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Roy Nunn of the Missouri Department of Conservation and Scott Joplin House helps Loyola Academy students D’Marcus Jenkins, Jeremy Perry and Rashad Claybourne build birdhouses for tornado victims. Placing birdhouses in neighborhoods where trees have been knocked down by storms provides roosting areas for birds whose habitat has been destroyed.
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Dawn Neupert, gifted preschool teacher at Mallinckrodt Academy of Gifted Instruction, is the Adelaide M. Schlafly Preschool Teacher of the Year in St. Louis Public School District.
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Twenty-eight students from diverse backgrounds have been accepted into Cultural Leadership’s eighth year class.
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Normandy High School students celebrated at Viking Hall in the spirit of the late Don Cornelius, founder of Soul Train, recently during the fine arts department’s second annual Celebration of Black Song and Dance coordinated by Duane Foster, Normandy High School fine arts instructor.
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Cardinal Ritter defeated Carnahan 78-58 at Vashon last week to win the boys Class 3 District championship.
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Soldan’s Rashad Simmons (12) slams home a dunk Saturday afternoon at Francis Howell Central during the Tigers 61-43 win over the Duchesne Pioneers. The Class 4 state quarterfinal win sends the Tigers to Columbia next weekend to the state championship.
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Members of the Cardinal Ritter Lions Celebrate after defeating Metro 49-48 to win their district Quarterfinals at Vashon Thursday.
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Malik Ahmed, founder of Better Family Life, and his wife DeBorah Ahmed, its senior vice president of cultural programs, have been working on a cultural center housed in the former Ralph Waldo Emerson Elementary building for 27 years.
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On Friday, February 24, the San Francisco Temple Complex C.A., at 10191 Halls Ferry Road, held the Grand Opening of the Bishop Dwight H. McDaniels, Jr. Memorial Museum.
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Missouri Speaker of the House Steve Tilley plans to go forward with plans to erect a bust of Rush Limbaugh in The Hall of Famous Missourians in the middle of the the same news cycle when Limbaugh set off a growing national controversy for calling a young law student a “slut” and a “prostitute” simply because she practiced birth control and supports insurance funding for it.
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Missouri Speaker of the House Steve Tilley plans to go forward with plans to erect a bust of Rush Limbaugh in The Hall of Famous Missourians in the middle of the the same news cycle when Limbaugh set off a growing national controversy for calling a young law student a “slut” and a “prostitute” simply because she practiced birth control and supports insurance funding for it.
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First Lady Michelle Obama greeted supporters at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport in St. Louis on Monday. She later spoke at a campaign event for her husband, President Barack Obama, at Peabody Opera House.
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First Lady Michelle Obama greeted supporters at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport in St. Louis on Monday. She later spoke at a campaign event for her husband, President Barack Obama, at Peabody Opera House.
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“ExxonMobil’s investment in UNCF students could not be more welcome and could not come at a better time,” said UNCF President and CEO Michael L. Lomax
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Thomas Kitchen (Omega Psi Phi), Mike Williams (Alpha Phi Alpha), Michael Bridges (Kappa Alpha Psi) and Jerryl Christmas (Phi Beta Sigma) at the Pan-Hellenic Old School All Greek Party.
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Executive staff and board members from Annie Malone Children & Family Service Center recently supported the induction of John “Buck” O’Neil into the Hall of Famous Missourians at the State Capitol in Jefferson City. Pictured left to right: state Representative Sharon Pace, Annie Malone Chief Operating Officer Darryl Wise and Annie Malone CEO Angela L. Starks.
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U.S. Rep. Wm. Lacy Clay presented Jackie Joyner-Kersee, the Olympian from East St. Louis, with a birthday wish from President Barack Obama on Saturday at the St. Louis Ballpark Hilton, where she celebrated her 50th birthday with friends.
Photo by Maurice Meredith
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State Representative Sara Lampe with members of the Black Caucus. Top: Steve Webb, Michael Brown, Karla May, Brandon Ellington, Tommie Pierson, Chris Carter. Bottom: Sharon Pace, Gail McCann Beatty, Sara Lampe, Rochelle Walton Gray.
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Kristi Foster
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County Executive Charlie A. Dooley and David Chancellor of Climb So Ill, Inc.
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