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Jennifer Richert and Jarrett Washington of Schnuck Markets recruited talent at the “Partnership for Success Career Fair” hosted by Saint Louis University and Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis at Chaifetz Arena on Tuesday, April 10.
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The 2018 Saint Louis Visionary Awards Honorees. Standing: Lana Pepper, Yvonne Osei, Cheeraz Gormon and Allison Felter. Seated: Asha Premachandra and Antionette Carroll.
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As part of an orientation program he designed, Dr. Will Ross exposes first-year Washington University medical students to blighted St. Louis neighbor-hoods — not unlike the ones of his own childhood.
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Tempestt Tuggle and Aaron Burnett, staffers with the Organization for Black Struggle (OBS), recently delivered books to the City Justice Center. Center personnel Markeisha Franklin and Robin Edwards accepted the boxes, which contain books on criminal law, procedure, evidence and legal ethics. The project was initiated by Reginald Clemons who was housed at the Justice Center during his pre-trial hearings in the Chain of Rocks Bridge murders. The groups involved in the law book project were OBS, MacArthur Justice Center, St. Louis NAACP and the Saint Louis University Law Center.
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At Annie Malone’s Emerson Center instructor Ashlee Coleman helps Zackary Martin with his project.
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Congratulations to the Machine Elite 17U boys basketball team on winning the gold division championship at the Prep Hoops Route 66 Tournament in Oklahoma City. The members of the team are (in alphabetical order): Romello Ball (Parkway Central), Ahmad Burks (Jennings), Ben Coughlin (Rockwood Summit), Collin Goodwin (DeSmet), Dallas King (Webster Groves), Evan Mulhauser (Lutheran South), Gregory Robinson (Pattonville), Jeramy Shaw (Valley Park), Eric Walker (Hazelwood Central), Grant Western (DeSmet), Braden Wiggs (St. Charles). The team is coached by David Johnson.
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A beaming participant in the 2017 Biz Dash.
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Kev On Stage headlined the ‘Real Comedians of Social Media’ tour that stopped through St. Louis Saturday night at Equation Church. The show starred Kev, Tony Baker, East St. Louis’ own Tahir Moore and Cris Sosa.