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Hazelwood Central wide reciever Kayden Jackson (16) tries to move past Hazelwood East defender Tavon Henley (10) during their Sat., Sept. 21, 2018 game at Central. The Hawks of Hazelwood Central went on to defeat the Spartans 27-20.
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“I intend to use my art to create a bridge of understanding between black and white communities and begin to close the divide. The whole point of my art is to have everybody connect with it.” – Roland Burrow
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“I intend to use my art to create a bridge of understanding between black and white communities and begin to close the divide. The whole point of my art is to have everybody connect with it.” – Roland Burrow
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Cedric The Entertainer’s new CBS sitcom ‘The Neighborhood’ will premiere at 7 p.m. on Monday, October 1. Urban sitcom veteran Tichina Arnold (“Martin,” “Everybody Hates Chris”) plays opposite Cedric as his wife Loretta Butler.
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U.S. Senator Charles Grassley, the 85-year-old Iowa Republican who chairs the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, with U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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The Rev. Starsky D. Wilson, president of the Deaconess Foundation, speaks with Manuel Pastor, a professor of Sociology and American Studies and Ethnicity at the University of Southern California.
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PAT Parent-Educator Tara Ervin; Donna Givens, manager of community partnerships and groups; Aminah Williams, parent educator; and Chiffontae Ross, model implementation specialist, look on as Terrence Trice holds his six-month-old daughter, Tayaina, as his wife, Shaela, attends to Shaina, 6, during the “Show Me Strong Families Goals and A$$ets: Family Conversations about Money” financial literacy program.
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Saint Louis Public Schools Foundation board chair Valerie Bell works with Princeton Westbrook, Theodore Alexander and Elijah Jordan during class at Adams Elementary School.
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Adams Elementary preschool teacher Albert Sanders goes through a word building exercise with students. St. Louis Public Schools Foundation members Jane Donahue and Valerie Bell observe the class. Photo by Wiley Price
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Harris-Stowe State University senior Prentis Boyles helped freshman Briana Smith register to vote during Voter Registration Day at the university on Tuesday, September 25, 2018. You can register to vote today by clicking https://s1.sos.mo.gov/elections/. October 12 is the deadline to register to vote in the November 8, 2022, election.
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The Riverview Gardens School District’s inaugural Junior Homecoming Queen and King, MeKayla Evans and Darius Holmes Jr., were crowned at this district’s first-ever Junior Homecoming Dance on Friday, September 21 by Lanor Payne, early childhood director, and Jarita Williams, Westview Middle School principal.
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India Gant, 4, took a spin in her fairy godmother dress during the first-ever Junior Homecoming Dance in the gymnasium of the Michelle Obama Early Childhood Academic Center in the Riverview Gardens School District on Friday, September 21.
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The Riverview Gardens School District’s inaugural Junior Homecoming Queen and King, MeKayla Evans and Darius Holmes Jr., were crowned at this district’s first-ever Junior Homecoming Dance on Friday, September 21.
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Dennis Jackson (second from left), executive director of Mt. Sinai Development Corp. in East St. Louis, discusses a proposal at an Investment Connection event designed to bring together bankers, nonprofit organizations, foundations, and public and private funders.
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Illinois state Senator Kwame Raoul (D-Chicago) is a prostate cancer survivor running for attorney general of Illinois. “It is Democratic attorney generals that have stepped up to defend the Affordable Care Act,” he said, “where the federal government has not.”
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Illinois state Senator Kwame Raoul (D-Chicago) is a prostate cancer survivor running for attorney general of Illinois. “It is Democratic attorney generals that have stepped up to defend the Affordable Care Act,” he said, “where the federal government has not.”
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SLPS opens wheelchair-accessible trail at Gateway with community partners -
SLPS opens wheelchair-accessible trail at Gateway with community partners -
The men of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, the Upsilon Omega Foundation, and the brothers of Upsilon Omega Chapter recently partnered with the Target Store of Florissant to present 150 coloring books with over 2400 crayons to the Child Life Department at St. Louis Children’s Hospital. With this donation, the men of Omega wanted for children who visit the emergency room or clinics or are admitted into the hospital to receive a coloring book and some crayons to lift their spirits and bring a smile to their face during a difficult time. Front: Brother Ron Johnson, event organizer Brother Jayson Jones, Human Resources Executive Team Leader Endia Lumpkins , Target Store Team Leader Jimmie White, Brother Ashley Kornegay. Back row: Brother Dave Morris, Brother Chris LaGrone, and Brother Anthony Jackson. The children are the sons of LaGrone and Kornegay.
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Michael Starks, who will be the director at Lutheran North Middle School, with James Mitchell, its administrative support coordinator.
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East St. Louis School District 189 GEAR UP students with a mascot from UMSL celebrating National GEAR UP Week.
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Patrick Johnson (center) was recognized at the Ferguson-Florissant School District Board of Education’s September meeting by Board Vice President Rob Chabot and Superintendent Joseph Davis for his track and field accomplishments during the summer.