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Kaleigha March (7), ZaBren March (6), and Khalil Jackson (6) take a break enjoying snow cones at the Children at the Center Community Fair hosted by the Deaconess Center for Child Well-Being Saturday, April 21 in Grand Center.
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Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens following his 2018 State of the State Address. To his right is Rep. Diane Franklin, who says her constituents are supporting the governor despite his legal troubles.
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St. Louis County Councilwoman Hazel Erby with then-County Executive Charlie Dooley.
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At Kirkwood High School the 40th Annual Dale Collier Invitational was held Saturday April 21, 2018. In the Girls 200 Meters Maleah Page (right) from Carnahan won with a time of 26.05. Syrenidy Stevens (left) of Francis Howell Central with a time of 26.82 was second and Terri-EL Herndon (center) from Carnahan was third at 27.31.
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Several Grandview Golf Club employees, including Steve Chronister (left) and co-owner Jordan Chronister (right) accosted five black women and demanded they leave the course for golfing too slow. The club called the police when the women disputed the golf club’s claims.
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The Grandview Golf Club called the police on Carolyn Dow, Sandra Harrison, Karen Crosby, Sandra Thompson and Myneca Ojo for allegedly golfing too slow.
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CWAH’s 2018 Walk Committee: Cynthia Clay, Joan Montague, Dr. Christy Richardson, Gloria Taylor (front row); Mavis Merritt, Tracy Baker, Dr. Pamela Jackson, Deborah Phelps, Robin Boyce, Kelly Ward (back row).
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In the early days of the Ferguson protest, Anthony Shahid told young protestors, “This will not be business as usual,” urging them on to sustained protest.
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Dr. Mary Jo Gorman of TripleCare, Brian Kinman of St. Louis Arch Angels, Travis Sheridan of Venture Café, Pitch Competition winner Shayba Muhammad of Mahnal Jewelry, Cheryl Watkins-Moore of BioSTL and Brian Matthews of Cultivation Capital.
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The Kiwanis Club of Normandy 24:1 presented a big basket full of books and stuffed animals to the Normandy Kindergarten Center, part of the Normandy Schools Collaborative, on April 13. The basket and its contents will be used to provide comfort and encouragement to the school’s children, especially those having a particularly challenging day or mood at school. Pictured with smiling children and their teacher are Superintendent Charles Pearson, club Secretary Monica Huddleston, club Vice-President Douglas Anders, and club President John Ditto. Kiwanis is an international service organization whose mission is to change the world one child and one community at a time.
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The Black Rep’s presentation of ‘Torn Asunder’ continues through April 29 at Washington University’s Edison Theatre.
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The Black Rep’s presentation of ‘Torn Asunder’ continues through April 29 at Washington University’s Edison Theatre.
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David Friend was one of the scholars to receive $20,000 from the Friends of Jennings School District Foundation.
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Volunteers for the St. Louis Chapter of Democratic Socialists of America
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Dr. Mary Jo Gorman of TripleCare, Brian Kinman of St. Louis Arch Angels, Travis Sheridan of Venture Café, Pitch Competition winner Shayba Muhammad of Mahnal Jewelry, Cheryl Watkins-Moore of BioSTL and Brian Matthews of Cultivation Capital
Photo by Mena Darre Photography