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Following a lively discussion from residents, the Warson Woods Board of Aldermen on June 20 voted to use public funds to help repair the pool at Royal Oak Park.

Police chief Robert Stanczak, 66, claims he was harassed and discriminated against because of his age and support of a city clerk.

Police chief Robert Stanczak claims he was harassed and discriminated against because of his age and support of a city clerk.

Warson Woods appears to be ending its bid for merging its police services with that of neighboring Glendale after Glendale backed out of the proposal earlier this week. “The city of Warson Woods has been considering contracting our policing services with the city of Glendale. The ability to do so is no longer available to Warson Woods,” Warson Woods Mayor Larry Howe said in a statement on Monday, June 7.  Glendale City Administrator Benjamin DeClue said the city needed to fill a police officer position as soon as possible. “Due to the need to move forward with filling our ex...

| photo by Ursula Ruhl After a tense town hall meeting and postponement of a vote, a citizen committee will now help the Warson Woods Board of Aldermen decide whether or not to merge the city’s police services with Glendale. Warson Woods Mayor Larry Howe floated the idea of a citizen committee during the regular board of aldermen meeting on Tuesday, April 20, requesting that the conversation remain civil and respectful. The request followed much discourse on social media community pages, as well as a contentious town hall meeting on April 14 during which a resident was removed for callin...