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The Boutique Shop at 323 DeBaliviere is the result of a sewing industry program financed by the Neighborhood Youth Corps and sponsored by Skinker-DeBaliviere for 13 teenage girls.
In 1865, the St. Louis city limits extended to a line 660 feet west of Grand Yet, only 5 years later, city visionaries — among them William Forsythe and Thomas Skinker — were fighting to establish a park in the area presently bordered by Lindell and Highway 40, Kingshighway and Skinker.
“I don't need a hobby,” Dr. Relford Patterson stated, “Music is my work and my play.”
As a parent, are you looking for summer activities for your children?
A nine-year-old boy is reading only at a second grade level even after a year in an expensive private school.
May 11th dawned dimly, but by noon the sun was out and the day and the people combined to make the third annual Skinker-DeBaliviere Art Fair a tremendous success.
A neighborhood couple who came six years ago as temporary residents and stayed long enough to have a measurable impact on Skinker-DeBaliviere affairs, will be leaving thecity July 17.
A poet, a director, an actor, a musician, a teacher — Bob Elliott, also known as Malinke Kenyatta, is all of these.
‘Sesame Street remaining, St. Louis' non-commercial station KETC, has launched a ‘Keep Sesame Street Open This Summer’ campaign.
Dr. Thomas P.
