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Sarah Fenske
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Executive Editor, St. Louis Magazine
Saint Louis
Beats
Biography
Veteran journalist who's worked in some really screwed up places and covered some really screwed up politicians. Now I edit a bunch of smartypants writers -- lucky me.
books, nightlife culture,news ideas, food
I'll cover anything if the price is right. ;)
Content
By Nicholas Phillips, Ryan Krull Verified, Sarah Fenske Verified, Melissa Meinzer Verified| St. Louis Magazine Verified This article first appeared in the Solutions newsletter. Click here to learn more and sign up. The idea of a “clean slate” is simple. If you’ve been convicted of a nonviolent crime, finished your sentence, and kept your nose clean for a while, then—the thinking goes—you should be able to get on with your life. Everyone wins if you do. But your criminal history is like a stain. Potential landlords and employers may spot it on a background check and recoil.
By Ryan Krull Verified, Sarah Fenske Verified, Melissa Meinzer Verified, George Mahe Verified| St. Louis Magazine Verified A 36-unit apartment building whose development has long been stuck at the city’s Preservation Board now appears set for construction off Morganford Road, just two blocks from Tower Grove Park. In the past two years, developer AHM Group has twice been denied permission to knock down three historic, rundown buildings at Juniata and Morganford to make way for the apartments.
By Nicholas Phillips, Ryan Krull Verified, Sarah Fenske Verified, Melissa Meinzer Verified| St. Louis Magazine Verified This article first appeared in the Solutions newsletter. Click here to learn more and sign up. The idea of a “clean slate” is simple. If you’ve been convicted of a nonviolent crime, finished your sentence, and kept your nose clean for a while, then—the thinking goes—you should be able to get on with your life. Everyone wins if you do. But your criminal history is like a stain. Potential landlords and employers may spot it on a background check and recoil.
Company Info
St. Louis Magazine
St. Louis Magazine is a monthly publication that serves as a comprehensive guide to the city of St. Louis. Founded in 1963, it has undergone several ownership changes and is currently part of the St. Louis Business Journal. The magazine offers a variety of editorial content, including profiles, dining and cultural guides, in-depth features, and best-of lists, appealing to an educated and affluent readership. In addition to its print and digital publications, St. Louis Magazine organizes signature events that foster community engagement. The magazine's website provides daily updates and information, enhancing the experience for those living in St. Louis. As part of the SLM Media Group, St. Louis Magazine aims to create informative and visually appealing publications that establish it as a local authority on the city.
St. Louis, Missouri, United States
+1 314-918-3000
Founded: 1963