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Oldest neighborhood newspaper in St. Louis · Independent and all volunteer-run since 1970

Category: June-July 1992

The Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council and the Commercial District Planning Committee were recently awarded grants from the City of St. Louis and Southwest Bell Telephone Company totaling $60,000.
The "Where We Live" program, sponsored by the Missouri Historical Society, and Richard Hart's untimely passing have focused attention on the neighborhood's recent history.
In past years, the Times has attempted to provide information to its readers regarding candidates in upcoming elections.
The Young Artists Hands on Opportunities (YAHOO) program's trial project in Skinker-DeBaliviere has received a $1,000 gift from Anheuser Busch.
Because the field of candidates for state and city offices in the August 4th primary is so crowded, the 28th Ward Regular Democrats held two meetings in May to hear from candidates.

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Where Art Thou, Romeo

Notice: Information Sought in the Strange Disappearance and Return of Romeo, longtime houseguest of the Weirs, 6120 Westminster. On April 30, 1992,…

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Unique Work Crews

The Employment Reintegration Project, sponsored by the Shamrock Club of St. Patrick Center, can perform tasks such as building/grounds maintenance, painting, plastering…

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Vicissitudes

The month of the rites of passage is upon us and we have congratulations to convey. Laurel Meinig and Bob Brewster will…

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In Your Ear

Sarah was getting more frustrated each minute. Now she was in the lane behind a Bi-State Bus! The bus seemed to stop…

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Editor’s Notebook

Sometimes it takes an event of almost cataclysmic proportions to wake Americans and their government up to the extent of problems afflicting…

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