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Tag: Public Health

Historical November 1975 blood-drive announcement; eligibility rules are those printed at the time.
On August 11, 1975, the People's Clinic made the first visit of a new program, dubbed PECOS, in service to the older adults of our community.
In June 1972, the People's Clinic began in response to a growing demand among some neighborhood people for accessable, primary health care services.
On November 9, 1974, the Des Peres Branch Library will host a Sickle Cell Program conducted by the De Paul Hospital Sickle Cell Disease Education and Screening Clinic.
Practicing preventative medicine is just plain practical.

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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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Kids Corner — Christmas Trees!

Original printed byline: Fei Powell Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, November–December 2026. The holiday season is upon us and winter…

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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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