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Experience shows the bulk of crime occurs after dark in the quiet. Criminals do not like to be seen. They work after dark at times and in places where there … Continued

Neighbors gathered throughout the Hill on October 1 to celebrate National Night Out. Block captains hosted seven block parties, including gatherings on Bischoff, Elizabeth, Botanical, Shaw, and Wilson Avenues. St. … Continued

Together, Let’s Make The Hill a Safer Place The Hill Business Association has rolled out a security patrol on July 29 in partnership with Campbell Security. The patrol occurs throughout … Continued

Alleys are unique to City living. Alleys provide access to garages and off-street parking, a location for convenient garbage and recycling pickup, and a place for our children to play. … Continued

-Jennifer Gianino Summer is my favorite season! From Cardinals games, to visits to the Saint Louis Zoo and Missouri Botanical Garden, enjoying dinner on a restaurant patio, a day spent … Continued

April showers bring May flowers! And spring cleaning, and more sunny days, and warm weather, and trips to the lake, and quality time with your outdoor grill, and so much … Continued

We cannot keep Spring from coming. It is the time of plans and projects and clean up! What a wonder and beauty Spring is with all of the lovely gardens … Continued

By Matt DevotiFeb 13, 2024 If you’re reading this newsletter, you’re a member of Hill 2000. Your receipt of this publication is one of many membership benefits. The newsletter is … Continued

By Teresa Mayhew Hess HAIL AND FAREWELL! “Hail and Farewell” is an expression that tracks back to ancient Rome and is used by many groups, especially the military, to welcome … Continued

BY BRANDON HOLLOWAY Buon Capodanno! As we find ourselves in the heart of winter, the dawn of a new year fills our community on The Hill with anticipation. The lengthening … Continued

Local leaders recently donated an automated external defibrillator (AED) to Hill 2000. AEDs are used to help people experiencing sudden cardiac arrest. The device delivers an electric shock through the … Continued

Neighbors gathered throughout the Hill on October 3 to celebrate National Night Out. Multiple block captains hosted block parties, including get-togethers on Elizabeth, Botanical, Daggett and Wilson Avenues and in … Continued

According to the National Safety Council, children are more than twice as likely to be hit by a car and killed on Halloween than on any other day of the … Continued

On September 27, the Safety & Security Committee hosted a town hall meeting to address the current state of safety on the Hill. During the meeting, participants heard up-to-date neighborhood … Continued

Can you help improve & enhance safety at St. Ambrose school? ST. AMBROSE FOREVER HAS CREATED A FUND TO HELP RAISE THE EXTRA $34,558.05 NEEDED TO PROVIDE UPGRADED SAFETY. ST. … Continued

Discussing How the Courts Handle Crime On May 25, the Safety & Security Committee hosted two judges from the 22 nd Judicial Circuit. During the meeting, the judges discussed how … Continued

Many crimes in our neighborhood involve motor vehicles. Reports persist of stolen vehicles, catalytic converter theft, and items being taken from parked passenger cars and trucks. According to Officer Lauren … Continued

Submit a topic for The Hill 2000 Newsletter! Do you have an interesting story idea for the newsletter? We’d love to hear from you! Submit your idea and photos (if … Continued

With most of us leading busy lives, the idea of volunteering – giving your time and energy to a cause without a financial reward – may seem like an impossible … Continued

On January 26, the Safety & Security Committee hosted representatives from the Circuit Attorney’s Office to address crime in our community.  Malika Poindexter and Khatib Waheeb talked with more than … Continued