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Samiyah Quinn Womack 5, performs during the KatyAnn Foundations appreciation program Friday night at the Innovative Concept Academy. Photo by Wiley Price Nicole Womack holds music for her daughter Samiyah Quinn Womack 5,as she performs a piece on her miniature violin during the KatyAnn Foundations appreciation program Friday night at Innovative Concept Academy.
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Actor Obba Babatunde and two of his co-stars from the Christmas film “Santa Paws 2 The Santa Pups.”
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Missouri Supreme Court Judge George W. Draper III recused himself in Northside’s appeal to Judge Dierker’s ruling against its redevelopment agreement with the City of St. Louis, then surprised many by showing up in court for oral arguments.
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Missouri Governor Jay Nixon outlines out his plans to provide health care coverage for an additional estimated 300,000 Missourians, while BJC Health Care President and Chief Executive Officer Steven Lipstein looks on in St. Louis on November 29.
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Bishop P.A. Brooks-MI-Northeast; Charles E. Blake Sr., Presiding Bishop of the Church of God in Christ, Inc.; Bishop Jerry W. Macklin-CA-NORCAL Metro. (Back row): Bishop Brandon Porter-TN-Central; Bishop J. Drew Sheard-MI-NORTH Central; Bishop Roy L.H. Winbush-LA-First; Bishop George D. McKinney-CA-Southern Second; Bishop Nathaniel Wells-MI-Western; Bishop Sedgwick Daniels-WI-S.E. First; Bishop Frank O. White-NY-Eastern Third; Bishop Ted Thomas-VA-First; Bishop Lawrence M. Wooten-MO-East-IL West.
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Missouri Governor Jay Nixon says hello to those that listened him talk about plans to provide health care coverage for an additional estimated 300,000 Missourians, in St. Louis on November 29, 2012. Nixon says the step would not only benefit the overall health of the state’s residents, but would also be a fiscally responsible move for the state of Missouri and taxpayers because federal funding will cover 100 percent of the costs for the first three years, and 90 percent or more in subsequent years.
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Maj. Gen. Gregory E. Couch, chief of staff, United States Transportation Command at Scott Air Force Base in Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, says hello to Army veteran John Burton (L) as Salvation Army major Neal Richardson looks on in St. Louis on November 8, 2012. Couch was on hand for the ribbon cutting of the Salvation Army’s brand new 48 unit apartment complex for veterans. The $9 million facility will provide permanent housing for vets as well as transitional housing for veterans recovering from addictions or conditions like post traumatic stress disorder. UPI/Bill Greenblatt
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Salvation Army Major Neal Richardson removes canned goods from a car and hands them to a waiting volunteer at Ronnies Theatre during the Salvation Army Canned Film Festival, in St. Louis on December 1, 2012. In its 30th year, Wehrenberg Theatres in Missouri exchange a free movie ticket for five cans of food, and more passes for more cans, all to benefit the Salvation Army in St. Louis. This one day event will bring in nearly 500 thousand cans for the Salvation Army’s food pantries. UPI/Bill Greenblatt
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2012 Olympic silver medalist Dawn Harper and St. Louis Rams Pro Bowl safety Quintin Mikell visited Soldan International Studies high school as ambassadors of a United Way program called Education Express. The program promotes the importance of education and mentoring in the region.
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Eugene B. Redmond, East St. Louis poet laureate, emeritus professor of English at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and founding editor of Drumvoices Revue, is flanked by Anne Walker of ESL (left) and Pam Kay (Louisiana), former dancers in Katherine Dunham’s ESL-based Performing Arts Training Center, during a multi-arts gala honoring Redmond’s 75th birthday at the ESL/SIUE Higher Education Center. The gala, held Dec. 1 (EBR’s birthday) and attended by several hundred guests, capped a four-day festival saluting the “literature and life of the Arkansippi Bard” organized by EBR Writers Club president Darlene Roy, Redmond’s nephew Donahue Redmond and daughter Treasure Shields Redmond. Maya Angelou, former U.S. Poet Laureate Rita Dove, Ishmael Reed, Jerry Ward, Jr. and Black Scholar magazine publisher Robert Chrisman sent well wishes.
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Chrisena Brown, St. Louis Public School District’s Secondary Music Teacher of the Year, and Carl Nelson, SLPS Elementary Music Teacher of the Year.
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Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, with President Obama