"Dead Earth: A Film About Your Environment" is now available for showing to groups concerned with the fight against pollution.
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"Street Revival" is a term heard more and more often these days in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area.
Two DeBaliviere businesses, one of them a long-time establishment, closed their doors at least temporarily in recent weeks.
On July 25 the 6000 and 6100 blocks of Westminster held a block party.
The Beautification Committee of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council is having its annual tree planting drive.
"It's amazing how that piece of property has gone downhill."
Jim L'Ecuyer has a great fondness for condemned buildings.
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.
Boy — am I slow to catch on!
The Residential Service has just received news that West End Townhouse will let the community use the property on Pershing and DesPeres for a vest pocket park.
Editor's Note: In the interest of fairness, we asked the Women's Liberation group, which is located at Washington University, to reply to Mrs. Lottes' column.
