“That is a tetanus shot waiting to happen,” is how one toddler’s parent described the Four-Corners Playground before renovations this past spring.
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When the City of St. Louis, its elected officials and employees, and neighborhood volunteers come together, great things happen.
On Tuesday mornings, starting well before 9:30 a.m., a collection of 80 to 100 people gather in the Waterman Grace UMC parking lot.
In the previous issue we celebrated the 50 Year Anniversary of the World Community Center (WCC) located at 438 N.
As an historic neighborhood dating from the wake of the 1904 World’s Fair, Skinker DeBaliviere and Parkview are blessed with hundreds of beautiful residential buildings.
In the stillness of a recent Sunday afternoon, Kingsbury Place, as every other block in Skinker-DeBaliviere, dozes, hypnotized by the first gossamer rays of the spring.
Breaking ground with a model of the trolley on Limit, where the City of St. Louis and University City meet, were dignitaries and folks from throughout the region.
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 Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council is looking for a new executive director to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Jim L'Ecuyer.
A massive spring clean-up campaign for the area between Skinker and DeBaliviere will be held Saturday, April 18.
