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Striking workers from Christian Care Home in Ferguson mark the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday January 15 at the Old Courthouse in downtown St. Louis.
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Striking workers from Christian Care Home in Ferguson mark the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday January 15 at the Old Courthouse in downtown St. Louis.
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Lalah Hathaway gave a stellar showing for the start of her multi-city ‘The Honestly Tour’ Tuesday night at The Pageant.
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The McCluer High School cafeteria team is the latest recipient of the Ferguson-Florissant School District’s Southwest Food Service Cut Above the Rest Award. The rotating award is earned monthly by a cafeteria team. The McCluer cafeteria team – which is led by kitchen manager Karen Davis and Peggy Crafton, snack bar manager – was awarded for cleanliness, exceptional seasonal line decor and creating a positive environment for students. In addition to receiving the Cut Above the Rest trophy, each team member received a certificate of appreciation and gift card.
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Hazelwood Central’s Xavier Ball (11) goes up over Helias’ Nate Bax (30) for two of his 15 points during Monday’s MLK Tourney at Vashon High. The Hawks went on to defeat the Crusaders of Helias 64-51.
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Freshmen (clockwise, from lower left) Kevin Hall, Matthew Ayinmodu, Nick Rosario, Mya Miranda and Kendra Clark started at the University of Missouri–St. Louis this fall as UMSL Bridge Program Express Scripts Scholars. Each scholar receives up to $15,000 a year toward tuition and student-housing costs, plus peer mentors at UMSL and networking, internship and mentoring opportunities at the neighboring Express Scripts headquarters.
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Big brother Arihyan with baby sister Ari, father Mike Coleman and mother Latoya Evans
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Latoya Evans kisses her baby who was diagnosed with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, which means that the left side of her heart was just so underdeveloped that it was nonfunctional.
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Myrtle Hilliard Davis Comprehensive Health Centers organized a day of community service on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, starting from its office on Martin Luther King Drive.Â
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Governor Eric Greitens tried to make friends with black legislators by attending the Legislative Black Caucus’ 2017 Black History Month gathering. He spent MLK Day 2018 trying to find any friend, anywhere, as he confessed to an extra-marital affair and denied charges of blackmailing his former mistress, who styled the former U.S. Navy SEAL’s hair.
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Local artist David Pulphus and Mark Sableman, an attorney with Volunteer Lawyers and Accountants for the Arts