This saying held true for the Hamilton school as it was vandalized and one of the rooms was damaged by fire.
Category: February 1973
Many — maybe most — of the alleys in our neighborhood remain in a disgracefully filthy condition, despite continued exhortations and pleas for improvement.
The monthly newspaper recycling drive sponsored by Women for City Living will be held on February 24 and 25 at the rear parking lot of the Kroger Store on Lindell at Sarah street.
Calvin Stuart, executive director of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council, has asked HUD to let the Council or another party sponsor seven parcels of foreclosed property so that they can be rehabiliated.
The Kingsbury Redevelopment Project has all but $5000. of the $40,000. seed money needed to start the project.
Chris Thomas, a graduate student at St. Louis University, is working on a program designed to increase the use of the Operation Ident engraving tools in this neighborhood.
Rosedale-Skinker and Washington Heights will elect five new Council members in February representing specific areas.
A guide for prospective home buyers in our area is available at the Council office.
John Roach, Alderman of the 28th Ward, has begun active campaigning for the office of Comptroller.
The Apollo Theatre at 327 DeBaliviere was reopened by the National Cinema Corporation and was almost immediately closed by 7th District police on Friday, January 12.
