As 9th District Captain, Mike Caruson explains in the video below, the Saint Louis Metropolitan Police Department and the Missouri State Highway Patrol are collaborating on a special task force to bring down the number of automobile break-ins in the central corridor of St. Louis. This initiative, which begins on April 11, 2010, will target [...]
Last night (Wednesday, March 31st), the Central West End Neighborhood Security Initiative held it’s monthly security forum at the Schlafly Library. At each meeting, CWE NSI Director James Partee, Board President Brooks Goedeker, law enforcement officers and neighborhood residents and business owners meet to discuss the current state of safety and security in the area, [...]
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Central West End Midtown Development and H3 Studios are in the final stages of implementing a form based plan for the southern portion of the Central West End. The plan is designed to regulate development practices and to protect the area’s urban identity. The proposal also encourages green development and helps to enhance the pedestrian [...]
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As you may have noticed, the Parkway Hotel, located at the corner of Euclid Avenue and Forest Park Parkway, is now sporting new and improved signs at the main entrance. This 8-story, 6-year old hotel, located in the heart of the Central West End is relatively new to the area. However, it has already proven [...]
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The Central West End Neighborhood Security Initiative (NSI), currently under the auspice of the Central West End Association, is working to become an independent organization. Due to the success of the initiative’s first year and its ever expanding safety and security efforts, the NSI board has begun taking the steps necessary to officially become a [...]
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On the job for just over a year, James Partee has hit the ground running. As Director of the Neighborhood Security Initiative in the Central West End, James has overseen a 13% drop in overall crimes, improved communication between the public and enforcement officers and greater security coverage of the area at a lower cost [...]
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Word is that the gasometers at Shrewsbury and Interstate 44 are coming down. This reminds us of: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1u_MjlpA5Y]
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