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Southeastward view of Downtown skyline from third floor window of Blewitt Middle School on Cass Avenue near 19th Street. Eddie Roth.The vision is breathtaking.Against all odds — and, some would argue, against all reason — a huge swath of long-blighted, mostly vacant, largely forsaken north St. Louis has been proposed as the site of a “game-changing 1,800-acre, state-of-the-art job center in the inner city.”The footprint was five years in the making. Real estate developer Paul J. McKee Jr., best

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UPDATE (5/22) : Flyer Editorial: Gibbons, as governor, thinks it would be pointless to veto the guns-in-bars law . An excerpt: District Attorney General Bill Gibbons, the subject of this week's Flyer cover story, professed, when asked, to be dubious about the Tennessee legislature's recent passage of a law allowing gun-permit holders to take their weapons into bars and restaurants. "I'm aware of too many cases involving mixing guns and alcohol," gubernatorial candidate Gibbons said. So he wo by M.B. Bradley Owning a house is a dream almost every man fosters from his or her very childhood. Some spend almost all the life?s savings in realizing this dream. Yet, the happiness and the satisfaction that he or she gets on entering into the new house are priceless and unparalleled and every moment of it is cherished by all. However, there are various chances of facing a foreclosure, which may take the home away. In places like St. Louis, it is important to have an idea of the available ti The sustainable city of the future will rest on the revival of traditional institutions that have faded in many of today’s cities. Ellen Moncure and Joe Wong first met in school and then fell in love while living in the same dorm at the College of William and Mary. After graduation, they got married and, in 1999, moved to Washington, D.C., where they worked amid a large community of single and childless people. Like many in their late 20s, the couple began to seek something other than exciti

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