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“Who do +you+ say I Am?”
Posted by Lyndsey Scott on July 28, 2008 | 3 Comments
“The Cherokee lives as a natural part of his environment and strives to complement it, not subdue or dominate it. It’s an Indian {sic} philosophy that is playing an increasing role in everyone’s life now that we realize that natural resources are limited and imbalance between man’s technology and nature is perilously close to disaster.” -Huey P. Long
One day last fall, stopped at the stoplight at Jefferson & Cherokee, I saw a little fellow, maybe three years old?, holding hands and walking with his mom past the statue on the NW corner of the intersection. His neck strained, looking up at the man, walking.
Organizations and Associations
- Arch Reactor
- Art Dimensions
- Benton Park
- Benton Park West
- Cherokee Antique Row
- Cherokee-Lemp Historic District
- Cherokee Station Business Assn.
- Community Arts and Media Project
- Dutchtown South
- Gravois Park
- Marine Villa
Neighborhood Resources
- - Quick Reference -
- Cherokee Recreation Center
- Community Arts and Media Project
- Franciscan Connection
- West Corner Community Garden