Alley closure at Sarah between Laclede & West Pine

Good Afternoon, Good afternoon,  My name is Jim Masters, I work for Raineri Construction. We are working on condo project at 4101 Laclede Ave. Just reaching out to make you aware we will be doing alley repairs this Wednesday and Thursday May 22, and 23 2019. We have obtained an alley blocking permit from the City of Saint Louis for those days. The alley will be blocked completely At Sarah St with no thru access. Read More…

WPLNA Minutes 04.04.19

As approved at the May meeting: WEST PINE LACLEDE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION Minutes 04.09.19 President Harold Karabell called the meeting to order at 7:05 PM. MINUTES The minutes were approved by consensus without any corrections. TREASURE’S REPORT Certificate of deposit value:    $7,211.30  Checking account balance:      $2,231.43 Savings account balance:        $1,060.19 BEAUTIFICATION REPORT Lorraine Simpson volunteered to chair the Beautification Committee with assistance from Susan Nauert. Their key responsibilities are to help WPLNA focus on specific needs/projects (e.g., median Read More…

Thank you neighbors

“Thank you” to the  energetic  team of neighbors who  sacrificed a sunny Saturday last weekend to shovel the trash  and sweep the alleys,  pull weeds, and plant flowers in the green spaces.  The entire neighborhood will enjoy and appreciate the results of their labor.  Gracias! Nancy Lewandowski

Web site question

Our association website home page needs updating.  I’ve been posting and making minor updates to our website for some time but am not knowledgeable on how to make more substantive changes.  We are seeking someone with knowledge of WordPress to meet with me and walk me through how to publish changes to our home page.  I am asking only one meeting with me – probably about an hour. If you can help, please email  digualdo@gmail.com Read More…

Dear West Pine-Laclede Neighborhood Association Member: Please note that Core10 Architecture will be attending our October meeting this coming Tuesday the 9th at Northwest Coffee. (News of their presentation was not included in the initial e-mail announcing next week’s meeting.) Core10 will be presenting site plans and preliminary drawings for a new development in the 4100/4200 block of West Pine that should be of great interest to all of us. I look forward to seeing Read More…

Road Closures for MetroLink Station Construction

We were informed that over the next several weeks, the construction crew for the Metrolink stop will be moving and placing new track for the station. This will require various road closures (see below). Please note the only time both Boyle and Sarah will be closed is over a weekend to minimally disrupt traffic. Otherwise, either Boyle or Sarah will be open during the closure periods. Following is a tentative schedule for the upcoming street Read More…

Missing Dog!

Lost Lhaso Also – Laclede & Sarah Our long-time WPLNA members Dug & Bob at Kramer’s Marionettes lost Dolly, a 12 lb. caramel-colored, long-haired Lhasa Apso. She escaped from yard on Monday 2/5/18. If you see her – contact them at 314-531-3313 or 314-745-8878.

IMPORTANT – Next WPLNA Meeting – 1/9/18

Reminder: There will NOT be a December meeting of the West Pine-Laclede Neighborhood Association. Our next meeting will be Tuesday January 9 at Northwest Coffee at 7 p.m. Deanna Venker, head of City Streets Department, will be there to talk about plans for traffic management in our neighborhood and to address safety concerns. In order to help her prepare please send questions to Harold Karabell, WPLNA President at karabell52@gmail.com by 1/3/18. We will try to Read More…

Request for return of heirloom rocks

Three fossil rocks have disappeared from my front yard fountain at 4163 West Pine. The three fossil rocks were collected in the Ozarks by my grandfather Harry E. Wolf, inventor of the patented Wolf valve which was used for many years by Laclede Gas. My sisters and I split Grandpa’s rock collection and these three rocks are my share. I would very much like them back because they are of great sentimental value. I hope that whoever Read More…