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U. City Photo Show The deadline for entries for the has been extended thru Oct. 16. The City's CALOP commission is seeking filmmakers who will make programs about arts, culture and history as related to U. City. Entry forms and info is at www.ucitymo.org/DocumentView.asp?NID=782 Daylight SavingsTime ends at 2 AM Sunday, Nov. 2 . This means an extra hour of sleep and darkness coming earlier in the evenings. Check your local streetlight and make sure they are operating properly. If not, get the pole number and call AmerenUE at 342-1000. If you are not having success, contact Becky at 505-8569. U City in BloomBlack and Green Congratulations to . The organization won a " Award" from the Missouri Conference Women’s Missionary Society of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Jeannette Dampier, who nominated U City in Bloom for the award, is a teacher at Brittany Woods Middle School. Loop Special Business District, Kim Cole The has a new administrator. Kim is a lawyer and used to be the executive director of the Management Assistance Program of the Grand-Oak Hill Community Corporation. She comes to the LSBD with a great deal of experience and energy. To give the Loop its own address, she now has an office at the old City Library at the 630 Trinity building next to City Hall. She will be in the office on the main floor Tuesdays and Wednesdays by appointment. The office phone number is 726-2020 and the email address is visittheloop@gmail.com Welcome Kim! A Town Hall Forum "A Neighbor to Neighbor Conversation UCityUnited presents with Washington University" Thursday October 30, 7-9 PM. The presentation will follow UCityUnited's annual public meeting at 6:30 at Julia Goldstein Early Childhood Center at 737 Kingsland Ave. Police Chief Charles Adams and WU Director of Security Don Strum will field questions along with Director of Community Development Lehman Walker and WU Development Director Steve Hoffner. City Manager Julie Feier and WU Director of Community Relations Cheryl Adelstein will discuss partnerships and opportunities for community involvement. Sutter-Meyer Society The is holding a public meeting on its DRAFT Strategic Plan for the oldest building in University City, the 1873-era Sutter-Meyer farmhouse on Chamberlain Court. The Society invites everyone to come hear about their plans, and to give your input on what you would like for this building. The public meeting will be held on Thursday, October 16 at 6:30 p.m. at the Julia Goldstein Early Childhood Education Center at 737 Kingsland Avenue. Refreshments will be served. For more information contact suttermeyersociety@ucitymo.com or 314-727-6852. Performing Arts Department of Washington University Join the and the Liz Lerman Dance Exchange in an opportunity to participate and perform onstage in Still Crossing , a multigenerational dance that was commissioned for the Centennial Celebration of the Statue of Liberty. This work uses art to engage community and investigate the immigrant experience, as well as metaphorically how all of us are migrating through our lives. Come meet Liz, learn about the project, meet people, & play on Sunday, October 26,4-6pm, Mertz Dance Studio 207, Mallinckrodt Center, Washington University Campus. Parking is available next door below the Danforth Center off Forsyth Blvd. Light refreshments will be served. People who wish to join the Still Crossing project will get to perform in Edison Theatre on December 5, 6 and 7 as