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Janae from Sweetie Pie’s hanging with Deseri and Monique -
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St. Louis performances of The Lion King national tour starring St. Louis native Sophia Stephens continues through Sunday, Sept. 2 at the Fox Theatre.
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Home State Health Plan recently sponsored a Health First Celebration at the Youth and Family Center facility in North St. Louis. Over 600 area youths and families participated in the healthy activities helped by Home State Health Plan staff along with volunteers from the United Way. The event was coordinated by Personaltouchesbyjeanettainc.com. Youth and Family Center is a United Way Member agency located at 818 Cass Avenue in the former Cochran Community Center. The agency provides services to over 3,000 youth, families and older adults annually. Contact YFC at 314-231-1147 or www.theyfc.org.
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Jason Brown -
Earnestine Carr -
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Duane Foster -
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Jacqueline Storman Turnage -
Doretta A. Walker -
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NAACP president Adolphus talks with Marcella Mays with her 4 year-old daughter Laqirra Colvin about her concerns about the drinking water in her Olivette neighborhood.
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Deion Davis -
Vashon’s Derrick Mitchell (5) makes his way past two Cleveland defenders during Saturday’s game at Southwest High School. Mitchell had 4 carries for 33 yards on the day. Vashon would defeat Cleveland 46-8.
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Reggie Germany -
Tef Poe will be the featured artist to perform at the Reggie Clemons’ Birthday Concert 7-9 p.m. Thursday, August 30 at the Regional Arts Commission. Other performers include Scripts N Skrewz, Cheeraz Gorman, Benny DeShields, Versita Marie, Vandalyzm, Nato Caliph, and Ben Chandler and the Spirit of Praise.
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Lacee Dupart (senior at Crossroads College Prep School), Oluwashayo Oginni (senior at Rosati-Kain High School), Avriel Clincy (junior at Normandy High School) and Riana Roberts (sophomore at Clyde C. Miller Career Academy) recently attended NABA’s 2nd Annual Accounting Career Awareness Program at the YWCA-Phyllis Wheatley Heritage Center.
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Michelle Williams -
Nyron Edwards -
Police patrol Peter Williams III, 3, recently patrolled the 400 block of North Boyle Avenue in his police cruiser, under the watchful eye of his father, Peter Williams II.
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Pastor Christopher D. Collier launched the first service on September 11, 2011 at New Life Empowerment Center, 12775 New Halls Ferry Rd.
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On Friday, Barnes- Jewish Hospital President Richard Liekweg bid farewell to Brenda Battle, the BJH director of diversity and cultural competence.
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Donna Brazile, vice chair of voter registration and participation for the Democratic National Committee, spoke up for U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill at a fundraising breakfast held for her last Wednesday at the Sheet Metal Workers office in St. Louis.
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Mike Dubois of Kit Bond Strategies, Jason Van Eaton of Kit Bond Strategies, former U.S. Senator Kit Bond, County Executive Charlie A. Dooley, Tim Nowak, Executive Director of World Trade Center St. Louis, and Sean Mullins, Asia Trade Desk Manager, World Trade Center St. Louis.
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Terrell Owens Workout -
Mary Armstrong -
Markel Smith -
Marian Qualls -
Lynn Whaley Vogel -
The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency has ruled that based on their investigation, evidence and testimony, Lance Armstrong shall be banned for life and shall return all medals and awards.
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Jon “Bones” Jones and Dana White -
Jim McLeod -
Home State Health Plan recently sponsored a Health First Celebration at the Youth and Family Center facility in North St. Louis. Over 600 area youths and families participated in the healthy activities helped by Home State Health Plan staff along with volunteers from the United Way. The event was coordinated by Personaltouchesbyjeanettainc.com. Youth and Family Center is a United Way Member agency located at 818 Cass Avenue in the former Cochran Community Center. The agency provides services to over 3,000 youth, families and older adults annually. Contact YFC at 314-231-1147 or www.theyfc.org.
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Gateway Field Dedication -
Ezekiel Elliott -
Emiel Davenport Cleaver -
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Clem Smith -
U.S. Rep. Wm. Lacy Clay’s victorious August 7 street team let loose a little while campaigning for Clay and President Obama at the 2012 Pridefest in St. Louis.