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Month: April 2019

Close the Workhouse hosts "People's Budget Hearing"
Crime News Politics The NorthSider
Close the Workhouse hosts "People's Budget Hearing"
Bill Beene2 years ago0

GRAND CENTER – The Close the Workhouse campaign convened last Thursday evening at the Deaconess Foundation for what they called a “People’s Budget Hearing” for constituents, whom they say probably…

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Reset Africa Reset America
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Reset Africa Reset America
Bill Beene2 years ago0

DOWNTOWN – In the coming weeks, City Aldermanic President Lewis Reed will be in talks with the Ugandan Parliament to help give birth to international trade between Africans and African-Americans.…

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34-unit apartments building approved in Ellendale neighborhood
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34-unit apartments building approved in Ellendale neighborhood
Jim Merkel2 years ago0

ELLENDALE – Some neighbors worried that putting a 34-unit loft apartment building in a former school building might clog parking on an adjacent street. But the neighborhood association said the…

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Ted Drewes celebrates 90 years
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Ted Drewes celebrates 90 years
Samantha Auch2 years ago0

LINDENWOOD PARK – St. Louis’ favorite summer treat turned 90 this past Thursday. Ted Drewes on Chippewa celebrated 90 years in business with music, balloons and a coloring contest in…

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Krewson says city is on the move, despite census data
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Krewson says city is on the move, despite census data
Jim Merkel2 years ago0

DOWNTOWN – Mayor Lyda Krewson celebrated the halfway point of her four-year term in office by bragging about all the positive national press and economic development the city has been…

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Director of embattled city agency steps down
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Director of embattled city agency steps down
Jim Merkel2 years ago0

DOWNTOWN WEST – Caught up in a controversy over mismanagement of public funds, Dr. Alice Prince has resigned as director of the St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment. “I…

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New tattoo shop opens on Jefferson
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New tattoo shop opens on Jefferson
Samantha Auch2 years ago0

BENTON PARK – If you’re on Jefferson with some free time, why not stop in for a tattoo? Arch Nemesis Tattoo at 2909 S Jefferson Ave had its Grand Opening…

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County Executive Stenger resigns after being indicted
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County Executive Stenger resigns after being indicted
Staff2 years ago0

BREAKING NEWS — St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger has resigned in the face of corruption charges. The U.S. attorney in St. Louis announced Monday that a federal grand jury…

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Short film sparks conversations about race and 'Other People'
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Short film sparks conversations about race and 'Other People'
Samantha Auch2 years ago0

FOREST PARK – After the 2016 presidential election, Aisha Sultan felt a turmoil of emotions that she didn’t know how to process. So she made a film about it. Sultan…

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South Side’s only new alderman celebrates his swearing-in day
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South Side’s only new alderman celebrates his swearing-in day
Jim Merkel2 years ago0

DOWNTOWN – From now on, meeting days for new 24th Ward alderman Bret Narayan will be work, work, work. But his swearing-in meeting was a time to celebrate with family,…

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Gent!: a pop-up shop just for men
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Gent!: a pop-up shop just for men
Samantha Auch2 years ago0

THE GROVE – Fashion might be considered women’s territory, but the minds behind Gent! are working to change that. On Saturday afternoon, vendors invited by Gent! gathered at Urban Chestnut…

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New rules limit access to Board of Aldermen, floor, gallery
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New rules limit access to Board of Aldermen, floor, gallery
Jim Merkel2 years ago0

DOWNTOWN – Supporters of new rules for the Board of Aldermen say limiting access to the board’s floor and gallery will keep pesky lobbyists off the floor when aldermen are…

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