St. Louis, Missouri STL

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

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Globe Hatchet Job

Globe-Democrat circulation must be ’way down in the West End.

December 1, 1972

No January Issue of The Paper

There will be no January issue of The Paper so our volunteers can enjoy a Christmas Holiday.

December 1, 1972

Help Wanted — Columnists and Ad Salesmen

Columnists and ad salesmen for The Paper.

December 1, 1972

Help Wanted — Advertising Staff

Originally published in The Paper, December 1972.

December 1, 1972

Publication Dates for The Paper

December 1st, February 2nd, March 2nd, April 6th, May 4th, June 1st, mid September.

October 1, 1972

Thank You

Residents who attended The Paper’s party Oct. 14 and donated $80. to our reserve fund.

October 1, 1972

Want Ads Are Free

WANT ADS ARE FREE! to all residents of the area served by The Paper.

October 1, 1972

Help Wanted — Advertising Staff

Originally published in The Paper, October–November 1972.

October 1, 1972

The Paper Celebrates Its Second Birthday

The Paper celebrates its second birthday with this April edition!

May 1, 1972

Garage Sale for The Paper

5830 Waterman in rear Saturday, June 10 9:00 a.m.

May 1, 1972

Want Ads Are Free

WANT ADS ARE FREE! to all residents of the area served by The Paper.

March 1, 1972

Help Wanted — Advertising Staff

Originally published in The Paper, March 1972.

March 1, 1972

Hamilton Elementary Looks Set to Close

On October 20, 2026, Hamilton Elementary hosted a St. Louis Public Schools (SLPS) meeting on the proposal to close the school.

Why Not Vote?

by Jo Ann Vatcha [Editor’s Note: Fifty years ago, longtime Times editor Jo Ann Vatcha wrote this reflection on voting and the…

6000 & 6100 Westminster Host Annual Block Party

6000 and 6100 Westminster Place Block Party - 2026 The residents of the 6000 and 6100 Westminster Place blocks gathered on the…

A Voter’s Guide for Missouri Ballot Measures on November 3

November 3 is an important election day. In addition to voting for federal and state offices, judges, the state auditor and more,…

This Land Is Your Land: Our Community Gardens

Founding the McPherson Garden, circa 1997 Nobody plans on meeting neighbors over a tomato patch, but that is often how it happens…

SD’s Four Sub-neighborhoods Make for Strange (but Loving) Bedfellows

How Catlin, Parkview, Rosedale-Skinker and Washington Heights Constitute One Neighborhood Skinker DeBaliviere is one neighborhood but, like Walt Whitman’s famous poem, it…

Community Council Highlights

A $4,500 tax liability, the resignation of the Council’s project manager, and a way forward for the Westminster 1035 Garden highlighted the…

SD Rocks, Shops and Celebrates During Its Festival Season

Photos from Porchfest 2026 When days get shorter, family vacations are over and Washington University students return – many a Skinker DeBaliviere…

Lu Green, Neighborhood and Community Leader, Dies

Lu Green Skinker DeBaliviere lost another community catalyst and connector on August 31 with the death of former longtime resident, Lucille “Lu”…

Levitt Vibe Music Series Wraps up at Lucier Park

Photos from the Levitt Vibe STL Music Series The Levitt Vibe STL Music Series wrapped up on September 27 at Phillip Lucier…

Who’s that Veterinarian in the Window?

Seth Williams and a happy patient Did you know that Kingsbury Animal Hospital (KAH) has been in our neighborhood since 1978? Veterinarian…

In Your Ear

Despite my youth, I’ve traveled a bit through our wonderful country. I’ve gone up to the top of the Empire State Building,…

Grace UMC Hosts Musical Protest

Grace United Methodist Church joined with STL Singing Resistance to host a protest at the corner of Skinker Boulevard and Waterman Boulevard…