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Think Obama's In Trouble? That Depends On Your Party
At a news conference last week at the White House, President Obama answered questions on scandals involving the IRS and Justice Department.
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Celebrate U City School Retirees, Honorees Thursday
The School District of University City is honoring its teachers and support staff Thursday night and it wants the public to join in.
Philanthropist Sunny Glassberg Dies
Sonya "Sunny" Glassberg, a patron of the arts and sciences in the area, died Sunday, May 19, 2013, at age 94.
Robert Boettcher, Homeless Man Accused of Murder, Wins U. City Photo Award
Robert Boettcher, a 53-year-old homeless man in St. Louis, was recently released from prison after spending nearly two years behind bars on murder charges.
Young Artists Shine in Final U City Symphony Concert
The University City Symphony Orchestra , under the direction of Maestro Leon Burke III, held its final concert of the 2012-13 season Sunday at All Saints Church in University City.
U City School Meal Prices Going Up Next Year
Meal prices at School District of University City schools are going up next school year.
Board Approves Bond Sale, Construction Begins This Summer
As soon as students leave the halls of School District of University City schools for summer vacation, work will begin on several construction projects.
Ask the Patch Pro: Cosmetologist to Answer Hair, Beauty Questions Thursday
Patch wants to help find the answers to all your questions about hair styling, cuts, coloring and more.
Hanging Around: Kirkwood Area, Other Firefighters Train on Ropes
A fire in a high rise building is a rare occurrence, but area firefighters spent last week training for just such an occasion.
Final U City Symphony Concert of 2012-13 Season Is Sunday
The University City Symphony Orchestra , under the direction of Maestro Leon Burke III, will perform a free concert at All Saints Church in University City on Sunday, May 19 at 3 p.m. The concert is open to the public.
All Politics Is Racial: The tiny north-county hamlet of Vinita Park puts a new spin on the old adage
The first time JaCola Williams saw the mayor was when he drove his golf cart, the one with "City of Vinita Park" painted on the side, up her family's dead-end street.
Pershing Gym Dedication, 'Jazz Under the Stars' Tonight
The Pershing Elementary School gymnasium will be dedicated to Richard Dockett , an active community member who resides in the 3rd Ward of University City.
Teachers Union Protests Outside School Board
Members of the University City Education Association protested outside the School District of University City school board meeting Thursday night.
RFT: Frida's Deli Offers Up the Best Vegetarian Selection, Wraps in St. Louis
Riverfront Times readers say Frida's Deli in University City is their favorite place for its vegetarian selection and wraps, the publication revealed in its Restaurants 2013 guide.
City of Clayton to Explore 'Sweat Free' Ordinance
Big change starts with small steps. That's the idea behind a proposal to make the City of Clayton a Sweat-Free city.
Restaurant Roundup: Raves for Chubbie's, Pita Pit Opens
Spring is here and with it lots of events in University City restaurants. Always a Bridesmaid The Melting Pot "Always a Bridesmaid" event on Thursday, June 20, at the restaurant in the Delmar Loop.
RFT: Cheese-ology Offers Best Mac and Cheese in St. Louis
Feign your surprise, folks: RFT readers chose Cheese-ology , 6602 Delmar Blvd. in University City, as the St.
Peace Officer Memorial Day: Have You Said Thank You?
According to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund website, May 15 was proclaimed National Peace Officers Memorial Day by President John F. Kennedy.
All Politics Is Racial: The tiny north-county hamlet of Vinita Park puts a new spin on the old adage
The first time JaCola Williams saw the mayor was when he drove his golf cart, the one with "City of Vinita Park" painted on the side, up her family's dead-end street.
Hanging Around: Area Firefighters Train on Ropes
A fire in a high rise building is a rare occurrence, but area firefighters spent last week training for just such an occasion.