Daily Dose: Personal Trainer Talks, Chicken-Discussion Video

Here's your Daily Dose for Clayton and Richmond Heights on Tuesday:

COMING TUESDAY

• See video highlights from . Come back at noon Tuesday to watch this video.

• Learn how Andrew Tucker works with people at The Center of Clayton as a personal trainer.  Come back at 3 p.m. Tuesday to read this story.

PATCH FEATURE OF THE DAY

• If you haven't already, please "like" the Clayton-Richmond Heights Patch Facebook. Just go to this link, sign into your Facebook account and hit the "Like" button. After doing that, you'll be able to keep tabs on the stories we're following, see new photos and other information throughout the day in your Facebook news feed.

'LOU MEDIA MIX
The July 15 edition of the West End Word features several articles and items about Clayton:

• A page 4 article describes an environmental abatement project planned at the future home of the .

• A page 12 calendar item has details about upcoming performances of The Hobbit by .

• In a page 13 letter to the editor, a Clayton resident shares her concerns about . (Read the West End Word's account of the meeting that prompted the letter on rezoning.)

QUESTION OF THE DAY

• Should residents of St. Louis County be allowed to keep backyard chickens? Why or why not?

FROM THE EDITOR

• I chose to capture video footage of Monday night's City Council meeting because I suspected the discussion would be lively and compelling. But beyond talking heads—as worthwhile to watch as they can be—Clayton-Richmond Heights Patch is looking to expand its video offerings. If you have a video suggestion, whether it's about a project at a local school or an interesting resident, please share it with us. Email details to nate.birt@patch.com. We'll follow up with you to learn more about what you'd like to see. Happy viewing!