438 NORTH SKINKER BLVD. • ST. LOUIS, MO.
Tag: Community Organizing
A variety of summer programs is being planned for the Skinker-DeBaliviere neighborhood this summer, by a combination of city and volunteer organizations.
On the evening of Tuesday,April the 18th, two of the windows of the DES PERES BRANCH LIBRARY were broken out by young people gathered in front of the LIBRARY.
After a long series of meetings over five months time, the education committee of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council reports that the project to develop a community liaison committee with the Hamilton School staff has come to a stand still.
After two months of fruitless negotiations for space with a neighborhood church, the Loop-West End Free Clinic project has succeeded in renting a storefront at 6010 Kingsbury as a site for the free clinic in our neighborhood.
6171 Kingsbury — Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McPherron When Mr. and Mrs. McPherron bought their home a year ago, it was in bad shape with holes in the wall, damaged floors.
The Father with the unpronounceable name at St. Roch's has the community standing on its head literally.
Operation Clean Sweep in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area is scheduled for Monday, May 1st (from city limits to DeBaliviere).
Residents of the Skinker-DeBaliviere area may set their bundles of newspapers and magazines (kept in separate bundles) at the curb in front of their homes before 11 A.M.
Materials are available for building bins behind the SDCC office, 6008 Kingsbury, to collect bottles and crushed cans for recycling.
take classes at Hamilton School in the V.I.P.
Community Collectives, the Medical Committee for Human Rights, West End and Loop area residents, and students from the city's medical schools will soon put into operation a free community health clinic.
