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July 8, 2011
"Saucer on South Grand" Developer Gets His Tax Abatement
Albert SamahaDeveloper Rick Yackey will get the tax abatement he requested to redevelop The Saucer on South Grand. As expected, the Board of Aldermen passed Board Bill #118 today, by a vote of 15 to 9. Given the bill's high profile, most of this debate had already been hashed out over the pas ... More >>
Blogs
February 17, 2011
Nightclubbing: The Warehouse, A New Bar/Venue on Jefferson
Diana BenantiThe Warehouse, 2501 South Jefferson. If you've been to the Way Out or Trader Bob's in recent months, you may have noticed a new venue popped up a few doors down from those Jefferson Avenue institutions. The Warehouse opened in late November, and owner Tony Labarbera says so far ... More >>
Blogs
November 22, 2010
How Much Are Lobbyists Spending on Your St. Louis Alderman?
kaciestarrtriplett.comKacie Starr Triplett (Ward 6) leads the Board of Aldermen with $1,327 in lobbyist expenditures this year.Poor St. Louis Aldermen. Sure, their $32,000 a year salary is nothing to sneeze at and roughly on par with what state reps ($36k) and senators ($31k) earn. But when it co ... More >>
Blogs
June 18, 2010
Downtown Residents Want Lure Nightclub Disciplined or Closed
Members of the Downtown St. Louis Residents Association hosted a meeting last night to discuss what can be done about disruptive behavior outside area nightclubs. Of specific concern to the group is the Lure nightclub (formerly Lucky's) at 1204 Washington Avenue. Just last week club-goers who may ... More >>
Blogs
January 6, 2010
Committee of Homeless People Meet to Air Grievances to City Officials (But Few Show Up)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mager/ / CC BY-SA 2.0It was supposed to be an exchange between city officials and downtown's homeless. By 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, about 50 people had filled up room 306 of the St. Louis Public Library's central branch. But for a pair of cops and a few service provider ... More >>
News
October 7, 2009
RFT readers wonder what's got into Alderwoman Phyllis Young
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mager/ / CC BY-SA 2.0It was supposed to be an exchange between city officials and downtown's homeless. By 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, about 50 people had filled up room 306 of the St. Louis Public Library's central branch. But for a pair of cops and a few service provider ... More >>
Blogs
October 2, 2009
Horny Mothers, Bonehead Academics, "Butt" Peddlers and Questionable Politicos: Who is This Week's Ass Clown?
Ladies and gentlemen, it's that time of the week again. Vote for the local headline maker you think made the biggest ass of themselves this week. And the nominees...1. Mizzou Officials: Administrators at University of Missouri helped make headlines this week when they sold old cell phones belongi ... More >>
Blogs
May 6, 2009
Controversy Brewing Over Soulard Oktoberfest
www.soulardoktoberfest.comNow that I have your attention, take note: The Soulard Oktoberfest may be forced to move downtown this year.Alderwoman Phyllis Young, the Historic Soulard Market Merchant's Association, and a handful of neighborhood residents say the annual festival, now entering its sixth ... More >>
Culture
June 9, 2004
Man at Work
First Run Theatre offers plays that are under construction
News
August 8, 2001
When the Levy Breaks
Two years and more than $4 million later, a downtown tax is drowning under charges that it was illegally imposed
News
July 25, 2001
You're in St. Louis Now
If you thought Irene Smith was strange, you haven't been to City Hall lately
Dining
May 9, 2001
Side Dish
Negotiations for a new riverfront restaurant are going swimmingly
News
July 19, 2000
A Twist of Faith
From her small-town Baptist roots to her run for public office, Jeanette Mott Oxford has relied on her religious convictions to overcome fear and prejudice -- including her own.
News
June 14, 2000
Last Call for 3 a.m. Closings
Mediating the city's liquor-license madness is enough to drive an alderman to drink
News
June 7, 2000
The Albatross
St. Louis has a long and tortured history with the Admiral, home of the President Casino, but the city is about to gamble another $3 million to keep it afloat. It's a risky bet.
News
March 29, 2000
Not Such E-Z Terms for the E-Z Hotel
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen have passed a bill funding the new convention-center hotel, but many of the lawmakers aren't very happy with their handiwork; plus, other St. Louis follies and foibles
Music
March 8, 2000
Jungle Boogie
St. Louis clubs play host to inspired DJs
News
October 20, 1999
ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT
When a nightclub switched to hip-hop, Laclede's Landing and the city clamped down. The fans don't fit in with the plans.
News
October 6, 1999
MARKET FORCES
After more than 150 years of operation, Soulard Market is being reinvented. But the change isn't going down easily.
News
March 17, 1999
Reclamation Project
Youth Build works to rebuild lives as it rebuilds the city

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