Transportation & Mobility Plan for St. Louis

On behalf of the Transportation & Mobility Plan (TMP) team, you’re invited to join us at a series of upcoming community events to explore the future of mobility in the City of St. Louis. We’re hosting two open houses and a special Bike Network Workshop, each designed to spark conversation and share the TMP’s key themes in fun, informal settings. Bike Network Workshop Monday, July 14 | 5–7 p.m. Forest Park Forever Visitor Center – Trolley Room Read More…

Town Hall Meeting: Disaster Relief & Recovery Funds – 6/26 at 6 pm

Message from Missouri Congresswoman Kimberly Ann Collins: Greetings from The Office of the 77th District! To My Resilient Residents, Valued Business Owners, & Community Partners:I want to sincerely apologize for the delay in sending out my weekly newsletter. Many of you have reached out via phone and email asking, “Where’s my newsletter?” I hear you, I truly do. I’ve been on the ground every single day responding to the disaster that hit my district. I’ve been walking Read More…

Neighborhood meeting reminder 3/11/25 @7pm at Northwest Coffee Co.

We have a full, interesting, & and most exciting agenda for this coming Tuesday’s WPLNA meeting, March 11th at 7 p.m. at Northwest Coffee.   Alderwoman Cara Spencer will talk about her mayoral candidacy. Ms. Spencer advanced to April’s general election, where her sole opponent will be incumbent Mayor Tishaura Jones.   City Comptroller Darlene Green will discuss her bid for re-election to office as well. Ms. Green also advanced to next month’s general election, where Read More…

SAD NEWS: QUARRELSOME COFFEE TO CLOSE

Quarrelsome Coffee opened at 22 N. Sarah in October of 2023 in the space formerly housing The Block Restaurant (and before that the wonderful restaurant Terrene). We just learned that Quarrelsome Coffee will close on February 2nd. The owner, Mark Schwartz is exploring other options for the space but has not announced any future plans.  He kindly offered to keep the neighborhood informed. You may want to drop in before they close on February 2nd. Here Read More…

WPLNA General Assembly Meeting Reminder addendum

Clarification of the guest presenter agenda: Our guest speaker will be Nick Hartzler, a Sr. Project Manager at Steadfast City Economic and Community Partners who will present their plan to convert the Red Cross building into apartments and to “adaptively reuse “ the historic house to the west of Red Cross that was Civil Rights icon Margaret Bush Wilson’s former office.

WPLNA MEETING ON TUES. 10/8/24 at 7:00

The West Pine Laclede Neighborhood Association will meet on Tuesday, October 8th at 7 pm at Northwest Coffee, 4251 Laclede (at Boyle).  All are welcome! Our featured speakers will be representatives from RecoVET, the new owners of the former Ronald McDonald House properties in the 4300 block of West Pine. In addition, Alderman Browning plans to discuss the proposed changes to the City Charter that will appear on the November ballot. The minutes from our Read More…

WPLNA MEETING ON TUES. 9/10/24 at 7:00

The West Pine Laclede Neighborhood Association will meet on Tuesday, September 10th at 7 pm at Northwest Coffee, 4251 Laclede (at Boyle).  All are welcome! Our special guest will be Jeff Winzerling, a neighbor and a well-known developer with Versa Development, regarding plans for the Optimist Building on Lindell. Versa has the site under contract in a joint venture with Rothschild Development.  Development of this mid-century modern building has been controversial in the past and Read More…

WPLNA Meeting – Tues, May 14 at 7 pm

The West Pine Laclede Neighborhood Association will meet on Tuesday, May 14  at 7 pm at Northwest Coffee, 4251 Laclede (at Boyle).  All are welcome! Our guest speaker will be Marschnee Strong, the Development and Communications Director for Craft Alliance.  Craft Alliance, formerly in the Delmar Loop in University City, moved only three years ago to its current location art 5080 Delmar in the ‘Maker District’. Neighborhood Improvement Specialist Ron Coleman and Alderman Michael Browning Read More…

ALLEY SPEED BUMP PROPOSAL 4100-4200 BLOCK OF WEST PINE

Due to issues caused by cars speeding down the alley that serves West Pine and Lindell Boulevard between Boyle Avenue and Sarah Street, residents are requesting authorization from affected addresses to request funding for and to install speed bumps. A PDF of the proposal is attached. Here is a link to the proposal and survey. Residents/businesses on the north side of the 4100-4200 block of West Pine and the south side of the same block on Read More…