Subject: Craig Schmid

• Pop the Cork: Liquor Moratorium on Cherokee Street Comes to an End

  As reported yesterday in the Cherokee Street News, the moratorium prohibiting alcohol sales on parts of Cherokee Street in south St. Louis has ended. A board bill passed last week excludes a three-block stretch of Cherokee (from Iowa Avenue to Nebraska Avenue) from the so-called Twentieth Ward Liquor Control District. View Larger MapLast May, Alderman Craig Schmid (Ward 20) angered many business owners along Cherokee when he introduced legislation that would re-instate for thee years the li

  February 19, 2009

• Hit Parade

  March 10, 1999

• Sobering thought: New legislation could make it difficult to get a drink on Cherokee Street

  May 28, 2008

• And the Emmy Goes To. . .

  December 12, 2001

• Letters Column

  Week of March 9, 2006

  March 8, 2006

• Exhibit V

  Want a Girls Gone Wild video? The city can hook you up. Plus: a box full of even more naughty tapes, and a paean to the cars that go boom.

  February 8, 2006

• Lose the Booze

  February 8, 2006

• Not on Our Street

  Cherokee Street's business establishment wants that Mexican bus to vamoose

  June 8, 2005

• Land Grab

  Why does the city undercut would-be developers? Don't ask.

  June 1, 2005

• The Ice Cream War

  It's a hot, sweaty, cutthroat business. And in most city neighborhoods, it's illegal. A report from the front lines of the battle of the Bomb Pop.

  August 20, 2003

• Butcher's Boy

  Favazza and the vulture culture mass against city-government reform

  December 4, 2002

• New City Trick

  Judge Jim Sullivan has a different way of dealing with crack whores -- don't just jail them, treat them for their addiction

  September 11, 2002

• Married to the Job

  December 5, 2001

• Peeling the Onion

  August 1, 2001

• Letters

  March 21, 2001

• Letters

  March 7, 2001

• Letters

  February 28, 2001

• Best Alderman

  September 27, 2000

• Best Underground Railroad Site

  September 27, 2000

• A Run on the Bank

  July 5, 2000

• And You Thought the Presidential Race Was Going to Be Dry

  April 19, 2000

• Back to the Future

  April 5, 2000

• SNAP CALL

  December 1, 1999

• Hit Parade

  April 28, 1999

• Man Writes "FUCK" on Building, Calls It "NEOART," Goes to Jail

  cherokeestreetnews.org​Who is David Reeves? The 51-year-old's own Web site portrays him as a toy designer and graffiti artist of international reputation. Some on Cherokee Street view him as more pest than provocateur. Whatever you believe, there's at least one thing David Reeves definitely is these days: incarcerated. The guy's been around for a while. Acquaintances say he owned a couple of record stores in the St. Louis area during the 1980s, plus a pair of recording studios in the early 199

  August 3, 2009