Charles Brown, librarian at the Des Peres Branch since March 1970, whose efforts have made the library somewhat of a neighborhood center, left the Des Peres Branch in mid-April.
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Des Peres Branch Library, 5960 Kingsbury, will continue to show children's films through the spring months.
Workers constructing the long-awaited Tot Lot at the corner of Pershing and DesPeres.
Just ahead of us, on April 6, is the important municipal election, in which St. Louis voters will be electing a President of the Board of Aldermen, aldermen from all even-numbered wards, four members of the Board of Education, and one member of the Board of Trustees for the Junior College.
A recent evaluation of truck traffic on Skinker Boulevard, undertaken by the city Traffic division at the request of Women for City Living, points out the need for traffic control on Skinker if the residential character of the neighborhood is to be preserved.
Archival article — originally published in The Paper, April 1971.
Jesus Christ Superstar is perhaps the most controversial album this year has seen.
On February 17, 1897 about 200 people gathered in Washington D.C., to discuss questions vital to the welfare of children and the interests of the homes.
Archival article — originally published in The Paper, April 1971.
A clean-up of the Norfolk and Western Railroad right-of-way, which cuts diagonally through much of the Skinker-DeBaliviere area, is scheduled for April 12 or 19.
4/1: Professor John Rosenfield, Department of Fine Arts, Harvard University, will deliver a lecture entitled "The Three Laughers of the Tiger Valley: An Essay in Japanese Ink Painting" at 8:00 pm in Steinberg Auditorium.
The Skinker-DeBaliviere Neighborhood Information Center is now open to provide services to community residents.
