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Tag: November 1976

The 1976-77 Division of Recreation's Fall, Winter, Spring Programs officially began on Monday, October 11, 1976 with the opening of 13 Recreation Centers, 7 swimming sites, and approximately 25 outposts.
The pollsters call it "voter apathy."
A three-day camping adventure to Silver Mine near Fredrickstown, Missouri, for 22 six to eleven-year-old- children capped a busy month of activities for teachers and children at the Neighborhood School.
During the most recent meeting of the Washington Heights Neighbors Board Of Directors the Membership chairperson, Anna Busch, mentioned that there are 48 paid members in the Washington Heights Neighbors.
The survey by St Louis University of all branches of the St. Louis Public Library is just now being finished, later than expected.

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RochtoberFest

St. Roch’s neighbors and friends are invited to Rochtoberfest, an evening of barbecue, good food and community fellowship on Saturday, November 7.

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TSD Fundraiser

Join us for a free concert and fundraiser to support The Times of Skinker DeBaliviere, St. Louis’ oldest neighborhood newspaper.

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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…

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