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Sherman A1

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2. That was a comment below the article

Reply to samir.g (Reply #1)

Sun May 20, 2018, 06:09 AM

May 2018

and I agree that it is certainly a real possibility. It can also be a chance for long overlooked and sometimes worn out neighborhoods to see a renewal, depending upon how this trend (if there is one at all) shakes out. There are many good things that could happen and many that are less so. It is important for neighborhoods and communities to take opportunities such as this and manage them for the long term. I will be passing this article onto my City Councilman and giving him my thoughts on what might be a path forward to benefit our municipality.

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In quest to find affordable home, family lands in once-segregated St. Louis County neighborhood [View all] Sherman A1 May 2018 OP

here comes the gentrification samir.g May 2018 #1

That was a comment below the article Sherman A1 May 2018 #2

In the inner city portion of St. Louis City, especially Tower Grove, South City, etc. SWBTATTReg May 2018 #3

Tower Grove is a beautiful area and the park is very nice Sherman A1 May 2018 #4

Good points made by you AND ... SWBTATTReg May 2018 #5