Melissa Wilkinson
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District Launches Community Roundtable Discussions (opens the original)
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The Kirkwood School District is launching a new series of community meetings for participants to share ideas on specific topics related to students and learning. The first session will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 30. Dubbed âCommunity Connections Roundtable Meetings,â the discussions are based on the world café model, a structured conversational process wherein a large group participates in smaller discussion groups, moving from group to group throughout the evening. âItâs something n
“Coffee With Mayor” Canceled (opens the original)
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After canceling âCoffee with the Mayorâ programs scheduled for July 16, July 21 and Aug. 18, the city of Kirkwood has once again canceled for the Sept. 15 session. In June, the city announced a summer pause for âCoffee with the Mayor.â The informal gatherings were designed for conversation and community dialogue with Kirkwood Mayor Liz Gibbons. The city announced the cancellation of the September session via its email newsletter last week. City spokesperson Jessica Winter did not respond
Coffee Kickstarter To Change Name After Similarity To Existing Project Causes Confusion (opens the original)
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The owners of an upcoming coffee project will change its name after the owner of another coffee project in the works accused them of copying their name and concept. The owners of Kirkwoodâs Teleo Coffee on Aug. 16 launched a Kickstarter campaign to finance a second location, âThe Dwelling Place by Teleo.â The campaign bills the concept as âan invitation to slow down and truly dwellâ with outdoor gathering spaces, community events, gardens, classes and farm-to-table meals.â The campai
Theatre Guild of Webster Groves Celebrates 100 Years Of Community Theater (opens the original)
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In 1926, a passionate team of art enthusiasts in Webster Groves began discussions for a group dedicated to theater. Now, a century later, the Theatre Guild of Webster Groves is still going strong. The guild will present its 100th season of community theater beginning next week. âIn between 1926 and 1927, we like to say the guild went from a conversation to an organization,â said Taylor Brill, managing director of the Theatre Guild of Webster Groves. âThatâs why weâre celebrating our ce
Theatre Guild of Webster Groves (opens the original)
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In 1926, a passionate team of art enthusiasts in Webster Groves began discussions for a group dedicated to theater. Now, a century later, the Theatre Guild of Webster Groves is still going strong. The guild will present its 100th season of community theater beginning next week. âIn between 1926 and 1927, we like to say the guild went from a conversation to an organization,â said Taylor Brill, managing director of the Theatre Guild of Webster Groves. âThatâs why weâre celebrating our ce
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