The U City restaurant is adding a second kitchen and private dining space.
This summer Winslow's Home, 7213 Delmar Blvd., will debut an expanded space. Owner Ann Sheehan Lipton purchased the building's basement, which will be used to house a second kitchen, private dining room, and private label packaging area, Feast Magazine reports. Read the full report on Feast. Winslow's Home has been making a lot of headlines recently. Stay updated on the latest:
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Emily Hagan of Kirkwood reportedly received a three-year prison sentence Tuesday in connection to a drunk driving accident that killed a bicyclist last year.
Re-Designz offers contemporary jewelry and gifts along with retro furniture.
Vintage shop Re-Designz settled into the Loop earlier this spring to become another spot for shoppers on the hunt for all-things retro. In addition to an assortment of tables, chairs and other pieces from the 1950s, 60s and 70s, Re-Designz will also help shoppers customize their personal look with contemporary bracelets, necklaces and earrings, according to the store's website. Re-Designz had formerly been located in Crestwood Court's ArtSpace and moved out of the mall in February as part of a redevelopment plan, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. Re-Designz is located at 6352 Delmar Blvd. For more information, call (314) 330-1974.
Take a photo tour of the dressed-up displays now poising on Delmar Blvd.
The initiative aims to showcase the talent of local artists, promote Delmar-area business businesses and raise sustainability awareness. Each mannequin is outfitted with clothing crafted using only recyclable materials and represents an individual Loop-area business.
The accident happened around 1:15 Tuesday morning.
A car was struck and two people injured on the Metrolink tracks near the Delmar Station early Tuesday morning. Fox 2 KTVI reports that the accident happened around 1:15 a.m. A car apparently crashed through a fence and ended up on the tracks. Authorities say for some reason the red Pontiac first drove through a private lot then crashed through the fence near Rosedale and Skinker. A short time later, a Metrolink train t-boned the car on the passenger’s side. A man and woman in their early 20s were in the car. They were both taken to an area hospital where they are in serious but stable condition. For more information, see Fox 2's full report.
All the news you need for Tuesday, Feb. 7.
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Here are some suggestions of things to do in or near University City this week.
SNOW BALL AT THE MOONRISE Friday the Moonrise Hotel hosts the 2nd annual Snow Ball in St. Louis. The soiree is a precursor to Saturday's Delmar Loop Ice Carnival. There will be cocktails and cuisine. DJ Mahf will spin the tunes. Guests are encouraged to dress in their finest fiery red and icy white attire. Tickets are $30 per person. CLICK HERE for ticket website. LOOP ICE CARNIVAL The 7th annual Ice Carnival takes over the Delmar Loop area Saturday. The all-day event is fun for the entire family. There will be a putt putt pub crawl, human dog sled races, ice carving demonstrations and game booths. A highlight for the kids - ice slides. Visit the the official Delmar Loop website for more information. The event is FREE. It'll cost you for …
Joe Edwards said he'd like to see the camera system up and running by March at the latest.
In its bid to hire a firm to oversee the installation of a video surveillance system in the Loop, the City of University City said the system will need to be operational by June. However, Joe Edwards wants the security system up and running a lot sooner than that. At Tuesday's meeting of the Loop Special Business District, Edwards, owner of Blueberry Hill and other popular Loop destinations, said he'd like to see the surveillance system operational by March at the latest. While the cameras had been in the works for sometime, business owners really pushed for them after a particularly disruptive weekend last April in the Loop, which involved hundreds of unruly young people. "Maybe they can speed it up," Edwards said to Raymond Lai, Deputy …
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12:28 pm on Thursday, January 12, 2012
Ummm... I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but: http://www.ucitymo.org/Bids.aspx?bidID=64 Taxpayers will be on the hook for this one! more ›
The Loop Trolley is expected to run from near the lion gates in University City to DeBaliviere Avenue, and then south to Forest Park and back.
There's been a change of plans in the design of the Loop Trolley cars. Originally, the plan called for the trolley to use hybrid cars, which are battery operated in combination with power from overhead wires. However, the system will now be made up of heritage cars. Those are used trolley cars from the 1920s and 1940s that will be retrofitted for today's needs. The heritage cars will require electric lines along the entire route, said University City Mayor Shelley Welsch in a blog posting on her personal website. Welsch is a member of the Loop Trolley Transportation Development District. "I was told that progress has been made in making such lines less visually obtrusive than they have been in the past," she said on her blog. "This may …
1:56 pm on Wednesday, May 16, 2012
please note that the text of the article and the illustration with the article show two different routes....... Is this trolley just running between the lions and Debalaver, or just to the old train station on Delmar or all the way to the History museum in Forest park. Every article that I have seen this week has a different answer... no wonder the public is confused more ›
Trains LTD has a large selection of electric trains, new and old.
For generations, electric toy trains have captivated people of all ages. It is certainly the case for Steve Lukefahr, owner of Trains Ltd., located at 8151 Delmar in University City. His love for electric trains began on Christmas morning in 1947 when his uncle gave him his first Lionel train set. He still enjoys it today—it’s set up in his basement. Located at the corner of Old Bonhomme Road and Delmar Boulevard, Trains Ltd. is filled from floor to ceiling with trains, new and old. But not just any trains, we’re talking Lionel, Lukefahr’s first love. He has been collecting and selling Lionel trains since he opened his store in 1989. Lukefahr told Patch how to begin model railroading. He said that starter sets are a great way to begin, …
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Christiane Carlsson
10:47 am on Tuesday, April 24, 2012
I very much like reading the U-City Patch as it keeps me informed about things relevant to my former community and beyond - I now live just across the county line in St. Louis City. I am glad the two people in the car survived the accident but I don't care for sensational reporting of the Fox 'News' kind. It is so not relevant. Christiane Carlsson more ›