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Sisters of Hope’s 3rd Annual Pink and Purple Fashion show will take place on Friday, June 22 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, June 24 at 3 p.m. in the Lee Auditorium of The Missouri History Museum.
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The St. Louis College of Pharmacy announced a change to its Doctor of Pharmacy program. To enhance the current curriculum and prepare students for the expanding role of pharmacists in patient care and to communities, the Board of Trustees approved a plan to expand the program from six to seven years, beginning in the 2014 academic year. This new structure will also allow for students to achieve a Bachelor of Science degree after four academic years.
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With a career that keeps him outdoors, Karlton Thornton recently underwent a successful skin cancer operation after being diagnosed with melanoma.
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The Junior All-Stars boys youth basketball team completed a successful season with a record of 42-3. Among their accomplishments this season were a first-place finish in the Jennings Jr. Warrior Winter League and the championship of the NCYA Tournament. The All-Stars are currently sponsored by ATU Local 788. The team members are (Front Row, left to right) Tyson Ludwig, Delano Simms, Devyn Jones, Makalyn Burns. (Middle row, left to right) Justin Smith, Derrick Rivers, Nick Smith, Julius Erby, Zack Patterson. (Back row) Troy Smith, asst. coach, Eric Jones, head coach.
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Roger Clemens and his attorney Rusty Hardin beat Uncle Sam on perjury charges relating to the Major League Baseball doping scandal.
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Christopher Fry, a senior at Hazelwood Central High School, is the namesake of a citizenship and character award at the school.
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Disciples of Saint John’s UCC (Reverends David Gerth and Starsky Wilson, center) on a Palm Sunday Parade to a local payday lending location before mobilizing to collect signatures.
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Ashton Coffers, who earned a degree in Business Administration at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, has accepted a corporate position in Kansas City.
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Chris Paul embellishes some contact, NBA-style.
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Union Communion Ministries volunteer Jabari Quarles gets out the word for the 10th annual Ivory Perry Park Concert Series.
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Luara Haney, Archilla Buford, Sandra Browder and India Graham of Union Communion Ministries advertising the 10th annual Ivory Perry Park Concert Series.
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Rich Gray, president of the Gateway Classic Sports Foundation, handed out a team T-shirt last week when the Susan G. Komen St. Louis Race for the Cure conducted its pre-race Pack N’ Pick event at the Gateway Classic offices. The 740 teams registered for the race picked up their team T-shirts at the event.
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Larry Hughes enjoys a moment with students from Loyola Academy, a private school located in St. Louis city off of Washington and Vandeventer.
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Jamilah Nasheed stands before the infamous campaign sign the shopkeeper at Salama Market on Chouteau Street took down after state Sen. Robin Wright-Jones’ chief of staff came into the market with a copy of the court order striking Nasheed from the August 7 ballot. This week the Missouri Supreme Court overturned the lower court’s ruling and returned Nasheed to the ballot.
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Normandy School District’s Board of Education and Superintendent Dr. Stanton E. Lawrence received the Missouri School Boards’ Association’s (MSBA) 2012 Leadership Team Award. They were presented with the award on Friday, June 15 during MSBA’s annual Leadership Summit in Columbia. Members of the board are Sheila Williams, William Humphrey, Nancy Hartman, Dr. Edward Haynie, Joyce McRath, Herbert Clifton and Jeanette Pulliam.
“This school board has evolved considerably over the past couple of years, and some long-serving and dedicated members have left the school board,” said current board member and former president Joyce McRath.
“Building consensus around the vision and beliefs of our new organization has enabled us to grow into a strong team of eight where mutual respect and collective effort are the values we’ve chosen to embrace.”
Normandy School District was one of 11 school districts in the state of Missouri which received the award based on the outstanding commitment to ongoing professional development, regional and statewide leadership, and active participation in legislative advocacy for public schools by members of the school board and a district’s superintendent.
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Susan Taylor, editor in chief emeritus of Essence Magazine (right), joins Bishop Geoffrey V. Dudley Sr., senior pastor of New Life in Christ Interdenominational Church in O’Fallon, Ill. during the church’s annual Education Sunday Service that was held on June 10. Eighty graduates and transitioning students were honored during the event. The church also presented seven scholarships totalling $21,000 to graduating seniors from the Metro Easy. Taylor is also founded the National Cares Mentoring Movement. New Life is part of the initiative through its Metro East Mentoring Cares Unit.
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New Life in Christ Interdenominational Church in O’Fallon, Ill. honored 80 graduates and transitioning students during its annual Education Sunday services that were held on Sunday, June 10. Susan Taylor, editor & chief emeritus of Essence Magazine was the guest speaker. The church also awarded $20,000 in scholarships to seven Metro East graduating seniors. The group, pictured above enjoying the service, are Joel M. Sarmiento, Justin Hill, Ebony D. Holman, Briana N. Taylor, Alexis B. Wilson, Heather Guetterman and Raven L. Sanders.
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Home State Health and the St. Louis Greater Metropolitan Clergy Coalition have teamed up to conduct a series of visits at St. Louis-area churches later this summer regarding healthy living. Here Home State Health consultant Ida Woolfolk distributes information to ministers including the Rev. C. Jessel Strong, president of the St. Louis Greater Metropolitan Clergy Coalition, with past presidents Rev. E.G. Shields and Rev. Earl E. Nance Jr.
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At the June 11 Airport Business Diversity Conference hosted by the Airport Minority Advisory Council at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport: Wilbur Barham, Director, National Airport Civil Rights Policy and Compliance, Federal Aviation Administration; Mamie Mallory, Acting Assistant Administrator for Civil Rights and FAA Diversity Advocate,
Federal Aviation Administration; and Michel Huerta, Acting Administrator,
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