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At the 85th Marion Freeman Invitational Blue Division Joshua Sutton from MICDS won the Boys 100 meters with a winning time of 10.60 Jameson Williams from Cardinal Ritter was second at 10.69 and Antonio Nelson from McCluer South-Berkeley was third at 11.23.
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Two of the area’s girls’ track and field performers recently signed their National Letters of Intent at Cardinal Ritter College Prep. Valarie Whitted signed with DePaul University and Shayla Davis signed with UMKC. They led Cardinal Ritter to a second-place finish at last year’s Class 3 state championships in Jefferson City.
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During the 24:1 Collaborative’s celebration of Arbor Day, in partnership with the Missouri Department of Conservation and the National Arbor Day Foundation, eighth-graders from the Normandy Schools Collaborative Seventh Eighth Grade Center got to plant trees.
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During the 24:1 Collaborative’s celebration of Arbor Day, in partnership with the Missouri Department of Conservation and the National Arbor Day Foundation, eighth-graders from the Normandy Schools Collaborative Seventh Eighth Grade Center got to remove invasive bush honeysuckle
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Michael Ford, co-founder of the Urban Arts Collective, leading a Hip Hop Architecture Camp. He will come to St. Louis for a Hip Hop Architecture Camp hosted by St. Louis County Library’s Natural Bridge Branch this summer. Students from ages11-14 can apply to participate through May 21.
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Colette Taylor-Moore with students at Lucas Crossing Elementary Complex in the Normandy Schools Collaborative
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Shawn Schukar, president, Ameren Transmission Company of Illinois; Richard Mark, president, Ameren Illinois; William Mason Jr., president, Mason’s Landscaping & Construction Services; Dana Howard, CEO and president, Zoie, LLC; Michael Moehn, president, Ameren Missouri; Byron Witherspoon, director, Supplier Diversity, Ameren.
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Hyde Park’s LinkSTL Youth Council enjoyed free dinner and games provided by Dave and Buster’s for their community leadership and mutual support. From left to right is: Taylor Jamison, Zazion Massey, Jordan Bosley, Keyontay Lampkin, Victor Johnson, Zakariyya Muhammad, Cornell Hezekiah McIntosh, Trinity Graham, Barbara Graham, Savione Mull, Tylan Collins, and Ladell Chappel.
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Harris Stowe State University and the NAACP held a press conference on the formation of the Coalition for Equity and Excellence in Higher Education Monday April 30, 2018 in Bosley Hall on the campus of Harris Stowe State University.
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Malik Ahmed, president and CEO of Better Family Life, was joined by community partners on May 1 to announced revitalization efforts in four St. Louis neighborhoods: Hamilton Heights/ Wells-Goodfellow, Jeff VanderLou, Penrose/Kingsbury, and Walnut Park.
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North County Churches Uniting for Racial Harmony and Justice celebrated its 11th Annual NCCU Youth Appreciation Dinner on April 15 at Christian Hospital Northeast.
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Shawn Schukar, president, Ameren Transmission Company of Illinois; Richard Mark, president, Ameren Illinois; William Mason Jr., president, Mason’s Landscaping & Construction Services; Dana Howard, CEO and president, Zoie, LLC; Michael Moehn, president, Ameren Missouri; Byron Witherspoon, director, Supplier Diversity, Ameren.
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The Veggie Bike will help promote the St. Louis MetroMarket, a mobile farmers market in a converted bus.Photo by MARY OSTAFI | URBAN HARVEST STL
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Children’s charity Variety brought the heart and John Legend supplied the soul for their 52nd Annual Dinner with the Stars Saturday night at Peabody Opera House. The fundraiser, which was hosted by St. Louis’ own Joe Torry, brought in $2.1M in funds that will go towards young people with physical and developmental challenges. Thanks to a seventh consecutive year of being underwriten by The Steward Family Foundation, Centene Charitable Foundation and World Wide Technology, all funds raised will go directly to the local Variety Kids.
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St. Louis Public Safety Director Jimmie Edwards – seen here with Mayor Lyda Krewson during a gun buyback event on December 8 – brought black leadership to Public Safety in St. Louis, though has done nothing to redirect resources away from a failed arrest-and-incarcerate model toward a model focused on reducing poverty and homelessness.
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Ballpark Village