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Former crossing guard helps Fishes and Loaves meet rising community need for food | The Homepage

By April Clisura Fishes and Loaves Cooperative Ministries operations specialist Maureen Bobak welcomes guests for free lunch at 131 E....

15th Ward Democratic Committee elects new leadership team | The Homepage

By the 15th Ward Democratic Committee 15th Ward Democratic committee chair, Michael Bartley. Photo courtesy of Michael Bartley On June...

Work begins on Gladstone Residences; 43 of 51 units to be affordable | The Homepage

By Sonya Tilghman, Hazelwood Initiative Executive Director The Gladstone Residences project will create 51 new housing units, most of...

July community meeting: Equity One-Stop Shop, Year Up and inclusionary zoning | The Homepage

By Juliet Martinez The Equity One Stop Shop will reuse the existing chapel space for (left to right) worship in the existing sanctuary,...

Remembering Alex Bodnar, "a crazy Hungarian with a big dream" | The Homepage

By Ziggy Edwards Family, friends, and neighbors gathered on March 11 and 12 to say goodbye and celebrate the life of Alexander Jozsa...

Connections are the secret to young entrepreneur’s success | The Homepage

By Juliet Martinez If Dasawn Gray is going places, he’s bringing his community with him. Before he told me about the businesses he has...

The rebirth of Hazelwood

Sometimes it can be hard to see how much has changed when you live it every day, but this video shows just how much our community has...

Hazelwood Greenway project a finalist for UN climate change award | The Homepage

By Juliet Martinez The Hazelwood Greenway restoration will be one of 12 partnerships showcased in Glasgow, Scotland, on November 10 in...

Hazelwood Hero: Herb Douglas, the oldest living Olympian | The Homepage

By JaQuay Carter Herbert Paul Douglas, the “fastest runner to come out of Hazelwood,” recently said "I was born 57 years after the ending...

The Black and White homeownership gap has grown. Here are some ways to reverse that. | The Homepage

By Juliet Martinez A lower percentage of Black Americans own homes now than before the Fair Housing Act was passed in 1968. But resources...

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