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Carlia Idleburg and Jayla Gordon-Spraggins of the Hawthorn Leadership School for Girls planted trees as part of their eight grade capstone project.
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Akila Johnson, Natasha Watson and Aunye K’nuckles-Harrold of the Hawthorn Leadership School for Girls presented on Jamaica as part of their eight grade capstone project.
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Lezley McSpadden and her son Andre, 12, work in a garden in the Jennings School District that was planted and is being maintained by McSpadden’s Michael O.D. Brown We Love Our Sons and Daughters Foundation and the St. Louis County Police Athletic League, in partnership with the district. The produce will go into the district’s food pantry. Photo by Wiley Price
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Working out of the Emerson YMCA in Ferguson, the Women Empowered to End Disparities in Obesity (WEDO) program provides fitness classes, cooking classes, and self-care sessions – all geared towards moms. Left to right: Rachelle Owens, Linda Paunicka, Kelly McGowan and Kimberly McGowan.
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“That confidence had to come from inside, and I had to build it up to get there,” Pierre said. “I didn’t plan to take my wig off. It just happened.”
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Model Lawanda “Pierre” McCleary will present Hats Off Alopecia Fashion Show
Sunday, July 23 at The Polish Heritage Center
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Centene’s initial investment of more than $1.3 million will establish the health center scheduled to open in November 2017 inside the Ferguson location of the grocery chain.
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Legions of Los Angeles Lakers fans have flocked to Las Vegas to watch the sensational passing wizardry of their new point guard Lonzo Ball.
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Lonzo Ball was named Summer League MVP after posting two triple-doubles for the Los Angeles Lakers and leading the league in assists.
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Zachary Hamilton, of Kwame Building Group, who managed the construction of the Urban League’s Community Empowerment Center of Ferguson, said the project reached the highest amount of minority participation – about 75 percent of workforce and contracts – among any project in St. Louis, to his knowledge.
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Michael McMillan, president and CEO of the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis, and Marc Morial, the Urban League’s national president, broke ground on the Urban League’s Community Empowerment Center of Ferguson in July 2015.
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Ursula Burns is the former CEO of Xerox.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced Tuesday, June 27, 2017 that he would postpone a vote on a bill to repeal Obamacare.
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City officials meet with residents and US Environmental Protection Agency Monday afternoon at the Clemens Mansion.
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Police officials say Roy Oliver (pictured), then a Balch Springs officer, killed Jordan Edwards as the teen rode in a car with his step-brother and brother on April 29, 2017 after leaving a house party.
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Minnesota authorities are investigating the shooting death of an Australian woman who was killed by a Minneapolis police officer Saturday night. Photo from http://stephengovel.com/
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Jennings School District Superintendent Art McCoy, center, talks with students in a construction skills course at Jennings High School in January.
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St. Louis County Prosecutor Robert McCulloch addressed the St. Louis County Council on October 6, 2015, when Mike O’Mara was still council chair.
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Orlando Watson’s 7th Annual I’m A Survivor All White Cancer will take place Sunday, July 23 at Randall Gallery.