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Oldest neighborhood newspaper in St. Louis · Independent and all volunteer-run since 1970

Tag: Community Organizing

If you have a story for us, but you feel you cannot write it up for some reason, please call Rocco DiLorenzo, 721-0549, give him the information, and he will compose it.
To Whom It May Concern, I would like to thank you all on behalf of all the women here at SCCW for the wonderful thing you did for us.
Any non-profit neighborhood organization in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area wishing to operate a fund-raising booth at the Art Fair on May 11, 1975, should contact Elaine Moore, 862-6897, or Sue Tepas, 862-3783, for applications and information.
Several people in our neighborhood have been actively involved in Citizens for Progress in Public Education, a coalition of members of parent groups (Creative Education; Nottingham PTA), a teacher group (St. Louis Teachers Assn), and various neighborhood and political organizations (Montgomery-Hyde Park; West End Community Development; 8th Ward Democrats).
After reading an article in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch written by Jake McCarthy describing the conditions at the State Correctional Center for Women at Tipton, Mo., Rev. and Mrs. Lee Hall, 6000 Block of Kingsbury, and Mrs. Shirley Deavens, principal of Hamilton Branch III School, initiated the Tipton Project.
February is the month for elections on the 5700 block of De Giverville.
To those Friends, Neighbors, and Customers of Fitzpatrick Pharmacy who contributed to the Neighborhood Project concerning our misfortune I wish to say THANKS.
The state of the economy has nearly everyone wondering what to do to reduce expenses.
Adult volunteers willing to help on various committees on Art Fair day, May 11, 1975, are needed.
Amid winter winds and the ubiquitous flu, The Paper presses onward, with news of our neighbors that may have escaped your notice...
Anyone interested in the use of a Retreat Camp with sleeping quarters for up to 400, complete kitchen, and dining room facilities can contact Robert Bass in Steelville, Mo. at 1-786-3437.