Jim L'Ecuyer has a great fondness for condemned buildings.
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Suffering from a severe case of poison ivy but not wanting to stay home on a Friday night, I called up some friends and we decided we'd go to the Underwater Coffee House at 6194 Washington (at Skinker).
One of the city's major construction jobs spontaneously occurred September 27 at the corner of Skinker and Kingsbury, when a World's Fair era column which had fallen was rebuilt by a handful of amateur Kingsbury street craftsmen.
I am deeply upset by your adverse reaction to my article on Sherry Eckrich.
We extend a special thanks to our volunteer distributors and the neighborhood children who help them put THE PAPER on your doorstep.
The editor and staff of The Paper have realized the need for some youth representation on The paper, so I have been asked to write articles on happenings of interest to the youth of Skinker-DeBaliviere.
In its August 6 meeting, the Council listened to representatives from West End Townhouse, THE PAPER and the Day Care Center describe their work and problems.
I am writing this column to introduce myself as the new editor of THE PAPER — a position gained by default and helped by a mild case of insanity.
The Century Dinner The Century Club Dinner, which will replace St. Roch's annual homecoming is scheduled for September 19.
ARTS FOR CHILDREN THEATRE production at St. Roch's.
To help you get to know your Council representatives better, we interviewed each Council member (with the exception of Pat Kohn who was out of town and a new member to be elected by Parkview Associates) — call your representative!
Mrs. Dorothy Coleman Garrett has been, for a long time, a hidden power in the community.
