necklace, $295, Neiman Marcus Michael Kors shoes, $150, Nordstrom On Hae: Alice + Olivia top, $298, Nordstrom Joie pants, $278, Nordstrom Feather earrings, $18, Laurie Solet Joie sandals, $145, Neiman Marcus

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Look 5 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; A keyhole detail adds just the right feminine touch to the neckline. On Hae: Parker dress, $298, Neiman Marcus Earrings, $16, Shine Boutique Necklace, $78, Neiman Marcus Bracelets, $18 each, Shine Boutique

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summer fashions & accessories By Amanda Dahl

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15848 Fountain Plaza Drive, 636-220-1222, shoplaville.com Turn heads everywhere you go in this gorgeous Allegra dress by Amanda Uprichard. This striped silk garment, featuring a sleeveless bodice, showcases in the back a fun lace-up detail with a keyhole.

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HealtH Update with Dr. Jeffery Birkenmeier, DC

Our goal is to help you get relief from your Neuropathy and Pain using advanced treatments for lasting results. Our purpose is to help people get well and stay that way.

Here are some questions people typically ask about what happens here at the Neuropathy and pain Relief Institute. There Isn’t Anything That Can Be Done for Neuropathy and Severe Pain, is there? Consistently people come in and tell Dr. Birkenmeier they have been “everywhere” looking for relief. After a proper evaluation and treatments different than they had elsewhere, they start feeling better… so the “proof is in the pudding” as they say.

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“Severe pain in the left foot brought me to the neuropathy and Pain relief institute. helped to stand and walk without pain. Sleep better.”

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After 13 years of treating patients with neuropathy and Pain, specific combinations of treatments are found to be highly successful. these include lasers that stimulate healing at a deep level, decompression therapy to give more space for the nerves to flow, and other instruments that stimulate and help support the relief process. Specific procedures and recommendations can only be given after a proper evaluation by Dr. Birkenmeier, but rest assured, all of the details are discussed.

Is the Treatment Successful? yes, treatment is successful for a large majority of people. the majority of people who come in for treatment get significant relief from their ongoing neuropathy, numbness, tingling, and pain… even really bad cases.

How Long Will it Take to Feel Better? many people report feeling better in the first few weeks of treatment. most people report feeling significant improvement over a 5 week period of time. Cases are closely monitored by Dr. Birkenmeier to make sure the person is responding to treatment.

How does someone know if the treatments are right for them? A thorough evaluation to determine if the person has the problems that can be treated is the only way to know. Bottom line, if Dr. Birkenmeier cannot help a person, he will refer them to the correct provider to get help.

Is there a Guarantee? Is there 100% relief ? Unfortunately, in healthcare there are no guarantees. realistically, there are too many factors that go into a person’s health. the best thing to do is properly evaluate the person, treat them with time-tested, effective treatments for a period of time while closely monitoring the progress, then re-evaluate to see what their progress is. there are people who do experience 100% relief of their symptoms.

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Ron D., Age 63 No more tingling in my feet. “he (Dr. Birkenmeier) immediately started treatment on my feet and within 2 – 3 visits i was able to tell tremendous relief and feeling in my feet. i walk with more confidence and can get a good nights sleep without the tingling in my feet.”

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uring the early days of Operation Iraqi Freedom, millions of viewers tuned in to watch CNN correspondent Martin Savidge interview four young U.S. Marines live near the foxhole where he’d been embedded with them. He told viewers how well these fighters had taken care of him since the war began. He also described the hardships the Marines had endured and the inspiring ways in which they’d taken care of one another. Then Savidge announced he had a surprise for them: Before going on the air, he’d obtained permission from their commander to let each of them use his satellite videophone to call the United States. Who do you think these young men were eager to call? Girlfriends? Wives? Moms? Dads? Their responses stunned Savidge, an Emmywinning reporter. One of the Marines, a 19-year-old, wanted to yield his turn on the phone to his platoon sergeant, who had a pregnant wife back home. The couple hadn’t spoken in three months. While the Marine ran to get his sergeant, Savidge asked the other three who they wanted to call. Again, their responses stunned him. They all wanted to call the parents of Cpl. Brian Buesing, a friend of theirs who’d been killed in battle a few weeks earlier. They wanted to see how the

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parents of their fallen friend were doing. Savidge, moved by this unparalleled display of selflessness, broke down on the air. The actions of these young men are at the heart of the kinds of values we strive to promote in many of our traditional institutions, including our homes, schools, civic organizations and places of worship. Such values form the cornerstone of the teaching philosophy of many institutions of higher learning, including Westminster College. The concept of putting others first and lifting others constitutes a very American value – and the very essence of being a servant leader. A servant leader makes sacrifices and puts the interests of his followers first. That explains why George Washington declined attempts to make him king, pointing out that it wasn’t the best route for the young nation. It explains why during the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln insisted his son enlist in the military and Lincoln’s wife, a native-born Southerner, volunteered as a nurse who tended Union troops. It explains why on the eve of independence in 1947, Mahatma Gandhi was prepared to have his protégé step aside from becoming prime minister just so India would stay united. In theory, being a servant leader is easy – but in reality, it’s tough. It entails sacrifice and other-centeredness.

Sometimes the best teachers of this concept of selflessness are young people – like those four Marines who moved a grown man to tears.

Benjamin Ola. Akande is the 21st president of the 166-year-old Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri. He has a Ph.D. in economics and previously served as dean of the George Herbert Walker School of Business & Technology at Webster University.

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n an increased effort to select students who fit well, college admissions essays lately have gained significance. Admissions counselors want to see and feel the challenges you have faced, as your learning experiences give them a glimpse of your potential. So whatever your plans are this summer, take a notebook, because taking note of your summer experiences can prove priceless when writing those all-important essays. Last summer, one of my clients spent eight weeks as a camp counselor for young girls with autism. As a recent neurology graduate of Duke University, she was applying to medical schools. During a Skype session, the client shared concerns about one of her six campers. The camper was unpredictable at meals and often required two hours of individual, calming care at bedtime. My client persisted, and I found the story of her breakthrough to gain the child’s trust riveting, which made for a remarkable admissions essay. An equally compelling essay developed from the notes of a high school lifeguard who recounted his thoughts during endless hours of counting heads in a lake, making sure none disappeared. None ever did, but his chair musings on math, sunbathers’ behavior

Institutions of higher learning want to know who you are. They crave visual examples with positive points that are clear, and details are never clearer than the day something happens.

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and bravery “at the ready” were hilariously creative, revealing powerful observation and wit. Both clients took summer notes. Institutions of higher learning want to know who you are. They crave visual examples with positive points that are clear, and details are never clearer than the day something happens. So if you swim across a lake for the first time, drop a tub of dishes as a busboy or even suffer a boring bus ride from Lansing to Leelanau County, Michigan, take a few moments to write down what you were thinking and feeling. The thrill, the pain, the embarrassment and the doubts – everything counts! Record a couple of notes per night – or just tell your mom on the phone, and get her to write down the details. She’ll love doing so.

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Cracking the |<0d3 By Denise Kruse | Photos courtesy of Kode With Klossy

Supermodel and St. Louis native Karlie Kloss brings her computer-science savvy and girl power back to her hometown.

rowing up in St. Louis, Karlie Kloss, now a world-famous supermodel, was always interested in math and science. These two disciplines also form the foundation for coding, which provides the structure to create computer software, apps and websites. For students nowadays, coding is becoming as essential a skill as reading and writing. However, as in many programs focused on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), the ratio of young girls to boys involved in the programs reflects the career fields that come out of these fields of interest: The definitive gap between the two skews heavily, so that many of these STEM-centric occupations are male-dominated. A 2014 Google study published by The Washington Post revealed that in the middle of the 1980s, 37 percent of computer-science majors were women. As of 2012, the number had dwindled to 18 percent. Word associations from this study showed the difference between perceptions of computer science among women familiar with the field and women unfamiliar with the field. The lists differ starkly: Women familiar with computer science find it interesting to intricately know technology, while women unfamiliar with computer science perceive it to be boring, nerdy or difficult.

The field also largely lacks visible female role models, which is why in recent years, female-led initiatives have worked to get girls interested in coding, including one led by Kloss herself. Two years ago, she attended the Flatiron School in New York, the programming school renowned for its immersive, part-time and online webdevelopment courses. She completed Flatiron’s two-week coding program, learning the Ruby on Rails software language – which powers commonly used websites and apps including Twitter, The New York Times, Groupon and Hulu – and left inspired. Last year, Kloss launched a full-ride scholarship program for girls ages 13 to 18 to attend the same program she did at the school. The program received 600 video applications from girls around the world, from which 21 girls from 11 states were selected to attend the program. Of these 21 girls, 14 had no prior coding experience, and by the end of two weeks, all 21 left as software engineers. The students learned fundamentals in back-end software engineering, collaborating with their fellow attendees to create their own functioning web apps. This summer, Kloss is taking her scholarship on the road through Kode With Klossy, a full-scholarship, two-week coding summer camp that will take place in three cities: St. Louis, New York City and Los Angeles. Each camp will give

about 20 girls, ages 13 to 18, the chance to learn to apply Ruby on Rails from Kode With Klossy instructors and then use coding to build real apps. The goal of the program is to bridge the gap between men and women in STEM fields, and empower young girls to pursue careers in coding. For many of the girls, the camp will mark their first coding experiences. The curriculum for the camps is supported by the Flatiron School’s learn.co platform and is based on the program Kloss learned there. Kloss hopes to attend portions of each camp throughout the summer to meet the participants and encourage them in their journeys as they delve into their new skill sets – and in many cases, their new potential career paths. In a March 2016 blog post for Motto, a digital publication from the editors of Time, Kloss drew parallels between what she has learned from coding and fashion, asserting that both require creativity, problem-solving and self-expression. Through the coding classes she has taken, Kloss has become outspoken about the power of code, providing the support system to shape fashion, music, business and social good. Kloss’ hometown Kode With Klossy camp will be held June 20 to July 1. For more information, visit kodewithklossy.com.

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n recent years, the Tilford Restaurant Group has become widely known in the area for its Mission Taco Joint restaurants in the Delmar Loop, Soulard and, most recently, the Central West End. But before that delicious concept bowed, there was Milagro Modern Mexican in Webster Groves. Not quite as funky décorwise, though by no means formal, Milagro may be a bit more understated than its restaurant siblings, but it quietly plates some of the best Mexican food around. The tuna ceviche ($11.95) makes a primo way to kick off the Milagro experience. This app centers on ahi tuna marinated in lime juice and chilies, with that most tangy base then augmented with avocado and jicama, along with

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a piquant house-made mango salsa and cilantro pesto – a dish sure to get taste buds ready for the main event. I always appreciate combination plates on a menu, as they allow me to get both a variety of tastes and a feel for a place’s raison d’être. In that regard, Combo #72 ($16.50) was a no-brainer. This grouping consists of a grilled Baja fish taco, a chicken-and-chorizo quesadilla and a beef barbacoa enchilada roja, with some Mexican rice and black beans alongside. The chorizo was hearty and spicy, a good contrast to the tender chicken, while the slow-cooked barbacoa, a precursor to barbecue, basically melted in the mouth. Following the same basic strategy, we ordered the

Tacos en Cazuela ($10.95), a trio of tacos served in a cazuela, or cast-iron skillet, with plenty of accompanying sauces and spices so diners can build their own version. The basal tacos include that same sublime barbacoa beef with some poblano pepper and a chile de árbol salsa; cochinita pibil, a pulled pork from the Yucatan seasoned with pickled onion and a blood orange-habanero salsa that mixes sweetness and smoke quite nicely; and chicken tinga, with some cilantro and chile morita salsa. Despite rice or beans being available gratis, we spent the extra buck for an order of street corn, sweet kernels straight off the cob that would have made the perfect accompaniment to just about anything.

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Milagro offers plentiful cocktails, including a number of margarita options. We opted for some straight spirits to accompany our meal, though, sipping on a Peligroso Añejo tequila ($11) and an El Buho Mezcal ($9.50). Curious about these indigenous Mexican spirits and want to taste a few (strictly for research purposes, of course)? Check out some of the flights Milagro offers to get an idea of the variety of tequilas and mescals available out there – it’s enlightening. In addition to dinner, guests during the daytime can enjoy dishes from a smaller lunch menu. A large public parking lot outside and garage spaces below make visiting Milagro an easy proposition, and its proximity to Webster’s theaters makes it an ideal venue to embark on a night on the town. Milagro Modern Mexican, 20 Allen Ave., 314-962-4300, milagromodernmexican.com

‌Story: Bobby is turning 35 years old and is about to be given a surprise birthday party by five couples, his closest friends. A man about town in New York City and a freewheeling bachelor, he enjoys many good times but wonders about commitment to another person to “complete” his life. When Bobby can’t blow out the candles on his birthday cake, he admits he wished for nothing at all. His friends, though, all have opinions about what he needs, mainly a woman and marriage. In a series of vignettes, Bobby visits each couple, as well as three women he’s dating, trying to decide where his life should be headed on this milestone. Highlights: A multiple Tony Award-winner written by Stephen Sondheim and George Furth, Company opens Insight Theatre Company’s ninth season with a handsome production that showcases Sondheim’s mastery of sophisticated lyrics and lilting music. This appealing rendition of Company again reminds one of Sondheim’s musical genius and how delightful it can be when performed as well as Insight’s production. Other Info: Company, with a book by Furth and lyrics and music by Sondheim, opened on Broadway in 1970 and ran for more than 700 performances. It garnered six Tonys in 1971, including Best Musical, Best Book, Best Music and Best Lyrics. It’s easy to understand why. Company abounds with intelligent, delightfully complex and witty numbers, and the Insight production directed (pardon the pun) insightfully by Doug Finlayson impeccably captures the magic of Sondheim’s tunes. Finlayson makes shrewd use of his large, capable cast, positioning them carefully across the handsome, twotiered scenic design created by Peter and Margery Spack to accentuate the influence of Bobby’s many friends on his psyche, symbolically surrounding him with their good intentions and often-flawed results. Martin Fox solidly plays the befuddled, questioning Bobby. Fox consistently conveys Bobby’s uncertainties about what he wants and where he’s headed, and

By Mark Bretz his smooth, steady voice nicely fits a number of Sondheim’s effective ballads, such as “Marry Me a Little” or “Someone Is Waiting.” Melissa Gerth’s choreography ranges from lively (as in the opening title number) to seductive (as in the case of “Tick-Tock”) or enchanting (as when Bobby sings “Side by Side by Side” to open the second act with his friends in the background). Several of the players shine on individual numbers, invariably succeeding under Finlayson’s nurturing guidance. Laurie McConnell showcases a sultry voice as the cynical Joanne on the acerbic “The Ladies Who Lunch,” mocking the empty lives of upper-class women, all while Samantha Irene displays her appealing talent on the difficult patter tune “Another Hundred People,” an example of Sondheim’s genius both musically and lyrically. Seemingly, Company has one engaging song after another, and they’re well bridged with Furth’s intelligent dialogue. Others offering fine performances include Phil Leveling and Meghan Baker as a warring couple, Harry and Sarah, who seem to thrive on their mutual carping; Jonathan Hey and Cherlynn Alvarez as the genial David and his self-proclaimed “square” wife, Jenny; and Cole Gutmann and Taylor Pietz as the oddly matched slick Peter and Southern belle Susan. Sondheim has contributed several masterpieces to the American musical canon, and Company is deservedly near the top of his impressive portfolio. It’s a musical masterpiece given a sparkling interpretation by Insight.

Company: Insight Theatre Company Venue: Heagney Theatre, Nerinx Hall High School, 530 E. Lockwood Ave. Dates: June 24-26, 30, July 1-3 Tickets: $10-$35; contact insighttheatrecompany.com, brownpapertickets.com or 314-556-1293 Rating: A 4.5 on a scale of 1-to-5

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The Wine Life WHAT I AM DRINKING NOW… ‌2014 MONTINORE ESTATE “BOREALIS” – WILLAMETTE VALLEY, OREGON Grape Varietals: 39% Gewürztraminer, 33% Müller-Thurgau, 16% Pinot Gris, 12% Riesling Winemaker/Owner: Stephen Webber/ Rudy Marchesi Aged: Stainless steel Approximate Retail Price: $18 TASTING NOTES: Color: Light straw Aroma: Fresh flowers, white peach, lychee Taste: Flavors of peach, pineapple, yellow apple, lime zest with stone fruit to balance out the finish. The fruit jumps right out of the glass, making this wine an aromatic charmer.

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lush wine country. The vineyards consist of 210 acres of a Demeter Certified Biodynamic estate that lies at the northwestern end of the Willamette Valley and along the east-facing slope of the Coast Range foothills. True to its collective passion for old-world wines, the vineyard produces European/Italian coolerclimate grape varietals such as pinot noir, pinot gris, Gewürztraminer, Riesling, MüllerThurgau, Teroldego and Lagrein. Rudy Marchesi took ownership of the winery in 2005 after many years of overseeing its operations. His Italian heritage nicely suited the Italian grapes grown on the estate. Today, Marchesi runs the winery with his daughter and general manager, Kristin, with the goal of crafting wines expressive of the rolling hills and cool breezes of their vineyard. Originally from England, winemaker Stephen Webber spent many years honing his skills in Australia, before becoming enamored of coolerclimate varietals in Alsace, France. Webber spent three years as assistant winemaker at Montinore Estate before taking over the helm as head winemaker in 2009.

By Stanley Browne The winery holds many festivals throughout the year, one of which, Maialata, “The Festival of the Pig,” pays homage to Montinore Estate’s Italian roots. In it, friends and pork aficionados gather for an old-world-inspired food-and-wine experience based on a tradition normally reserved for farmers, butchers and Italian villagers. Pork pairs perfectly with Montinore Estate’s higher-acid wines, with the acid in the wine balancing the fat in the pork. Borealis – a great wine for warm weather and summer gatherings on patios, around pools and at barbecues – constitutes an interesting blend, with the Riesling and Gewürztraminer adding a touch of sweetness, balanced by the drier pinot gris and Müller-Thurgau. Food Pairings: Borealis would pair well with goat or hard cheeses, grilled meats, roasted pork, cured meats and smoked seafood.

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‌Fri., June 24, to Sun., June 26

Pride St. Louis presents PRIDEFEST 2016 at The Soldier’s Memorial in support of the LGBTQ community. The weekend-long event will feature musical performances by Jordin Sparks, Melanie Martinez and more. The event is free, but a suggested donation of $5 will help Pride St. Louis fund scholarships, educational programs and community events. The PrideFest parade will conclude the weekend on Sunday at noon. 4:30 to 11:30 p.m. Fri., 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Sat., 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Sun.

Sat., June 25

Chesterfield proudly presents its fourth annual WINE & JAZZ FESTIVAL at the Chesterfield Amphitheater. The lineup, which includes musicians of various styles of jazz, includes Eric Slaughter with Ptah Williams, Darrell Mixon and Gary Sykes, as well as Bach to the Future and more. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy the music and a variety of wines and food. 3 to 10:30 p.m. Admission is free.

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Tues., June 28

Left Banks Books presents an evening with author and swimmer DIANA NYAD, who will discuss her memoir, Find a Way: The Inspiring Story of One Woman’s Pursuit of a Lifelong Dream, at the St. Louis County Library headquarters. In her book, Nyad shares the story of her extraordinary, 111-mile journey where she swam from Cuba to Florida at the age of 64. Her mantra of “find a way” inspired many people around the world as they followed her adventure. 7 to 9 p.m. 314-367-6731 or left-bank.com.

Wed., June 29

Left Bank Books presents an evening with author NATASHIA DEON, who will discuss her new novel, Grace. The story tells the tale of Naomi, a runaway slave in the Civil War-era South who enters into a relationship with a white man and subsequently bears his child, only to be murdered soon after. The story then picks up with her daughter, Josey, amid the turmoil prompted by the Emancipation Proclamation. The event will take place at Left Bank Books in the Central West End at 7 p.m.

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Fri., July 1

Grand Center presents FIRST FRIDAYS, a monthly art walk held every first Friday of the month where museums and galleries in

Grand Center open for free from 5 to 9 p.m. Participating museums/galleries include the Contemporary Art Museum, Pulitzer Arts Foundation, Sheldon Art Galleries, Bruno David

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Town and Country presents its second annual PARADE, which will begin at Mari de Villa and end at Longview Farm Park on Clayton Road. Lining the parade will be marching bands, vintage cars, fire trucks, police cars and much more. Parade participants include Ted Drewes, radio personality Jay Randolph, Cardinals legend Mike Shannon and more. The Fire & Ice fireworks event will follow the parade at various locations from 6 to 9 p.m. The opening ceremony will take place at 4:30 p.m. prior to the 5 p.m. parade start time.

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Over the course of a five-week series, LN is profiling the local organizations recently announced as FOCUS St. Louis’ 2016 What’s Right With the Region! honorees. This week, we’re highlighting those honored in the DEmOnStRatIng InnOvatIvE SOlUtIOnS category.

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n an era obsessed with “branding” – at base, privileging style over substance – what constitutes true innovation? Similarly, during a period more and more plagued by societal myopia, what qualifies as genuine vision? FOCUS St. Louis, which characterizes itself as “the region’s premier leadership organization,” is seeking to answer those and other imperative questions. In February, for the 19th consecutive year, the organization announced a quartet of honorees in each of five categories: Demonstrating Innovative Solutions, Fostering Regional Cooperation, Improving Racial Equality & Social Justice, Promoting Stronger Communities and Responding to Community Needs and Entrepreneurs. “As in years past, I think this year’s honorees reflect the diversity of organizations and individuals doing great work in our region,” says Becky Rasmussen, the organization’s director of marketing and communications, “from individuals to small grass-roots organizations to large-scale partnerships, from new initiatives to century-old organizations.” Spotlighted in this profile (the first of five in a Ladue News series continuing throughout most of

July) are the four honorees in the Demonstrating Innovative Solutions category: EarthDance Farms, Jazz St. Louis, Rx Outreach and the St. Louis County Library. Honorees in this category, Rasmussen says, have “demonstrated innovation and vision in making the St. Louis region a better place to live, work, invest or visit. This is purposely broad, as we recognize that innovation doesn’t take one single form. “Our honorees showcase many different paths to moving our region forward. In this category alone, we see honorees tackling issues such as sustainability, arts education, literacy and health care.” That said, FOCUS St. Louis would urge the region’s concerned and engaged citizenry to celebrate these four innovators and visionaries: EarthDance Organic Farm School (earthdancefarms.org) Although Ferguson lately has suffered scorn from both East Coast and West Coast talking heads for various reasons, locals know that that beleaguered community deserves better – and that it’s collectively been striving to better itself. By way of example, consider this 14-acre farm, which Rasmussen calls “an integral part of the

Ferguson community” and which “serves as a national living laboratory for innovations in sustainability, collaborating on research with nearby universities and research institutions.” During the better part of the last decade, she adds, EarthDance’s flagship program, the Farm & Garden Apprenticeship, has trained more than 230 aspiring growers from 60-plus ZIP codes in the region. “The program represents the only part-time organic farming and gardening apprenticeship in the country,” Rasmussen says, “and 75 percent of graduates go on to work or volunteer in organic agriculture.” EarthDance also liaises quite heartily with the Ferguson-Florissant School District on educational and job-training outreach efforts focused on residents as young as 5 and as old as 21, in initiatives designed to further bring the community together for the sake of healthiness. Ferguson, positively? Yes, Mr. or Ms. Talking Head – positively. Jazz St. Louis (jazzstl.org) As the adoptive home of the late, great Miles Davis, St. Louis has a definite jazzy rep to maintain, and this honoree has long striven to do just that in various ways, as with its

lauded Jazz at the Bistro concert series. However, Rasmussen notes, “Jazz St. Louis also fulfills an important role in inspiring the next generation of jazz musicians and fans.” For years now, she says, the organization “has exposed youth to jazz music at its annual Youth Concerts, brought nationally renowned artists to perform at schools and provided individual and small-group training through its JazzU and Artist Residency programs.” More recently, Rasmussen says, it’s also “expanded its offerings through innovative partnerships and approaches, using the music to develop life skills like teamwork, leadership and responsibility” – providing the region not so much a grace note per se as a further gracious note. Rx Outreach (rxoutreach.org) Big Pharma and the archetypal little guy might as well occupy separate planets, it almost goes without saying, with astronomical costs for medications making those meds inaccessible for many low-income patients with high deductibles or no prescription insurance. “Rx Outreach was created to change that,” Rasmussen states of this entity incorporated only six years ago. Calling it “the nation’s largest nonprofit mail-order

pharmacy,” she adds, “The organization has served more than 230,000 low-income patients, saving them in excess of $387 million since 2010. It offers more than 300 branded and generic medications for free or at significantly reduced prices for those battling both poverty chronic disease.” Rx Outreach thereby serves regional residents both as a biological and a budgetary balm. St. Louis County Library (slcl.org) Rasmussen characterizes this tome-laden treasure, with its Frontenac headquarters and 19 countywide branches, as “the busiest public library in Missouri.” Yet being bonkers over mere books, in this (mostly still) new millennium, no longer suffices, and for better or for worse, the streetwise librarians of 2016 likely find themselves frequently hissing something a bit beyond “Shhh!” In recent years, though, Rasmussen says the St. Louis County Library “has forged a number of community partnerships to reach underserved segments of the community. These include partnering with area hospitals on the Born to Read program, working with Operation Food Search to offer free lunches for children during the summer

and delivering educational materials to preschools and child care centers through the Preschool Outreach Program.” This haven for bibliophiles also has numbered among only 30 libraries nationwide to take part in The Institute of Museum and Library Services’ ConnectED Library Challenge to ensure every schoolchild has a library card, Rasmussen relates. To celebrate not only the preceding four honorees, but also their 16 fellows and FOCUS St. Louis’ 2016 Leadership Award recipient – Dr. Jason Q. Purnell of Washington University in St. Louis – the organization hosted a What’s Right With the Region! awards ceremony at The Sheldon Concert Hall in May. Co-chairing the ceremony were John Kemper, the president and chief operating officer at Commerce Bank, and June McAllister Fowler, senior vice president of communications at BJC HealthCare. All proceeds from that ticketed event, a release states, will “support the work of FOCUS St. Louis in developing leadership and building strong civic capacity.” FOCUS St. Louis, 815 Olive St., #110, St. Louis, 314-622-1250, focus-stl.org

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