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Young girls waved from the Girl Scouts float during the Christmas in St. Louis Parade in St. Louis on Thursday, November 23.
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Whitfield senior Torrence Watson signs his National Letter of Intent to play basketball at the University of Missouri.
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Napheesa Collier is currently averaging 14.4 points per game on a well-balanced UConn machine that is currently 5-0 and ranked No. 1 in the country.
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LeBron James was ejected for the first time in more than 1,000 career NBA games.
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Mizzou’s Kassius Robertson and Jordan Geist have both seen minutes at the point guard position for the Tigers. However, freshman Blake Harris (not pictured) is probably the Tigers’ best answer to lead the team.
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Robert “Bob” Ferrell, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant general, followed the advice of his son, also an Army veteran, Michael Ferrell, to join him to work for World Wide Technology, Inc. “He followed me into the military,” Bob Ferrell said, “and now I followed him into WWT.”
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Michael Lawrence, St. Louis Market president, Bank of America; Wendell Covington, president and CEO, Mathews-Dickey Boys’ & Girls’ Club; and Sheleia Phillips, the club’s Health & Outcomes coordinator.
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Gabrile Mbalaviele, Ph.D. researches inflammation at his lab at Washington University School of Medicine.
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Gabrile Mbalaviele, Ph.D. researches inflammation at his lab at Washington University School of Medicine.
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Unity Hospice, based in Skokie, Illinois, is celebrating its 25th anniversary. There are two regional locations, in the City of St. Louis just south of Forest Park and in Collinsville, Illinois.
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Malik Leeks 13, a student of Circus Harmony, practiced his juggling during a break in rehearsal for their upcoming show on Tuesday, November 28. Circus Harmony (www.circusharmony.org) recently received a $10,000 grant from Cirque du Soleil Entertainment Group for using “social circus as a method of intervention with youth in difficulty.”
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Students at McNair Elementary, in the Hazelwood School District, enjoyed warm weather for their Girls on the Run 5K race on Nov. 18 in downtown St. Louis. Girls on the Run is a 10-week physical activity-based youth development program for girls in third through eighth grade. The 5k race serves as the celebratory culmination of the program.
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William Budde with the St. Louis Economic Development Partnership talks with residents about the possible uses for the old Jamestown Mall site during a town hall in the Detrick Building at Christian Hospital on Monday, November 27.
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Residents look at information boards during an open house about the old Jamestown Mall site in North St. Louis County. The three-hour session took place at Detrick Building at Christian Hospital on Monday, November 27.
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Mark Twain Elementary School Principal Trina Petty-Rice with 5th grader Madden Mhite-Chnarr and 2nd grader Khai Erby-Carr in the school’s library.
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St. Louis area businesses led an effort to send a truckload of donations to Hurricane Harvey survivors in Port Arthur, Texas.
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Teneka Moore of Taylor Made holding one of her custom-made Starbucks cups. A year later, a similar version of the cup would make her famous when A-List Celebrity Jennifer Lopez was spotted with the cup two weeks ago.
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Mark Twain Elementary School Principal Trina Petty-Rice with 5th grader Madden Mhite-Chnarr and 2nd grader Khai Erby-Carr in the school’s library.
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Devon Alexander vs Walter Castillo