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caught and charged an 18-year-old who was suspected of setting a fire in Maplewood. Patch was there for the fire and had the contacts to report when legal action was taken.
When the big storm hit our area, Patch was on the streets and the phone, and reported trees and wires were down, but everyone was OK.
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A murder suspect from another county was thought to be in Maplewood. Patch checked it out and reported that night.
Matt Saunders, the husband of new Brentwood alderwoman Maureen Saunders filed a complaint with the Missouri Ethics Commission. Patch reported when it happened.
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