Notice: Information Sought in the Strange Disappearance and Return of Romeo, longtime houseguest of the Weirs, 6120 Westminster.
Category: June-July 1992
The Employment Reintegration Project, sponsored by the Shamrock Club of St. Patrick Center, can perform tasks such as building/grounds maintenance, painting, plastering or gutter cleaning.
The month of the rites of passage is upon us and we have congratulations to convey.
I wrote my first piece on Delmar Avenue for what was then THE PAPER in the spring of 1981 (Vol.
Dick Hart would have liked the way the Skinker-DeBaliviere area was so graciously portrayed in Robert Duffy's opening article of the "Where We Live" series in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Everyday section of Sunday, May 31, 1992.
The closing of the Kingsbury Kiosk on May 13 coincided with Mary Ann Shickman's last day of work for the St. Louis Public Library.
I first met Richard Beitler in early 1989 at a barbecue for new and soon-to-be residents on Nina Place.
Sarah was getting more frustrated each minute.
When we first talked about putting together a pre-primary summer issue of The Times focusing on several of the campaigns of particular interest to this neighborhood, someone made the comment that this was the first time we had ever had a neighbor running for governor.
When we first talked about putting together a pre-primary summer issue of The Times focusing on several of the campaigns of particular interest to this neighborhood, someone made the comment that this was the first time we had ever had a neighbor running for governor.
Sometimes it takes an event of almost cataclysmic proportions to wake Americans and their government up to the extent of problems afflicting a segment of their community.
Boats being put into the trash dumpsters wouldn't seem to be a major problem in the St. Louis area, even with our proximity to the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, but when we say, "Don't put BOATs in the dumpsters," we have something else in mind.
