We've moaned and groaned for years.
Category: Community Organizing
Let us suppose our Alderman as he is wont to do, volunteers to work on the enormous truck used in the paper drive or on some other such neighborhood project, and let us suppose that he falls down and hurts himself to the degree that he can no longer fulfill his public duties and resigns.
Every year, around the middle of March, St. Roch's School holds a special event.
The Hamilton School Spring Bazaar was the concept of four concerned parents who were interested in finding a way to help our School and teachers.
What’s so exciting about a new Garden Club today?
The April eve of Friday the thirteenth seemed charmed with good news and future hopes for Washington Heights Neighbors Board members.
The 1973 House Tour features 6 homes in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area.
At its March meeting, Washington Heights Neighbors reelected Virgil Wright, Eddie Sanders and Georgia Barnett as representatives on the SDCC Board.
The Whistle Stop crime prevention program which supplies whistles and an information sheet to citizens interested in carrying and using these whistles as a crime protection is being sponsored in St. Louis by the Women's Crusade Against Crime.
The executive board of the Rosedale-Skinker-Improvement Association met Tuesday, March 13, 1973 to discuss new business to be presented to the full membership at the March 29 general meeting.
The New City School will hold its Spring Fair on Saturday, April 7 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
BLOCK WATCHERS are an important part of crime prevention.
