Month: December 2011

December 31, 2011

Visualizing Homicide, Population Decline and the Murder Rate in St. Louis, MO

Visualizing Homicide, Population Decline and the Murder Rate in St. Louis, MO

by Alex Ihnen < 1 min

December 24, 2011

Top 10 nextSTL Posts in 2011

Top 10 nextSTL Posts in 2011

by Alex Ihnen 7 min

December 22, 2011

Scaled Down, Down, Down: Next Arch Grounds Revision Likely to Offer Less

Scaled Down, Down, Down: Next Arch Grounds Revision Likely to Offer Less

by Alex Ihnen 3 min

December 20, 2011

More on Pevely: False Choices, Media Coverage & a New Paradigm in Preservation

More on Pevely: False Choices, Media Coverage & a New Paradigm in Preservation

by Alex Ihnen 3 min

December 20, 2011

Split Decision Denies Saint Louis University Demolition of Iconic Pevely Building, Smokestack

Split Decision Denies Saint Louis University Demolition of Iconic Pevely Building, Smokestack

by Alex Ihnen 2 min

December 19, 2011

Call It Conventional: A Bold Vision for the Future of the Bottle District

Call It Conventional: A Bold Vision for the Future of the Bottle District

by Frank DeGraaf 5 min

December 18, 2011

MoDOT Proposed Gas Tax Increase Falls Well Short of Funding New I-70, Future Projects

MoDOT Proposed Gas Tax Increase Falls Well Short of Funding New I-70, Future Projects

by Herbie Markwort 3 min

December 15, 2011

Have Your Voice Heard Now on the Potential Pevely Complex Demolition

Have Your Voice Heard Now on the Potential Pevely Complex Demolition

by Alex Ihnen 4 min

December 15, 2011

The Luminary Kicks Off Effort to Double Space, Call Cherokee Street Home

The Luminary Kicks Off Effort to Double Space, Call Cherokee Street Home

by Alex Ihnen 3 min

December 14, 2011

As New Bridge Rises, So Do Expectations

As New Bridge Rises, So Do Expectations

by Frank DeGraaf 3 min

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