Save Shenandoah School

February 22, 2008 by Kacie Starr Triplett

This coming Tuesday, February 26th at 7pm, Melanie Adams from the Special Administrative School Board will be present at the Tower Grove East neighborhood meeting to speak with residents about the possible closure of Shenandoah elementary.  We all know the importance of schools remaining in the community and serving as pillars for the community. Please come and attend the meeting; ask questions, get answers and become involved.

Tower Grove East Neighborhood Meeting, February 26th @ 7:00pm

2336 Tennessee -Stray Dog Theatre (please park in the Shenandoah Elementary parking lot)

Babysitting will be provided

Tower Grove East Peace Vigil

February 9, 2008 by Kacie Starr Triplett

Join the Tower Grove East and other neighborhood groups for a community peace vigil on February 11th at 6:45pm. We will meet at the Tower Grove East substation, located at 2901 Sidney at Nebraska. The purpose of this event is for local residents to band together and fight crime in our neighborhood and also highlight the collective strength we have as a community. I hope you will join us.

United for a Night of Peace: “Reclaiming Our Neighborhood”

Monday, February 11th at 6:45pm

After meeting at the substation, the march will proceed south to Nebraska, west on Magnolia, north to Michigan and end back at 2901 Sidney. Refreshments to be served.

Trash & President’s Day

February 7, 2008 by Kacie Starr Triplett

Just a reminder residents —-due to President’s Day on Monday, February 18th, trash that would normally be collected on Mondays and Thursdays, will have their trash collected on TUESDAY (Feb. 19th) and THURSDAY (Feb. 21st).

Those who have Tuesday and Friday trash collection, will have their trash collected on WEDNESDAY (Feb. 20th) and FRIDAY (Feb. 22nd).

For convenient reference, view the Holiday Trash Pickup Schedule at http://stlouis.missouri.org/citygov/refuse

Super Tuesday – Please Go Vote

February 5, 2008 by Kacie Starr Triplett

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Hope is Coming!

A Day On Not A Day Off

January 22, 2008 by Kacie Starr Triplett

 Share what you and your family are doing to remember Dr. King’s legacy.