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Washington University Police Crime Blotter
The latest criminal incidents investigated by the Washington University Police Department.

Former editor of University City Patch.
The latest criminal incidents investigated by the Washington University Police Department.

Rick Salamon says he has serious solutions to deal with problems facing the University City School District.
A federal grant expires at the end of March which allows U City residents to obtain a free rain barrel from the City.
Each week, University City Patch provides you with five great money-saving opportunities for St. Louis families.
A consultant hired by University City has come out with his report on ways the City can save money and be more efficient.
University City School District Superintendent Wilson Pruitt says snow days taken will be made up at the end of the school year.
University City resident Susan Rava signed her memoir on Alzheimer's at the University City Library Monday night.
University City Councilmembers met for a budget study session Monday night to discuss mid-year financials.
A broken sprinkler Sunday caused flooding issues at a Washington University dorm.
Students head back to school Friday.
University City business Subterranean Books may have to close down if business doesn't pick up.
Summary of crime report for the week of 01/24/11-01/30/11.
The founding executive director of U City's Center of Creative Arts, will spend the spring semester at Harvard University.
The U City School District is selling used computers to families.
Washington University police respond to a report of a stolen camera.
A St. Louis etiquette expert says its ok to ask her if she will over the holidays.
The St. Louis Zoo shows off its newest mother and baby.
Fifth-grader Caleb Perkins correctly spelled "Autumn" to win his school's spelling bee.
Lauryn Hill will perform at The Pageant next month.
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