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Steven Moore, 8, a third grader at Laramore Elementary School in the Riverview Gardens School District, threw miniature basketballs into the crowd durng a St. Louis Surge basketball game at Washington University on June 30.
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Sinita Wells and The Infamous DJ Quinn of 95.5 FM with radio legend Tom Joyner as he mingled with fans and longtime listeners at the Tom Joyner One More Time Experience, starring Kem and Maze Featuring Frankie Beverly, Saturday night at Chaifetz Arena.
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Transplant specialist Dr. Henry Randall, executive director and professor of Surgery at SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital, said high blood pressure and diabetes damage arteries, leading to End Stage Renal Disease and the need for dialysis or a kidney transplant.
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Nikki Love-McIntyre is living proof of the importance of organ donations. She underwent a kidney and pancreas transplant nearly four years ago at Saint Louis University Hospital.
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Congratulations to the St. Louis Trotters on winning the championship of the Mid-South Basketball Association. It is the team’s third professional championship in the past five years. The Trotters defeated the Smokey Mountain Black Bears from Knoxville, Tennessee 110-103 in the semifinals, then defeated the Tennessee Sting out of Nashville, Tennessee 120-108 to win the championship. The team members are: Harold Webster, coach; Mike Chandler, Milan Pepper, Cameron Hicks, Quis Pepper, Clifford Barringer, Nicholas Reed, Jay Jackson, Sterling Jones. Nicholas Reed was named First Team All-Mid-South Basketball Association and Harold Webster was selected the Coach of the Year.
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Malia Hamilton, 7, put her painting skills to work at the kid’s corner at the 4th Annual Black Wall Street Festival, held in the Wellston Loop on Saturday, June 29. She will be a third grader at the Biome School in the Central West End in the fall. The festival was organized by Wellston Community Coalition, Hamilton Heights Neighborhood Organization and Young Voices with Action at the former site of the Wellston Loop Building, at the intersection of Dr. Martin Luther King Drive and Hodiamont Avenue. “We seek to empower, challenge and educate the communities comprising of the Wellston Loop in cooperative economics and social uplift,” organizers stated. For more information, visit www.youngvoiceswithaction.org.
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St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly Gardner spoke as a Harris-Stowe State University alumna when the university said farewell to President Dwaun J. Warmack on Thursday, July 11.
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Power-Builders on their first day in the Academy: Gwendolyn Cogshell, Jatuan Hampton, Aniya Betts, Gabrielle Burks, Orlando Petty, Darielle Chaney, Tyrell Manning, Arthurine Harris, Darius Rucker, Thomasina Clarke, Ivory McClerking, Lorine Pattin, Samantha March, Jessi Wilcox, Pariyanah Yifrael-Bey, Clinton Tyler
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For the design of the Nature Playscape, Forest Park Forever consulted with the true experts on play: children themselves.
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Larry Thomas, chair of the Forest Park Forever Board of Directors, and Lesley S. Hoffarth, president and executive director of Forest Park Forever, show the inklings of site preparation for the Nature Playscape that will open in 2020.
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St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly Gardner was surrounded by supporters on Thursday, July 11 when she made public remarks following the lifting of a gag order regarding an investigation into her office’s handling of the Eric Greitens case.
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Kemet Ajanaku, right, spots an egret near the Audubon Center at Riverlands. Teens learn the basics of environmental conservation, then lead a series of summer camps for elementary schoolers.
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Mike Brown’s stepmom Cal Brown and local artist Dail Chambers glued old St. Louis American newspapers onto the chest of Michael Brown to build a paper mache cast of his chest to create a life-sized replica of his son for the five-year anniversary of Mike Brown’s death on August 9.
Photo by Rebecca Rivas
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Mike Brown’s stepmom Cal Brown and his father Michael Brown at the Art House in North St. Louis, the hub of the Ferguson activist group Artivists STL, where he had a paper mache cast of his chest built to create a life-sized replica of his son for the five-year anniversary of Mike Brown’s death on August 9.
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A bus stop on Skinker Boulevard has a rider alert on it indicating service will end soon. It’s one of 450 bus stops in St. Louis and St. Louis County going out of service.
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Larry Thomas, chair of the Forest Park Forever Board of Directors, and Lesley S. Hoffarth, president and executive director of Forest Park Forever, show the inklings of site preparation for the Nature Playscape that will open in 2020.
Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American