In this video, Dr. Joe Bresee, with the CDC Influenza Division, describes swine flu – its signs and symptoms, how it’s transmitted, medicines to treat it, steps people can take to protect themselves from it, and what people should do if they become ill. There has been a number of recorded outbreaks of swine flu, [...]
The Urban Garden is starting to take shape and you can start to get a sense what the finished project will look like. When finished the Garden will feature 20 to 25 pieces of modern sculpture and fountains. When we took these pictures they were working on getting a waterfall to function properly. As you can see the [...]
Today I had the opportunity to visit the grand opening of the Benton Park West Dog Park. The Benton Park West Neighborhood Association Board of Directors and Dog Park Committee welcomed the residents of Benton Park West; Aldermen Cohn and Schmid; Representative Mott-Oxford; Blogger Steve Patterson (who has a nice article about the event); myself and of course [...]
Saw Mr. Lincoln at cards game again today. He was working to find recyceable materials and reminded me of how important it was to continue to be as green as possible. Mr Lincoln is 100 percent green. »This post was processed by PostMaster
Anyone who is downtown today should stop by the Annie Malone BBQ. The food and weather are great and it’s a perfect way to head into the weekend. A quick look at Annie Malones history and mission: Annie Malone provides housing and life skills to teenagers 16-20 years old.
We have written previously about the challenges that are ahead for the St. Louis budget. We now have an clearer picture of the challenges ahead. It is clear that there are going to be many tough decisions. The City of St. Louis provides many services fueled by the payments of a multitude of taxes including payroll [...]
