Dear Readers, DeBaliviere, Skinker, & Parkview residents - The Parkview Food Basket has received many letters that are not signed.
Tag: Back Issues
Mr. Marlen Heines of the St. Louis Beautification Commission spoke recently to a group of Washington Heights Neighbors at their general meeting on March 9.
On Friday, March 19, the Board of Aldermen passed the 353 incentive bill which, in part, calls for redevelopment of the DeBaliviere-Delmar-DeGiverville triangle area.
The future of the Left Bank Bookstore and the Lantern House Restaurant is in doubt as a result of the sale of the building on the southwest corner of Skinker and Delmar Boulevards to Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.
I think the best idea would be instead of focusing on places for very young children to play prepare a place for older kids to let off steam after school.
With the April 1971 issue, The Paper will begin its second year of publication.
"Differences of opinions is what makes horse racing."
Dear Editor: It appears that the editor (Feb.) wields a strong and sharp pen against community concern in her reply to Ostrum's letter in the Feb. issue about the "Jack-in-the-Box" incident.
Graduate students from the Washington University School of Architecture are prepared to assist our community in the development of the plan for the proposed redevelopment area.
In the general elections to be held on April 6th, two places on the Board of Education will be filled.
Tuesday, March 2: Chamber music concert at Washington University.
Have your nominations ready at meeting.
