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Students from Cross Keys Middle School responded to questions during the Pattonville School District’s 6th Annual Book Battle held at Pattonville Middle School Tuesday morning.
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A Denver Nuggets fan expresses a sentiment about the team owner that many St. Louis citizens are feeling about St. Louis Rams owner Stan Kroenke after the Rams gave the city an outrageous proposal for improvements to the Edward Jones Dome, its football facility in downtown St. Louis.
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Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard’s back caved in under the weight of expectations and he was forced to miss the entire playoffs due to a herniated disc.
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Gateway’s Danyell Kates clears the last hurdle on her way to taking first in the Girls 100 meter hurdles with a time of 15.08 during the class 3 district 2 Championships Saturday at Lutheran South Saturday. Afton’s Hali Ford finished 2nd and Afton’s Ceyenne Hoerr 3rd
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Cardinal Rittter’s Charles Jones Jr. crosses the finish line to win the 800 meter Run with time of 2:01.8 followed by teammate James Williams Jr., who finished finished 2nd in the Class 3 District 2 Championship Saturday at Lutheran South.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the pharmacy field is expected to grow by 25 percent by 2020 and add nearly 70,000 new jobs.
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After 47 years, allergist Raymond G. Slavin, MD, (center), professor of Internal Medicine and director of Allergy and Clinical Immunology at Saint Louis University, is retiring in July from his practice. Two clients, Slavin described as his “prized patients,” Sandra Alexander of St. Louis (left) and Kenneth Naugles of Cahokia, Illinois, (right), both had severe environmental allergies that were brought under control by immunotherapy – allergy shots.
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At the May 1 Black Jack City Council meeting, Don Krank, Sandy Muller, Arnold Hinkle and Ben Allen were sworn into the council, which is comprised of eight members, with two councilpersons representing each ward. They are up for election on a two year cycle. Black Jack was incorporated in 1970, and three members of the council have been with the city for over 30 years.
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Attorney Frankie Muse Freeman was congratulated by Emerson CEO David Farr when she was recognized on May 9 with the 2011 Citizen of the Year Award at Harris-Stowe State University, while Donald M. Suggs, William Danforth and other past awardees looked on.
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More than 150 people watched attorney Frankie Muse Freeman, 95, receive the 2011 St. Louis Citizen of the Year award on May 9 in a ceremony in the Emerson Performance Center at Harris-Stowe State University. The award sponsored by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and the St. Louis Citizen of the Year Committee, a group of past honorees who select the newest recipients.
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Pastor Jasper Williams, Senior Pastor of the Salem Bible Church, Atlanta Georgia will be the Guest Evangelist when the Rev. Dr. Charles J. Brown and The Missionary Baptist Minister’s Union of St. Louis and Vicinity presents the 2012 City Wide Revival 7 p.m. nightly May 16-18 at Mt. Zion MB Church, 1444 South Compton Ave., where the host Pastor is the Rev. Dr. Sammie E. Jones.
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Area educators, community leaders and students gathered recently following a “teaching-learning” assembly on Malcolm X (1925-1965) at Mason-Clark Middle School in East St. Louis. Front row: Janet Bonner, Dr. Lillian Parks, Darlene Roy and Mary Frances Cannon. Back row: Curtis Paradise, Malik Ahmed, Eugene B. Redmond, Principal Leland Seaberry (and Edith Marion. Students included Frank Childress along with presenters Dionna Green, Keyiona Wilson and Malik El-Amin. Not pictured: Dr. Anthony Cheeseboro, Marvin Cockerel (Lincoln Middle School Band director) and Deborah Washington Anderson (Mason-Clark Choir director). East St. Louis School District 189 observes Malcolm X’s birthday as an official holiday.
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Mother-and-daughter team Helen Smith and Kim Smith have shed more than 130 pounds after attending the BKM Fitness Boot Camp and changing their eating habits. They are geared up for this Saturday’s city-wide fitness challenge and 3K race, launched by BKM and their Pastor, Cynthia Ringo (right), of the Christ Deliverance Ministry.
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Oliver L. Jackson talks with Assistant Curator Kelly Shindler as she researches the Jackson show she curated for Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis, which is up through June 10.
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Tiffany Jackson turned her back on a nursing degree, went back to college for a masters in business administration and eventually opened her own business, Pretty N Posh, with the motto “Celebrating Beauty Inside and Out.”
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St. Louis Public Schools Superintendent Kelvin Adams outlined the changes needed to accommodate about 3,000 students who previously attended Imagine Academy schools at the recent school board meeting. School board president Rick Sullivan and board member Richard Gaines (back to camera) listened to Adams.
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Tamica Washington-Miller, associate director, choreographer and dancer for Lula Washington Dance Theatre, which will perform during the 27th annual BLACK DANCE – USA, May 24-26.
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Northwest Academy of Law student Deionna Ferguson and her twin sister Dewonna Ferguson (in background) participated in The YMCA Youth In Government Convention at St. Louis City Hall on Monday. More than 100 city youth convened to gain a better understanding of how the judicial branch of our government works. They also learned how bills become law in the legislative branch and what role the media plays in government. Students also simulated conducting trials, writing and debating bills, and serving as members of the media.
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The log cabin quilt square is The Covering House logo. During slavery, escaping slaves would look for a log cabin quilt square in the window to identify safe houses.
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