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Robin Smith of KMOV 4 retires

Says farewell to 42 years of ‘the privilege of being the messenger’

By Sandra Jordan Of The St. Louis American Veteran newscaster Robin Smith will be on the air at 10 a.m. for Great Day St. Louis on Friday, July 31, then she will anchor her final noon newscast on KMOV 4 in St. Louis. Smith is retiring after 42 years in local television news.

She started working at News 4 when it

was a CBS-owned and -operated station.

Previously, she worked for KTVI-TVABC in St. Louis, where she anchored, reported and produced several features, documentaries and was involved in investigative reporting.

Smith also worked at KSDK-TV-NBC, where at age 19 she was the youngest known member of any on-air news television staff in St. Louis.

“It’s a composite of 42 years of being blessed with citizens in the bi-state region, to tell their stories and to give them a voice,” Smith said. “That’s what stands out most about the privilege of being the messenger: being allowed to share in their intimate moments with viewers and they give you that trust to tell everyone else their See SMITH, A6

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Nalia Walton, 14 (left), a student at Gateway High and Audrianna Black, 14, a student at Hazelwood West High discuss changes they would make to improve their community.

Attacking gun violence ‘from the root’ Bruce Franks Jr. takes his ‘28 to Life’ program to the streets of St. Louis

By Rebecca Rivas Of The St. Louis American Four years ago, Carlton Keely, then 13, was walking home from a family reunion with his eight-year-old brother and a cousin. Although the walk home was short, Keely and his brother found themselves facedown on the ground and in handcuffs before the end of it.

The incident started when a cop car passed them, and his cousin took off running. The police officer got out to question Keely and his little brother, who was angry that they were being stopped and expressed it. The officer didn’t stop to ask his age before throwing the eightyear-old on the ground, Keely said.

Keely’s brother still won’t get near police officers and vehemently refused to attend the “28 to Life Youth Leadership and Organizing Summit” on July 25, where youth ages 13 to 19 met law enforcement agents to

Cleaning up Ferguson

Edwina Blair of Jennings and Roberta Lynch of Ferguson trimmed bushes growing in front of a shuttered business on the 9100 block of West Florissant Avenue in Ferguson on Monday, July 27 as part of a community clean-up day.

‘Praise our way through’

Rev. Traci Blackmon bears witness to funeral of Sandra Bland

By Mariah Stewart Ferguson Fellow Last week, hundreds flocked to Lisle, Illinois for the funeral of Sandra Bland, the 28-year-old African-American woman who died in her jail cell after a controversial traffic stop arrest in Waller County, Texas.

In attendance at the DuPage African Methodist Episcopal Church was local pastor, civil rights activist and Ferguson Commissioner, the Rev. Traci Blackmon, who leads Christ the King United Church of Christ in Florissant.

Without invitation, Blackmon said she

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n “Praise is our form of resistance in the black church.

It’s not a dismissal of what’s going on.”

– Rev. Traci Blackmon

attended the funeral in Illinois to bear witness to “the death of another one of our babies.”

“I just wanted to be in the place and

Sandra Bland

say with my body that her body mattered,” Blackmon said. “That her life mattered. And it wasn’t okay for another black woman to be hanging in a cell and we just accept what people say.”

Guest were checked on the perimeters of the property.

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Teaching STEM to teachers Collaborative partnership shows student career paths to educators

By Rebecca Rivas Of The St. Louis American Scientists at Sigma-Aldrich, a chemical-supply company in Midtown St. Louis, turned down the lights in a classroom-sized laboratory, where about 50 K-8 school teachers stood around lab tables wearing white coats.

When the scientists combined two chemicals, the mixture glowed a magical turquoise blue in the dark.

“As the kids would say, that’s tight,” said Cardellia Brand, a fifth-grade teacher in the Normandy School District.

On July 22, the Sigma-Aldrich team members taught

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Daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown passes after lingering in coma

By Lisa Respers France Special to the American from CNN ATLANTA (CNN) – Two days before she was found face-down in the bathtub at her home outside Atlanta in January, it seemed like Bobbi Kristina Brown’s career might have been picking up.

“Let’s start this career up&&moving OUT to TO YOU ALLLL quick shall we !?!???!” she said in an enthusiastic tweet.

It’s not clear what projects she may have been working on, and sadly, the world may never know.

Brown, the daughter of late superstar Whitney Houston and singer Bobby Brown, died Sunday at the age of 22, a representative of the Houston

Bobbi Kristina Brown dies at 22 family said in a statement. magazine in 1993 that “having Bobbi “Bobbi Kristina Brown passed Kristina ... I could never do anything away Sunday, July, 26 2015, that could top that. There’s been surrounded by her family,” the nothing more incredible in my life statement said. “She is finally at peace than having her.” in the arms of God. We want to again “God knows, I have been in front thank everyone for their tremendous of millions and millions of people, amount of love and support and that has been incredible, during these last few months.” to feel that give-take thing,” She was treated in a Houston said. “But, man, hospital and then a hospice when I gave birth to her and facility in the nearly six when they put her in my arms, months since she was I thought: ‘This has got to found unresponsive and not be it. This is the ultimate.’ I breathing in the bathtub at haven’t experienced anything her Roswell, Georgia, home greater.” on January 31 -- nearly three Mother and daughter grew years to the day after her even closer after Houston’s mother accidentally drowned divorce from Brown in 2007.

Bobbi in a bathtub in Beverly Hills, Houston and Bobbi Kristina Kristina a victim of the vices she had performed together on ABC’s Brown fought for much of her career.

“Good Morning America” in Many had worried the 2009, singing “My Love Is young woman was haunted by Your Love” in Central Park. some of the same demons as After Houston’s death on her mother.

February 11, 2012 -- an accidental Whitney Houston and Bobby drowning in a bathtub, a coroner Brown married in 1992 and welcomed ruled, with heart disease and cocaine Bobbi Kristina in 1993. The little use named as contributing factors -girl was doted upon by both her there was a great deal of concern for parents and Houston often brought the Brown, who was 18 at the time. youngster on stage.

She opened up to Oprah Winfrey Houston told Rolling Stone during an interview in March 2012

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Whitney Houston with Bobbi Kristina Brown onstage during a concert in 1999 in New York City.

about how she was coping with the loss of her mother.

“No one knows what an amazing spirit she was,” Brown told Winfrey.

“She wasn’t only a mother, she was a best friend.”

Brown said that her grief came in waves but that she still communicated with her mom.

“I can hear her voice telling me to ‘keep moving, baby; I gotcha,’ “she said. “She’s always with me. I can always feel her with me.”

Brown’s death cut short the dreams she had of following in her mother’s footsteps by pursuing a career in music and acting. In 2012, she made her acting debut on Tyler Perry’s TBS show “For Better or Worse.”

Perry is a close family friend who frequently visited Brown while she was hospitalized.

Her father, Bobby Brown, said in a statement that “Krissy was and is an angel.”

“I am completely numb at this time,” Brown said. “My family must find a way to live with her in spirit and honor her memory. Our loss is unimaginable. We thank everyone for the prayers for Krissy and our family as we mourn my baby girl.”

A private funeral service for Bobbi Kristina Brown will be held Saturday morning. She will reportedly be buried next to her mother in New Jersey.

CNN’s Alina Machado and Carolyn Sung contributed to this report.

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Veteran volunteer

Johnnie Sevier of AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary lends hand to those who served

By Kenya Vaughn Of The St. Louis American

“At one time I had four sons in the military, but all the soldiers – not just my children – fight for our country,” said Johnnie Sevier, 79.

For more than 40 years, Sevier has attempted to do her part in repaying the debt owed to those who have served on the battlefield through her work in the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Veterans Home – known to most as AMVETS. “There were so many people who got injured,” said Sevier.

“And I feel like the work we do volunteering for the American Veterans Home is a good thing to do.”

She’s been president of AMVETS Post 67 Ladies Auxiliary in North St. Louis for the past 19 years and was reelected again last month. Sevier also served as president for the entire state of Missouri’s AMVETS Lady Auxiliary for 2014.

During her tenure for the year-long post, she traveled throughout the state lending her leadership, guidance and expertise to other AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary posts.

She was only the third black president for the state in the history of the Missouri AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary.

“I went to towns where there were no black people – and they didn’t want us there,” Sevier said. “But I worked at Barnes Hospital at a time when patients didn’t like black people. We can’t control what people like and dislike. All I

Johnnie Sevier of AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary at the installation session of Post 117 AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary in Buffalo, Missouri.

can do is pray on it and keep doing what I do.”

The organization raises money for college scholarships, travel expenses for on-duty soldiers and other AMVETS programming. On behalf of her post, Sevier recently organized a raffle that allowed her to present a check for $1,571 to

The retired nurse often relies on the experience she gathered over 34 years in the Psychiatric Department of Barnes-Jewish Hospital.

“They get so depressed,” Sevier said. “By me working at Barnes, I learned a lot about depression and it’s something that you don’t just get over

n “I went to towns where there were no black people – and they didn’t want us there.”

– Johnnie Sevier, AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary

be applied to the needs of the Ladies Auxiliary.

But the element of service that is the most near and dear to Sevier’s heart is spending time with the disabled veterans confined to AMVETS housing.

“We try to make them feel like they are not forgotten,” Sevier said. “And that makes me feel good to know that I’m letting them know that we care about them and the sacrifice they made for our country.”

overnight. They saw things they never thought they would see. Like my son. He went in when he was 16, and he would have to bring the bodies out.

He would say, ‘Mama, that’s really a sad situation, bringing those bodies out.”

Her sons followed in the footsteps of their father in pursuing military service.

The mother of eight sounded as if sees a bit of her late husband – and her sons

– when she talked about the special moments she shared with residents of the Veterans Home.

She shared how she met the special request of an invalid veteran by whipping up a pot of barbequed neck bones.

“Sometimes a little time means a whole lot to a person who is sick and shut in – and that’s what I enjoy about taking care of sick people,” Sevier said. “It is a very big part of the healing process.”

As she spoke of her own experiences with AMVETS over the years, she couldn’t help but issue a plea for volunteers for her beloved organization – with the disclaimer that the work is only for those extremely serious about answering the call to be of service.

“They need someone to show that they care about them,” Sevier said, “and for people to let them know that they appreciate what they’ve done for our country.”

Contact AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary at http://www. amvetsaux.org or 301-4596255.

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See and hear, live on stage, Although sometimes Otis Clay, Ruby Andrews, overlooked, St. Louis black Uvee Hayes, The Caesars and radio personalities gave The James Family. a voice and identity to a Roland Johnson will offer people and a part of the a musical salute to Wilson community that had been Pickett, Solomon Burke and isolated and invisible. Black Otis Redding, while Jerome radio survived Jim Crow, Lane will perform a musical segregation and played a tribute to The Temptations significant function during and the Impressions. the fight for civil and On stage will human rights. be members of The personalities, The Sharpees, The both male and Montclair’s, Mel Harden female, produced a of Mel and Tim, and forum for educators, we will honor the politicians, contributions of BB King, entertainers and civil Oliver Sain and Luther libertarians. It was Ingram. and is a precious Bernie Black radio that had resource that must been relatively unnoticed, be remembered and Hayes and black music that had maintained. been considered crude, has Black radio, like the ultimately found recognition black press, has played a and acknowledgement as central role in informing the an ethical, articulate and community with the latest informative communication news and information about form. the struggle of the AfricanThe St. Louis Black Radio American community. It Hall of Fame is proud of empowered the citizens and the achievements of these black political officials. creators. We hope that you Without Soul Radio there will support the efforts of the would not be a Motown organization and the artists.

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Stealth campaign for August 4 special election

Last week when we published Comptroller Darlene Green’s commentary “Bond issue double-dips on city taxpayers,” many readers must have wondered, “What bond issue?”

It’s a closely kept secret, but on August 4 voters in the city of St. Louis – or, at least, those few who venture out on a sweltering Tuesday to be literally single-issue voters, with only one item on the ballot – will pass or reject Proposition 1. The ballot language is a typically baffling run-on sentence composed of 199 words, segmented by seven semi-colons, but in essence it would empower the city to issue $180 million in bonds. Listing seven ways the resulting money would be invested is misleading, since the first item on the list – public safety investments – will get almost all of the money.

“The vast majority – $155 million – will help cover new vehicles for the fire department, upgrades to jail security systems, road repairs and a new centralized and secure 911 dispatch center for the city’s police and fire departments,” St. Louis Public radio reported in May, when the Board of Aldermen passed the measure authorizing the ballot proposition. “The remaining $25 million is directed to areas like building demolition, home repair and money aldermen can use for smaller projects in their wards.”

St. Louis Public Radio reported that Alderman Steve Conway, the only alderman to vote against the measure in committee, called this $25 million add-in “pork” that would put the proposition at risk of failing in the special election. Comptroller Green, in essence, agreed with Conway in her commentary last week, singling out $10 million of that “pork” devoted to funding something for which sales taxes already are being collected.

“I have a fiscal concern

regarding $10 million in the proposed bond issue for ward capital when taxpayers already fund ward capital through the sales tax,” Green wrote.

“In fact, taxpayers would be asked to pay twice, once from the half-cent sales when making retail purchases, and again from their property tax,” which would be collected for the bond issue. If Proposition 1 is approved, a person with a $100,000 house would pay about $42 more in property taxes a year. “This doubledipping, in my view, poses an undue burden on taxpayers,” Green wrote. She added that these ward capital accounts have existing outstanding balances of $31 million.

The comptroller stopped short of urging voters to reject Proposition 1 to avoid shouldering this “undue burden,” but it’s remarkable that she spoke up about the measure on the eve of the election – critically, at that – when nearly everyone else in the city is remaining silent on the issue. This, of course, is no accident. It’s a strategy used to pass ballot measures that are considered potentially unpopular, like a

tax increase during a time of uncertain employment and stagnant wages. Proponents of Proposition 1 are in essence running a stealth campaign, reaching out to select voters they expect would favor the measure, while hoping the rest of the city stays in the dark – and, most importantly, stays home on August 4.

In this stealth campaign, the “double-dipping” that concerns the comptroller could be considered hush money for the city’s 28 aldermen, who have mostly went along with the campaign of silence in anticipation of more discretional ward capital if it passes.

Proposition 1 proponents will need to be stealthy indeed, considering that selling bonds requires a two-thirds majority vote to pass in the city. If more broadly informed about the issue, we suspect, city voters will reject Proposition 1 or fail to pass it with a two-thirds majority. And if the stealth campaign does fail, we urge city officials to try again with more transparency next time, because many of the proposed improvements are clearly needed.

Angry, black and female media got a hold of Bland’s involvement in the #BlackLivesMatter movement, her responses to the agitated cop got twisted into an age-old narrative about the angry, black woman. You may recall that First Lady Michelle Obama was given the same jacket after it was discovered that her Princeton thesis was on the racial divide.

If you dare assert your rights as a black person, especially a black woman, the conclusion is that you are angry – angry about your station in life, angry about everything – and you will take that anger out on anyone.

As someone who has been called the angry, black woman, I embrace it with pride. My response to what the accuser

n First Lady Michelle Obama was given the same jacket after it was discovered that her Princeton thesis was on the racial divide.

thinks is a personal attack that will disable me is to say that my anger means that I’m alive and know that I’m being treated unjustly. If the daily heaps of American injustices don’t get a rise out of you, you’re either spiritually dead or psychologically diminished. I am neither.

Kadia Blagrove, an AfricanAmerican blogger, gave some satirical advice about how not

Black Africa matters

By Akbar Muhammad For The St. Louis American President Barack Obama is sending a strong signal to the West that Africa does matter, in the changing global environment, both business and cultural. Africa must be brought out of the shadows of world politics as the first black president of America makes his presence felt on the Africa continent.

Many watched as the president met with the new leader of Nigeria, President Buhari, on July 20 at the White House. Obama watchers tried to figure out why did Buhari come to Washington to meet with the president when Obama would be flying to Africa a few days later and passing almost over Nigeria en route to Kenya.

He could have made a historical trip to Abuja and, in the face of the Boko Haram threat, his presence would have made a statement that intimidation would not stop the country in Africa with the largest economy and the largest population from continuously moving forward.

There was continuous talk before Obama left America about security concerns, but there are always security concerns when the president of the United States visits a foreign country, whether he is going to a G8 Summit in Europe or visiting an APEC forum in the Far East.

be the angry, black woman: Them first, you last. Always be aware that you are black. Have no reaction … to anything. Shut up! Be passive. Always smile.

Blagrove’s post concludes with a simple affirmation and a cynical question. “Angry black women are people who are unapologetically secure, successful and confident despite the color of their skin.

How rebellious! Wait, is the angry, black woman really just a white man?”

The stereotype of the angry, black woman goes back to the minstrel days, but has gotten more sophisticated in contemporary times. As in the case of internalized oppression, unfortunately too many black women and black men have accepted the label for different reasons. The goal is to get a black woman to be quiet, to submit and accept your fate.

Usually that fate is rooted in some form of patriarchy and racism. Hang your head and shuffle along.

Sandra Bland was a human being with citizenship rights.

A white cop didn’t like that she upheld her humanity and refused to submit to his abuse of authority simply because he was white, male and armed with a badge and gun.

The #BlackLivesMatter movement demands that black folks refuse to be passive about the racist policies, laws and attitudes that dehumanize and criminalize an entire race. It also challenges other nationalities to match that anger. It validates your own humanity when you respect and protect someone else’s.

Otherwise, your pulse may need to be checked for signs of life.

This may be why his security advisor had him make what can be seen as a political mistake and that is arriving in Kenya at night. He denied the citizens of his father’s homeland from turning out the kind of traditional welcome that historically Africa does for visiting heads of state.

To arrive at night denied the thousands of Kenyans who would have converged on Jomo Kenyatta International Airport to welcome a son of Africa who had reached the highest political position in the world.

Guest Columnist The Akbar discussions Muhammad that Obama had in the 59-minute news conference with President Uhuru Kenyatta were eye-opening. The Western press wanted to make the press conference all about the rights of the LGBT movement, yet Kenyatta deflected the talk of the gay rights movement and tried to make it clear that this is not a major issue in Kenya.

I disagree with Obama in comparing the rights of the descendants of slaves in America with the movement for gay and lesbian rights. It is unfair to our struggle, because they were never slaves, robbed of their name, language and

Letters to the Editor Correction The caption of a photo that illustrated Joe Reagan’s column in the July 23 edition misidentified a man being arrested by St. Louis police as a protestor. In fact, it was PostDispatch reporter Joel Currier, who was released within minutes. We regret the error.

Comfort in hate-crime charges

Commentary

By Jamala Rogers Of The St. Louis American

Would Sandra Bland be on her way to the new job that awaited her at Prairie View A&M University if only she had not challenged the police who made the traffic stop?

Twenty-eight year old Bland is dead after being arrested, her death ruled a suicide by Waller County, Texas officials.

Many questions Guest Columnist still swirl around her unnecessary Jamala death.

Rogers Sandra Bland was allegedly stopped for not using her signal when she changed lanes. The fact that she joins a growing list of black folks who’ve lost their lives at the hands of police for initial minor violations only increases the volatility between police and the AfricanAmerican community.

Michael Brown Jr. was accosted by police for jaywalking. Eric Garner was choked to death for selling loose cigarettes. Walter Scott was stopped for a broken tail light and ended up with eight bullets in the back. And the list goes on.

Legal observers have pretty much agreed that Officer Brian Encinia had no right to order Bland out of her vehicle. He also made other demands that Bland rightfully questioned, such as putting out her cigarette. Encinia threatened to “light her up” with his stun gun if she didn’t comply with his irrational orders.

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The indictment of Dylann Roof and the words of Attorney General Loretta Lynch about the charges were strong and rock-solid.

In the absence of hate crime laws in South Carolina, the federal government rightfully intervened on policing matters when states don’t advocate for what appears to be fair and impartial executions of justice.

I feel that Mr. Roof in fact engaged in terrorism, but I am pleased that he is facing federal and state charges for his crimes. NAN has been on this case since day one through our head of Religious Affairs and local Charleston pastor Reverend Nelson Rivers III and through our state chairman Reverend James Johnson. I hope our members and South Carolina residents can find comfort in the fact that the federal government did what the state legislature cannot, which is pursue criminal charges for hate-related violence.

Reverend Al Sharpton, president National Action Network (NAN)

What elections are about I welcome Josh Hawley to the campaign for Missouri attorney general. Mr. Hawley and I fundamentally disagree on the path forward for Missouri. His effort to deny women the health care services they pay for through their employers is fundamentally unacceptable. His position on marriage equality is simply wrong; his position on environmental protection would jeopardize the health of the people of our state. Josh Hawley and I have a different view of where the next attorney general should stand

Akbar Muhammad is international representative of the Nation of Islam.

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on critical public issues, and I look forward to a vigorous debate. This is what elections are about.

Jake Zimmerman Via email

Perhaps not race Interestingly, a white Dexter, Missouri, man was recently sentenced to 30 years for infecting at least two men with HIV during sex. He reportedly had perhaps up to 300 partners and knowingly had sex with HIV. But it was only two who accused him. So perhaps race doesn’t play such an important role, but rather not informing sexual partners one has a possible fatal disease.

Helen Louise Herndon Via email

culture. They were not brought from their homeland in the holes of slave ships.

Further, because Western society would like to make sure gays have full rights, this position should not be forced on other societies who should be allowed to deal with the matter according to their history and their culture.

Western governments that push their ideas on other societies can be accused of cultural imperialism. Obama must be careful not to suggest that if we accept our way we will give them more aid, and if you go against what we determine that your society should do, then we will withdraw or withhold aid.

The negotiations with Cuba and Iran have shown the world that Obama wants to go a different way, and we certainly hope that he exhibits that with Africa. I would hope that if President Robert Mugabe (current Chairperson of the African Union) is not invited or disinvited to the AU headquarters in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia that Obama would show the same spirit that he has shown with Cuba or Iran and change the mentality of the Western world away from isolating world leaders if they don’t capitulate to the Western way of thinking.

See through their lies

women, men and young people, of whom 14 percent are African American.

They seek basic preventive care – lifesaving cancer screenings, well-woman exams, birth control, STD testing and treatment, and yes, abortions.

The women and men who benefit from services at Planned Parenthood often have limited health care access, and Planned Parenthood health professionals are often their primary health care providers.

Organizations behind these videos have only one goal – to completely deny women access to abortion and contraceptive health care. We are not fooled by their manipulation of the facts.

Black Women demand access to quality reproductive health care. We urge policymakers to see through the lies in these heavily doctored videos and join us in continuing their strong support for Planned Parenthood.

For nearly 100 years, Planned Parenthood has been a trusted provider of quality health care for 2.7 million

Marcela Howell, founder National Black Women’s Reproductive Justice Agenda

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Assault on common-sense gun policy

U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore For The St. Louis American

What do you do when the largest city in your state is quickly drowning in a sea of violent shootings? If you’re Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, the answer is simple: water down your existing gun laws.

Last month, one of the newest Republicans to join the presidential race traveled to my hometown of Milwaukee to celebrate his recent victory for the National Rifle Association.

It was just the latest win Gov. Walker scored in his persistent efforts to drastically expand gun rights statewide. Some of Wisconsin’s most radical progun advocates joined him to mark the occasion.

Gov. Walker had successfully dismantled our state’s 48-hour waiting period law for handgun sales with just a stroke of a pen. The law – which had been on the books in Wisconsin since 1976 – afforded both local

and federal law enforcement the time needed to synchronize resources and conduct background checks, while also providing a “cooling off” period to help deter impulsive and emotional acts of violence, particularly in instances of domestic abuse.

As you’d expect from his “A+” NRA rating, Gov. Walker has no interest in strengthening background checks, but a majority of our constituents do. In 2013, a Marquette University Law School poll revealed that 81 percent of respondents statewide supported universal background checks. Despite overwhelming support from both gun owners and non-gun owners alike, Gov. Walker has repeatedly stood in the way of efforts to implement such safeguards.

With my city seeing a steady and significant surge in gun crimes, Gov. Walker’s bill-signing ceremony couldn’t have come at a worse time.

As he smiled for the cameras inside his press conference,

Under federal law, if the Milwaukee Police detectives FBI fails to pass a buyer’s were outside investigating four background check and different violent shootings that identify them as occurred just hours unfit to possess a earlier, including handgun within three the death of a local business days, the father of four. The sale is allowed to governor’s televised proceed. Yet, our victory lap came only country’s ongoing days after the Emanuel struggle to effectively AMC Church shooting communicate between in Charleston, S.C. local and federal Nine people in that stakeholders requires historic black church us to rethink this were murdered with a U.S. Rep. policy. Of the 8 .45-caliber handgun, Gwen Moore million background bought from a dealer checks processed by in West Columbia, the FBI last year, S.C. Despite an 228,000 could not be resolved arrest record that should have within the three-day period. prevented the alleged shooter Three business days is simply from making the purchase, miscommunication between the not enough time for state and federal authorities to coordinate FBI and local officials made it possible for 21-year-old Dylann a sufficient screening.

The recent revelation about Roof to get his hands on a gun. the bureaucratic breakdown But failed correspondence leading to Dylann Roof’s and botched paperwork handgun purchase shows was just one element that that our state’s waiting contributed to this unfortunate period should be extended, accident. The other element not eliminated. Rather than was timing.

scrapping the law to appease the NRA, Wisconsin residents could use a longer waiting period as another line of defense in our fight to reduce violent shootings and keep guns away from dangerous people.

After the 1989 schoolyard shooting in Stockton, California, state legislators passed a series of gun control laws – including strengthening and expanding waiting periods and background checks – and saw a drastic reduction in the state’s rate of gun deaths. They fell by 57 percent, more than double the decline in the rest of the country.

Unfortunately for our constituents, Gov. Walker has made it abundantly clear that the concerns of Wisconsin residents will always take a backseat to those of the extreme pro-gun groups that have spent millions of dollars supporting him. His allegiance is to those who prefer to brand Wisconsin’s waiting period law as a “time tax.”

But if you ask the folks I represent in Milwaukee, who have seen double-digit increases in violent crime and a 20 percent increase in gunrelated offenses as compared to last year, they’ll tell you that they’d gladly wait a few extra days to prevent future tragedies.

As long as pro-gun groups like the NRA keep their stranglehold on Gov. Walker and the national Republican Party, we will continue to find ourselves powerless to effectively tackle this national crisis. Seeing as Gov. Walker is so willing to turn his back on his constituents in Wisconsin and continue his ongoing assault against common-sense gun policy, I shudder to think what Americans can expect from President Walker.

U.S. Congresswoman Gwen Moore represents Wisconsin’s 4th Congressional District. She was the first African American elected to Congress from the state of Wisconsin.

Black librarians ‘Meet at the Gateway’

Patriot at the protest Walter Rice approached a Ferguson police officer carrying an American flag during a recent protest at Ferguson City Hall on July 22.

Photo by Philip Deitch

The Black Caucus of the American Library Association, Inc. will hold its 9th National Conference of African American Librarians for the first time in St. Louis. The conference dates are Tuesday, Aug. 4-8, 2015, at the Hyatt Regency St. Louis at the Arch Hotel. The theme for the conference is “Meet at the Gateway: Reimagining Communities, Technologies and Libraries.”

Tukufu Zuberi will be the keynote speaker. He is a professor of race relations and sociology and the director of the Center for Africana Studies at the University of Pennsylvania, as well as host of the PBS series “History Detectives.”

Other speakers include Troy D. Johnson, president, founder and webmaster of AALBC.com; Robbie Montgomery, owner of Sweetie Pie’s restaurants; Max Brooks, graphic novelist and author of “World War Z”; and Joel Christian Gill, chairman/CEO of StrangeFruit Comics.

To register, visit www.bcala.org or https://www. facebook.com/bcalancaal. For more information contact Makiba Foster, mfoster@wustl.edu, or Emily Guss, erguss@msn.com.

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For the fourth year, a select group of St. Louis-area and Metro East educators spent two weeks, July 13-24, learning how to better teach their students in the areas of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).

Called the STEM Teacher Quality (TQ) Institute, the teachers engaged in simulated space missions at the Challenger Learning Center, explored creek habitat at Castlewood State Park and uncovered the secrets of software security with MasterCard.

Express Scripts, Ameren, the Federal Reserve Bank and Microsoft offered activities to encourage the teachers to “STEM-itize” their curriculum.

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ST. LOUIS AMERICAN • JULY 30 – AUG. 5, 2015 And several teachers said the program opened their eyes to careers that aren’t the typical doctor or scientist roles.

“The goal is not just to raise test scores but to foster and grow a lifelong interest in the fields, thereby establishing today’s students as the STEM leaders of tomorrow,” said Deborah Holmes, project manager and facilitator for the institute. “And the method seems to be paying off.”

In 2014 all STEM TQ fifth and eighth grade science classrooms out-performed non-participating classrooms, according to evaluations performed by STEMpact – which is the collaborative network that organizes and funds the institute. In math, reports show STEM TQ students out-performing nonparticipating students by at least 22 index points.

The 2015 STEM TQ included 165 participants, up from 106 last year, and there was a waitlist of more than 20 educators. This year’s

University City school teacher Cathrine Mitchell and Rockwood school teacher Mary Anne Moosman performed an experiment at Sigma-Aldrich Photo by Wiley Price Chemical as participants in the STEM Teacher Quality Institute. participating school districts included Affton, East-St. Louis, Ferguson-Florissant, Hazelwood, Hillsboro, Jennings, Kirkwood, Mehlville, Normandy, Pattonville, Rockwood, St. Charles, St. Louis Language Immersion, University City, Webster Groves and Wenztville.

At Sigma-Aldrich, Tanya Jackson, a global product manager, told her story of how she landed at the company, which sells about 300,000 different products.

Also on Friday, Smith will appear as a guest on the 6 p.m. newscast for the station’s sendoff.

She said a number of factors contributed to her decision to retire, including discussions

with her husband, Isaac “Bud” Stallworth of NBA fame.

“My husband and I talked about where we want to be, where we see our life and some opportunities that may unfold for us, so we decided that

“The wind blew me here,” she said.

Jackson grew up in Buffalo, New York, in a family that all worked service jobs, and she was the first one among her family members to earn a degree. No one in her family encouraged her to pursue science, she said.

“I wouldn’t be here without my teachers,” she said. “I’d be working at the bar like the rest of my family.”

It took her seven years to earn her biology degree, and

then she went on to earn her master’s degree in natural sciences. She has had a variety of jobs, including “bench scientist” in a cancer research lab and “troubleshooter” for customers’ challenges with a company’s life science products. She said these are positions that their students potentially land in the science field – and none are paths she would have chosen as a youth.

“Career connections has been one of the big takeaways for me,” said fifth-grade teacher Megan Zinch, who teaches in the Normandy Schools Collaborative.

STEM TQ and its year-long follow-up programs cost about $3,200 per teacher but is free to participants. Following STEM TQ, STEMpact provides additional training during three professional development days and six after-school development sessions throughout the school year.

STEMpact is a local collaborative partnership made up of representatives from the

area’s top STEM companies and funded by Ameren Missouri, AT&T Aspire, Bank of America, Boeing, Emerson, Express Scripts Foundation, The Laclede Group, Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals, Manifest Digital, Maritz, MasterCard, McDonnell Family Foundation, Monsanto Fund, Peabody Energy, SigmaAldrich Corporation, and Washington University Institute for School Partnership.

“Professional opportunities in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math continue to grow, and will be a source of long-term economic growth for the region,” said STEMpact board member Danny Sherling of Sigma-Aldrich.

“We’re investing in this program because we recognize that St. Louis-area teachers play an integral part in preparing the STEM professionals of tomorrow.”

Follow this reporter on Twitter @rebeccarivas.

now might be a nice time to consider some other options,” Smith explained.

Smith graduated from Northwest High School then attended Lindenwood University, where she received

a B.A. degree in the double majors of Communications Arts and Psychology. She earned her graduate degree – an EMIB, or Executive Masters International Business – from the School of Business and

Administration at Saint Louis University.

Smith earned plenty of peer recognition, Emmy Awards for News Reporting and News Anchor, and the prestigious Edward R. Murrow Award for reporting.

“Countless viewers have literally grown up trusting in Robin’s honesty, integrity and experience as she has brought the story of the St. Louis region home to you,” said Mike Murphy, vice president and general manager at KMOV 4. “She will be missed, and we look forward to enjoying a big celebration come Friday.”

Smith’s retirement adds to several upcoming and recent departures of African Americans from the St. Louis TV news scene. This includes Julian Johnson and Sharon Reed (KMOV); Brittany Noble-Jones, Anthony Kiekow and Lakisha Jackson (KTVI Fox2); and weathercaster Chester Lampkin from KSDK channel 5.

Smith loves her hometown of St. Louis, and she and her husband will continue to make the St. Louis area their n “We family home. decided “We that now have three might be grandchildren; I have two a nice brothers, two time to sister-in-laws, consider two nieces and a nephew; and some we’re having other a great time options.” spending time with family,” – Robin she said.

Smith Smith said she also plans to remain active with as many community organizations as she can.

“I hope to continue my charitable activity in the St. Louis metropolitan area,” she said.

She has given her time and talent to the Crisis Nursery, Forest Park Forever, St. Louis effort for AIDS and the National Association of Black Journalists, to name a few.

“I really want to thank all of the viewers in the bi-state region for the trust and the positive energy they’ve sent me for four decades, and I’m humbled to remain worthy of all of the love they’ve given me over the years,” Smith said. “It is really appreciated and heartfelt.”

That positive energy continued to flow her away after her retirement was announced. A post on The St. Louis American’s FaceBook page received hundreds of positive comments and shares.

“Robin Smith at noon will no longer bloom,” Maurice Cribbs commented, “but her smile each day will remain in my brain!”

“I have watched you since I was a little girl,” Toni Bratcher commented.

“Always impressed with your professionalism.”

“She was the only black woman with swag on TV and she wore that bun for years,” Sutikya Nicole Bersig commented. “Gonna miss your smiling face, Robin.”

As for that next chapter in her life – those “other options” – Smith is keeping mum about her own news, at least for now. Stay tuned.

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discuss gun violence and police brutality.

“He hates them,” said Keely, now 17 and a Parkway South High School student. “That was his first impression of police, and it wasn’t a good one. He says he can’t depend on them and doesn’t trust them.”

Keely was far from the only teen with a story about police harassment or abuse at the four-hour summit, which drew about 30 youth to the 2720 Cherokee Performing Arts Center.

“A lot of them have never seen good cops,” said Bruce Franks Jr., founder of the “28 to Life” group that organized the event. “They can’t understand why there are some who want to abuse their power.”

Law enforcement representatives who participated included St. Louis City Police Chief Sam Dotson, Srgt. Todd Ross of the 3rd police district, and representatives from the offices of the local FBI and St. Louis circuit attorney.

“Today is about leadership,” Franks said at the start of the day. “You can do stuff now even before you are legally able to vote. I wish I had a summit when I was your age.”

Franks, 30, started the group in March, and his team includes

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Blackmon says Bland’s family, pastor and church did a “wonderful job preserving the sanctity of the farewell moment in the black church tradition.”

“They did not allow it to be about anything else other than the celebration of reconciling of the spirit and soul of the person with the God that they serve,” Blackmon said.

“Homegoing celebrations are sacred moments. They are times to minister to those who loved those people, to celebrate with them, and to create space for those to mourn. So often with others throughout our region and nation, that time has been stolen from families with commercialization and media spectacles.”

Many in attendance, including Bland’s close family

12 tight-knit, community activists – many who have been on the frontline of the Ferguson movement, he said.

“We believe in attacking gun violence from the root cause – be it lack of leadership, lack of jobs, lack of resources,” he said. “We figure we have to start with the youth because the youth will always be our future.”

When Sgt. Ross got in front of the group, which consisted largely of young AfricanAmerican men, he pointed to a few of the smaller boys and said, “It’s like I’m looking into a mirror.”

Ross grew up on the South Side, he said, and he remembers when a police officer told him to run because he wanted to unleash his dog on him.

“I’m not going to sit here and act like it’s not in the department, because I’ve experienced it as a kid,” Ross said. “I just want to emphasize that we are here to help.”

Ross told stories about seeing Franks out on the South Side streets when he was younger.

“Everyone knows he raps,” Ross said. “He’s one of the coldest lyricists in the city.

Back then, he was a little hot headed. I talked him down a lot.”

In 1991, when Franks was just 6, his brother was used as a human shield and killed by two drugs dealers, Franks said.

His brother was only 9. Franks

and pastor, wore white in her memory.

Bland’s pastor boldly defined the theme of the ceremony at the beginning of the procession. As The New York Times reported, Pastor James F. Miller stated: “We are not funeralizing a martyr or a victim; we’re celebrating a hero.”

Blackmon says those words comforted her because they are in the “tradition of the black church.”

“It is so unique to our story and to our struggle, even in the midst of great oppression, even in the midst of great despair, that we somehow praise our way through,” Blackmon said. “Praise is our form of resistance in the black church.

It’s not a dismissal of what’s going on.”

The funeral’s most highlighted moment throughout mainstream media came from Bland’s mother, Genea ReedVeal. “This is WORR,” ReedVeal belted. Many understood the statement as, “This is war.”

However, Blackmon

Photo by Wiley Price

Bruce Franks Jr., founder of “28 to Life Youth Leadership and Organizing Summit,” talks with youth ages 13 to 19 that participated in Saturday’s forum. has spent his life addressing gun violence, but after Michael Brown Jr.’s death, he added police brutality to his cause.

“I got angry,” he said.

He attended a Generation Progress workshop in Washington, D.C. where he learned the importance of organizing and legislating change. That’s when he came up with the idea for 28 to Life, which is working to empower youth and the community through police/community relationships. Franks also owns two successful businesses with

his wife on Cherokee Street, a tax office and an All-State Insurance agency.

He knows it’s “unpopular” among some protestors to work with people like Police Chief Dotson, but he believes sustainable change in their neighborhoods comes from working together.

Dotson told the teens about the first time Franks walked into his office for a meeting.

Franks was wearing a hoodie and had tattoos all over his face.

“What do you think my

perception of Bruce was?”

Dotson asked the group.

“Uh, oh,” one of the girls chimed in.

From first glance, Dotson wouldn’t know that the tattoos around Franks’ eyes are not at all gang-related. They are the names of his children: Taj, 11; Lexi, 8; Brooke, 7; Lyric Melody, 4; and King, 2. And the reason he tattooed the downward-pointed triangles from his eyes down his cheeks is because he loves the movie “The Crow.” Those were inked after his fiancé died in a

clarified the statement.

“WORR, spelled ‘W-O-R-R,’ meaning ‘Work Of Righteous Resistance,” Blackmon explained.

Reed-Veal shared her last candid memory of her daughter. Three days prior to Bland’s death, she went on a road trip with her mother.

Bland wanted to talk about some of the harder times she and her mother had experienced.

“As a woman comes of age, there are times you don’t get along with Mama, and all of us who were mothers could relate to that,” Blackmon said.

“They did a lot of laughing and

a lot of crying and apologizing.

That’s her final memory of her child. What a gift of God that is.”

On that trip, Sandra told her mom that she finally knew what her purpose was: to shine a light on racial injustice in this nation.

After Reed-Veal was finished, Pastor Miller asked the choir to sing the processional song because the “eulogy was done.”

“He didn’t try to preach over her,” Blackmon said. “He didn’t try to get his words out.

He let what her mother said be the last words that we heard on that day about Sandra.”

Blackmon delivered her own thoughts about the deceased on FaceBook: “Sandra Bland was killed for being womanish.”

The term womanish was coined by author Alice Walker.

As Blackmon described, “It defines a young, black girl coming of age who is sassy, determined and who won’t be quiet.”

“When I watched that video [of Sandra’s arrest], I watched that officer become more and more upset because she did not give him deference,” Blackmon said. “I think he pulled her out of the car because she refused to give him deference. He felt disrespected. And that’s what I

car accident while they were arguing on the phone.

In that first meeting, Dotson and Franks talked for two hours. Later, the police chief said he told his team, “That was the best two hours I’ve spend in a long time.”

At the end of the summit, Keely walked up to Srgt.

Joseph Lankford, a white officer in the 3rd police district, and told him his story about police harassment. He wanted to know what Lankford would have done in that situation.

Lankford said at one point in his life, he might have reacted the same, but he has been training himself over the years to “soften.”

However, Lankford didn’t apologize on behalf of the department or say he was sorry that happened to him and his family. He simply said some officers are more “adversarial” than others.

That kind of mentality, Franks said, is exactly what police criticize the community for.

“In the streets, we say, ‘No snitching,’” he said. “We have these people we grow up with and we don’t snitch. Police want us to kill that, but you all aren’t killing your own no-snitching policy.”

For more information, contact bruce@28tolife.org or visit www.28tolife.org.

Follow this reporter on Twitter @rebeccarivas.

call ‘womanish.’”

Blackmon is keeping in contact with a small group of activists who have been sitting outside the jail in Texas where Bland died and plans to visit soon.

“We do want answers for Sandra, but we don’t locate our hope in moments of despair,” Blackmon said. “We locate our hope in the God we serve.

It was so comforting to be in a place where that was made clear.”

This story is published as part of a partnership between The St. Louis American and The Huffington Post.

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Stop fighting the Civil War

Confederate flag is a symbol of treason and slavery

By Ishmael-Lateef Ahmad For The St. Louis American As the nation’s leaders ponder the fate of the Confederate battle flag – and, in some cases, removing it from government buildings – I am reminded of my time as a reporter and editor in Montgomery, Alabama during the 1980s and ‘90s.

In February 1988 I teamcovered a story when then state Rep. Thomas Reed and 13 others were arrested in an attempt to scramble to the crest of the state capitol and remove the Confederate battle flag from atop the dome.

They never got over an 8-foot construction fence before they were arrested and taken to jail.

Flag supporters celebrated and vowed the flag would never come down.

As a reporter for The Montgomery Advertiser I witnessed the orchestrated event and even interviewed a leader of the Ku Klux Klan for my story.

While protestors said they saw the rebel flag as a symbol of slavery and black oppression, supporters of the flag said it represented their Southern heritage.

At the time, Reed was

president of the Alabama More than 27 years later, on NAACP. In 1970 he was June 24, 2015, Reed’s dream among the first blacks elected came to pass. With controversy to the Alabama state legislature swirling over the Confederate since Reconstruction in the flag in Charleston, South post-Civil War South. At Carolina, on the orders of the time of the confrontation Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley, over the flag, the NAACP Confederate battle flags were was working to remove the unceremoniously removed from Confederate flag from over several state sites around the the South Carolina Statehouse, capital, according to reporter and to remove rebel flags from Charles J. Dean. the designs of the Georgia and I am reminded about what Mississippi state flags. flag supporters refer to as Prior to the arrests, Reed the historical links the flag had attempted to negotiate the has to the South. For them removal of the flag it may represent a with then Gov. Guy symbol of resistance Hunt. Hunt, the first and independence, Republican governor traits that our founding in Alabama since fathers had at the birth Reconstruction, said of this great nation. the flag was viewed However, I also hear by many as historic my father’s voice in my and without racial head when he explained connotation. He the Confederate flag Guest Columnist thought it was up to as a symbol of high the state legislature to Ishmaeltreason, when the South Lateef decide the fate of the attempted to secede from Ahmad flag. the union in a fight to Reed and other keep African Americans protesters were charged as subhuman and in slavery. with second-degree criminal As a veteran of World War trespassing and each was II, my father fought for a nation released on $300 bond, while that still treated him like dirt. facing penalties of $500 fines Born in Mississippi in 1926, and three months in jail. he was raised on the disparity Later that same year, Reed of race and hate dished out would face even harsher

by Southern whites and, as legal penalties when he was a soldier in the U.S. Army, convicted on federal charges of

by Northern whites as well. bribery and sentenced to four Fighting in both Europe and years in prison. Prosecutors said the Pacific, he guarded both he took $10,000 from a Georgia German and Japanese prisoners of war and witnessed the businessman to influence the treatment of German prisoners early release of a relative of who had more rights than the the businessman from prison for murder. Reed denied any black soldiers who guarded wrongdoing and maintained the them. extortion prosecution was due He compared the Confederate flag to the to his attempt to remove the symbols of Nazi Germany Confederate flag from the state and its white supremacist capitol.

ethos and suggested that the symbols of the Confederacy should be banned in the new South just as the symbols of Nazi Germany are banned in today’s reinvented, progressive Germany.

In this United States of America, I have no problem keeping symbols of the Confederacy in museums and in history books. But to flaunt them in a world trying to rid itself of racism and bigotry does not help build a stronger union.

I was born “Down South” in Mississippi and raised “Up South” in St. Louis (a former slave state), and lived in Alabama and Florida between 1987 and 1992. Having traveled in more than 30 states I have seen Confederate flags throughout America and every time I see them I think, “There they go, still fighting the Civil War.” You might think of Confederate flags as historical symbols. To me, they are historical symbols of people who sacrificed nearly 700,000 American lives in a war to preserve slavery, and it is not something I think progressive Americans should celebrate.

The Civil War was divisive and the Confederate flag was, and is, a symbol of that division.

It’s time for the South and all who ally themselves with a Southern, pre-Civil War mentality to stop fighting the Civil War. Thank God, you lost – and for good reason.

Ishmael-Lateef Ahmad is a freelance journalist based in Missouri and founder of ISHWORLD: The International Search for Humanity peace project.

Community Brief

Amnesty Project for misdemeanor warrants

Community College partners with Better Family Life

For the fifth straight year, St. Louis Community College is teaming with Better Family Life, Inc. to offer St. Louisans who have misdemeanor warrants an opportunity to resolve their legal issues; more than 30 city and county municipalities will participate in the St. Louis Metropolitan Area Amnesty Project.

The Amnesty Project was established in 2000 to help citizens clear their records of outstanding trafficrelated warrants. The program has expanded to include misdemeanor warrants and outstanding child support cases.

The program at STLCC will be conducted over three days, and allow individuals to resolve outstanding warrants at three campuses from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.: • Saturday, Aug. 1, in the Student Center cafeteria at the Forest Park campus, 5600 Oakland Ave. • Wednesday, Aug. 5, in the gymnasium at the Florissant Valley campus, 3400 Pershall Road.

• Saturday, Aug. 8, in the Student Center cafeteria at the Meramec campus, 11333 Big Bend Road.

The Amnesty Project provides participants the chance to resolve situations that may prevent them from obtaining or keeping a job or accessing housing and educational resources.

Participants will be assessed a $10 processing fee to cover all warrant vouchers. STLCC representatives will also be on hand to discuss educational opportunities available to participants.

The Amnesty Project is part of Better Family Life’s annual Family Week. Their goal is “Back to the Basics: Faith, Family, and Neighborhood.”

“In 2000, we saw the need to provide citizens with a nonthreatening way to engage with the courts without fear of being arrested,” said James Clark, Better Family Life’s vice president of community outreach. “We then expanded our offerings to better serve the citizens of St. Louis.”

For more information, call 314-381-8200.

Planned Parenthood responds to smear campaign

Missouri organizations do not donate fetal tissue for research

By Laura McQuade and Mary M. Kogut For The St. Louis American

Planned Parenthood is the most trusted women’s health care provider in this country, and has been for nearly 100 years. One in five American women has been a patient of Planned Parenthood, receiving much needed care.

However, right now a dangerous smear campaign headed by an extremist antiabortion group is underway in which secretly obtained, heavily edited videos are being used to make outrageous and untrue claims about fetal tissue donation programs.

These programs help women donate fetal tissue

for medical research to find treatment and cures for diseases like Parkinson’s, and Alzheimer’s. Neither of the Planned Parenthood organizations in Missouri participates in these programs.

Even so, a politically motivated call to investigate our agencies is resulting in such an investigation. We have full confidence in our excellent and compassionate services and our compliance with ethics and laws.

We expect anti-abortion activists and their political allies to continue to release more edited tapes and seize on other false accusations as an excuse to push their dangerous agenda – to shut down health centers and cut off

women from preventive responsible for health care as well as malicious attacks on abortion services. We health centers and will never falter in doctors, they also our commitment appear to have violated to our patients. multiple federal and Planned Parenthood state laws related will continue to to illegal filming, provide excellent, trespassing, filing Guest Columnist compassionate care false tax returns and Laura for the people in our using false government McQuade communities.

IDs. The videos simply These attacks on do not support their our ability to provide claims of wrongdoing health care are led by

by Planned Parenthood. extremists who have All they prove is fraud conducted many attack on the part of these campaigns similar to extremists. this in the past, all of Our health centers which have been widely in Missouri follow discredited. A key all laws and have figure involved in this the highest medical is the head of Operation Guest Columnist and ethical standards.

Rescue, an organization Mary M. The fact that Planned whose members have Parenthood in Missouri Kogut bombed clinics for years does not participate in and murdered Dr. George Tiller tissue donation highlights that in his Kansas church. calls for an investigation are Not only is this group more about the politicizing

of medical issues than the facts. Ultimately, this is yet another orchestrated attempt to restrict access to safe, legal abortion in Missouri.

Nothing is more important to Planned Parenthood than the health and safety of our patients. Our patients inspire us to keep going in spite of such treacherous opposition – patients like Lee, who had breast cancer that was detected because of the referral we gave her for diagnosis and treatment.

Lee worked with our nurse practitioner to find the right birth control while undergoing treatment.

Lee and Missourians like her are our motivation to fight back hard and call this latest attack campaign what it is – part of a long-standing effort to deceive the public, with false charges and the terrorization and shaming of women and their doctors. They are not “documenting” misdeeds; they

are trying to create them, quite unsuccessfully. Indeed, from all that is known today, the only people who have broken laws are the extremists who have been hounding women and Planned Parenthood doctors for years.

Planned Parenthood helps women live their best lives by providing them with access to high-quality reproductive health care, including birth control, pap smears, breast exams and cancer screenings. We do all of this with the utmost care, compassion, and respect for our patients. Neither we nor our patients will be bullied by extremists, and we will continue fighting forward for reproductive health and rights.

Laura McQuade is president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-MO. Mary M Kogut is president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region and Southwest MO.

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Be a Tourist in Your Own Town St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission

Experience Senufo at the Saint Louis Art Museum

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Ferguson Commemoration Weekend set for August 7-10

First African exhibit in more than 15 years on display through Sept. 27

By Kiara Bryant For The St. Louis American

Everyone should travel around the world by viewing the cultural collections at the Saint Louis Art Museum. The latest exhibit, Senufo: Art and Identity in West Africa, features popular and well researched art from parts of Cote d’Ivoire, Mali and Burkina Faso. Senufo opened Sunday, June 28 and will be on display through Sept. 27. This international exhibit is the first African art exhibition that the Saint Louis Art Museum has featured in over 15 years. It arrived here from the Cleveland Museum of Art and will next travel to the Musée Fabre in the South of France.

The name “Senufo” is given to the art, language and ethnic group of people from this Western African region once colonized by the French. In the 20th century, Pablo Picasso and Fernand Léger became fascinated and inspired by the art, which became universally accepted throughout the world. A pair of male and female sculptures featured in the beginning of the exhibit, are classic examples of this artwork that is known to be rather expensive, with some pieces costing millions of dollars.

Senufo identity is developed by different imagery, style and elements. Although no objects are the same, the research suggests common themes.

Poro is the male initiation association where boys become men through learning to farm, defend themselves and build strong relationships within the Guest Columnist community. It does not exist Kiara in every town and is a secret Bryant society exclusive to males. The exhibit features figures and art used in crucial events of Poro. These objects are also used in funerals where men were commemorated for their accomplishments and successful achievements.

The men are remembered for their influence in the community as a living elder or deceased ancestor. Some figurines are mobile and some are stationary display pieces. You can see the difference by the erosion at the base from nature and climate or faded color on the neck and arms from the human figurine being held.

The male helmet masks are a composite of ferocious animals encompassing a strong, powerful, aggressive and wild connotation.

Some masks have more characteristics with feathers, furs, skin, tufts and different fibers.

Certain types are used in detecting evil, antisorcery, and punishing evil doers. Objects that look the same may be used differently.

Although Senufo art has a large male focus, there are feminine tributes in the sculptures as well. Female anatomy, attributes, and the relationships between male and female as well as a mother and baby are showcased. Feminine masks are delicate and small with hairdos and earrings to beautify the woman. These masks suggest feminine character is elegant and introverted in nature.

Photo by Lawrence Bryant

A protestor skirted police in military vehicles on West Florissant Avenue on August 11, two days after the Ferguson police killing of Michael Brown Jr.

“Senufo: Art and Identity in West Africa” will be on display at the Saint Louis Art Museum through Sept. 27.

Objects for the home such as, giant sculpted bowls and birds with hornbills, are common and simply for aesthetic purposes.

Some women in these communities use objects for healing and divination, they are known as diviners. People depend on diviners for spiritual advising in their lives. If a woman has a large collection of artwork, she is of high status, makes more money and is a good diviner. Diviners teach people to rely on the spirit world rather than believing that they can solve every problem on their own. The objects used in divination are believed to possess power for healing and fixing conflicts within the communities.

The exhibit also features black and white portraits showcasing life in the Senufo region.

In the children’s area of the exhibit, kids are encouraged to interact with the miniature sized art where they may describe, label, sketch and write about the art that they see. In an adjacent gallery, children may sort, classify and categorize magnet photos of the works.

They may also post the magnets to a board by symbols, elements, common themes, purpose and function. There are also books, a lounging area for reflection and relaxation, as well as a multimedia tour made available on the museum’s iPads.

Each of the objects, are beautiful and unique.

Throughout the exhibit no two objects are the same or necessarily used for the same purpose as the exhibit serves to capture the essence of the Senufo label, which is often challenged. Some qualities of Senufo are present in other regions, and a constant question of what classifies the Senufo identity remains.

For more information on the exhibit, Senufo: Art and Identity in West Africa, please visit www.slam.org/senufo, and for more ways to experience St. Louis go to www.explorestlouis. com.

Kiara Bryant is the public relations coordinator for the St. Louis Convention & Visitors Commission (CVC).

Activists using the hashtag #UnitedWeFight in memory of Mike Brown and others American staff The Ferguson Action Council has announced a series of events for Ferguson Commemoration Weekend, August 7-10, which includes the August 9 anniversary of the Ferguson police killing of Michael Brown Jr. The goals, organizers said, are “to commemorate lives lost to police violence over the past year, to pay homage to our great civil rights leaders and ancestors and to honor the modern-day activists, young and old, who set off the Ferguson Uprising, crystallizing a nationwide movement for black lives.”

The group described itself as a broad coalition of St. Louis organizations that came together following the killing of Michael Brown Jr., including Don’t Shoot Coalition, Hands Up United, Fellowship of Reconciliation,

6 p.m.: Policing for Black + LGBTQ Liberation @ UMSL 8 p.m.: “Who’s Streets” documentary @ Nine Network 7 p.m.: Revolutionary Rap Concert @ The Pageant

Ferguson Action, Missourians Organizing for Reform and Empowerment (MORE), Organization for Black Struggle (OBS), Operation Help or Hush, Socialist Alternative and Tribe X. “We ask that groups honor Michael Brown Jr. by participating in a four-and-ahalf minute National Moment of Silence on Sunday, August 9 at 11:55 a.m. CST,” organizers said in a release. “We also ask groups to join us in a day of mass civil disobedience by

n The goal: “to honor the modern-day activists, young and old, who set off the Ferguson Uprising, crystallizing a nationwide movement for black lives.”

planning Moral Monday actions for August 10.”

The scheduled events:

Friday, August 7

10 a.m.: Youth Art Build @ O’Fallon Park (Boathouse) 3 p.m.: Memorial Build @ Kajieme Memorial

Saturday, August 8

11 a.m.: Youth Chalk Out 2 p.m.: March from VonDerrit Memorial to Block Party 7 p.m.: Ferguson Rocks Concert @ Ready Room Sunday, August 9 11 a.m.: Silent March @ Canfield to Greater St. Mark’s Church 11:55 a.m.: National Moment of Silence 1 p.m.: The People’s Brunch @ W. Florissant 2 p.m.: Revolutionary Rap Concert @ Fubar 7:30 p.m.: Cornel West @ Greater St. Mark’s Church Monday, August 10 Day of Civil Disobedience and National Call to Action Organizers are using the hashtag “#UnitedWeFight.”

They said, “We’re using the hashtag #UnitedWeFight because we lift up and demand justice not just for Michael Brown, Jr., but for Sandra Bland, for Cary Ball, for Yvette Smith, for Kajieme Powell, for Dontre Hamilton, for Taneisha Anderson, for Vonderrit Myers and for far too many more.”

T h e S t . L o u i s C o u n t y L i b r a r y F o u n d a t i o n ’s ‘Buzz’ Westfall Favorite Author Series presents an evening with

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National Funeral Directors meet in St. Louis

Local funeral service owner looks back at days of ‘hand shake of good faith’

By Ozella J. Foster For The St. Louis American

Throughout the week of August 1-6, the National Funeral Directors and Morticians Association’s Annual Convention will meet in St. Louis, and the local state association membership will give convention participants the thrill of their lives.

We will begin Sunday, August 2 with worship at the Central Baptist Church and a “Stop the Violence Rally and Guest Columnist Street Hearse/ Motorcycles Ozella Parade.”

Foster The morning Robinson opening day session on Monday, August 3 will feature St. Louis-born Congresswoman Maxine Waters.

On Tuesday night, August 4, our young colleague William C. Harris Jr. will be presented the Professional of the Year Award.

Wednesday night, August 5, is our grand finale. It will be a historical event program.

The National Political Action Committee of the association will feature yet another of our native powerhouse guest speakers, Congressman Wm.

Bernadette Officer and Carl Officer are the operators of the Officer Funeral Home today. They are grandchildren of the legendary William E. Officer of East St. Louis, a founder of the St. Louis Gateway Funeral Directors Association.

Lacy Clay.

On that evening, we also will pay special tribute to a select group pioneers, legendary trailblazers and centurion (100 years) marquee funeral directors and embalmers.

The Special Appreciation Award will go to George Carper II for being there for many of the funeral businesses when their money was not there. Mr. Carper, the nearly 100-year-old AfricanAmerican marquee local casket businessman, was there for the people and funeral home owners. He was there to save the service for the funeral home by the “hand shake of good faith” concept. He gave his caskets and other funeral merchandise, and then waited on his money until a later date.

We must say thanks in a huge, public way.

St. Louis has always been in the thick of the funeral service profession, primarily because of our will to serve our black families. Back in the day, black funeral home owners were

men and women who learned to operate their business on the hand shake of faith. That hand shake of faith method allowed for the funeral director to become what one would call today to be “the man.”

The corner funeral home was the place of helping the bereaved to regain their inner composure after the loss of a loved one. The funeral was done in a funeral home, mostly, instead of the church.

Just the title of being funeral home owner commanded the upmost respect. Their dress was so unique. The late Marion E. Officer Sr. was the epitome of the well-suited funeral director of all times. Many have attempted to mimic his style, but it will never be.

In the mid-‘60s, Fulton E. Culkins of Ellis Funeral Homes was the first African American appointed to the Missouri State Board of Embalmers.

In those days a black face on the state level was nearly unheard of. His glowing, light – nearly white – skin was the driving force for many doors to be opened for black funeral business men and women then and today.

He was accepted in the Caucasian arena a lot easier than most. Consequently, he was able to create pathways to the top for many young funeral directors, like Theodore” Ted” Foster Sr. and Charles Woodcox. Fulton Culkins’ demeanor commanded much respect from his peers, and together they nurtured the relationships that the funeral directors developed by going to meetings at each other’s facilities.

Ted Foster was literally

the legacy of Fulton Culkins, beginning at the death Mrs. Nellie Mae Foster, his mother.

Fulton put the remains of Mrs. Foster on the same train with Ted and sent them both back to August, Arkansas for the service. Once he saw that Ted Foster had the makings of a good funeral director, the rest was history. Ted Foster went on to become the city household name as the owner of Ted Foster and Sons Funeral Homes, Inc. G Wade Granberry was another forceful legendary funeral director that made outstanding funeral service men and women into committed funeral home owners today.

That includes Beverly, Janet, Cecil and Harold of Granberry Mortuary and TT Yandel of Webster Groves.

Austin A. Layne Jr. received his beginning under G Wade Granberry. Layne never forgets to make it known that Granberry is still his mentor today.

The pioneers of yesterday were not selfish business people when it came to educating the St. Louis funeral directors or embalmers of their era. Many St. Louis funeral directors were blessed to have several iconic owners to guide them in the right direction early in their young careers, like Ronald L. Jones (who began under Birdie Beal) and Archbishop Michael A. West Sr. Bishop West, who had the privilege to be taught

by Birdie Beal and G Wade Granberry.

Many of these extraordinary, legendary funeral directors were educated without the likes of an organized school of mortuary science, although all of the existing professionals did become licensed by state requirements.

Some directors were perfectionist in the craft, such as John Cunningham, the husband of the late Nettie Cunningham and father of Susie M Cunningham of S M Cunningham Funeral Home.

Some say that John was born with the God-given talent to be greatest restorative artist in the embalming profession.

Today the new generation of funeral services providers are dictated by unnecessary requirements, organized politically board members, and unproven and complicated written school books. No more good, old hand-shaking days.

Ozella J. Foster is owner of Ozella J. Foster Funeral Service, 3619 Finney Ave. Lois Iverson and Rev. Theodore “Ted” Foster Sr. furnished historical materials.

Community Briefs

City offers new parking app

Every parking meter in the City of St. Louis now accepts payment via the mobile phone app ParkLouie.

The ParkLouie app is a version of ParkMobile, the leading national provider of mobile parking technology.

ParkLouie patrons can pay for parking simply by registering for the app and entering the zone number identified on green stickers affixed to parking meters. Paying for parking via ParkLouie will not register time in the physical parking meter, but parking enforcement personnel will be able to detect your payment.

ParkLouie also makes it easier to track your parking session, providing users with the ability to receive notifications near the end of their session and pay for additional time.

ParkLouie can currently be downloaded in the Apple’s App Store for iPhones or through the Google Play Store for Android phones. ParkLouie can also be downloaded at http://www.parklouie.com. Those who do not have smart phones can also use the app by calling the toll-free number on parking stickers.

Vashon Museum to open August 8 The George Boyer Vashon African American Culture Research Center Museum will open to the public on Saturday August 8, founded by Calvin Riley Jr. Included in the museum collection are many items used by people who lived in The Ville, Meacham Park, Kinloch, Richmond Heights, Elmwood Park and other African-American neighborhoods.

Riley said the museum “will be an educational center for people of all cultures that provides a glimpse into the struggle and accomplishments that most of us take for granted, regardless of race or ethnicity.”

The Grand Opening is 1-4 p.m. Saturday August 8 and is free to the public. The museum, is located at 2223 St. Louis Avenue, in the St. Louis Place Neighborhood. For additional information, call 314-749-6322.

Head Start offers preschool classes The Ferguson-Florissant School District is partnering with Head Start to offer residents five full-day weekly preschool classes for 3- and 4-year-olds. Head Start incomeand employment-based eligibility is necessary. Classes are held at McCluer South-Berkeley High School and Griffith Elementary School. Both programs are open 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For additional information call 314-595-3910.

Free Preschool for 3- and 4- year- olds are two mornings a week, 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. For 4 year olds there are two options: 3 mornings a week 8:30 – 11:30 or 4 afternoons, 12:15 – 3:15. For additional information on this program with degreed, certified teachers call 314-506-9066.

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Meet the civilian oversight board candidates Mayor Francis G. Slay is nearing his August 5 deadline to select the seven civilian oversight board members.

And, there’s guarded hope that the mayor is taking great care to choose a diverse slate.

His office has been nudging the aldermen to get in their recommendations (because, as the EYE reported last week, few aldermen chimed in initially), and meeting with Coalition Against Police Crimes and Repression (CAPCR) to hear their recommendations. Surely he’s been meeting with the police association leaders as well.

After the mayor announces his selection, the Board of Aldermen will review them and hold a series of public meetings to get the community’s input on the candidates. The aldermen will approve seven members on November 7.

The civilian oversight board will have a representative from each of seven districts. Some districts had more applicants than others. And some had more like-minded applicants than others. CAPCR has provided the community and aldermen with a great resource on their website, http://capcrstl.org. You can click on the candidates’ names and view their applications.

The EYE read through all 49 applications and has selected a few in each district that merit a close look from the mayor and aldermen.

District 1 (Wards 2, 3, 21 and 27) There were several standout applicants in this group.

Ferguson movement leader Jonathan Cornelius Pulphus Jr., 20, is a Saint Louis University student who also co-founded the activist group Tribe X. The group initiated the first “die-in,” which became a staple of the movement.

This past year, he’s proven that although he’s young he is ready to lead. CAPCR is recommending Pulphus.

Scharad Hutchins, a Harris-Stowe State University graduate, is a special education teacher in the St. Louis Public Schools. He earned his doctorate in educational administration from Maryville University. He’s the only applicant that cited working within the public schools, and the EYE believes having a board member who works directly with children would be a great asset.

Ciera Simril, 27, is a U.S. Bank teller and community activist in the 27th Ward. Her alderman, Chris Carter, is recommending her. She said she facilitated the neighborhood ownership model since 2011 in the North Pointe neighborhood.

A University of Missouri St. Louis graduate, Simril interned with the St. Louis American and wrote some columns, including one titled “Hold yourself accountable,” encouraging people to vote. She was great

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Good thing, too, because Alderwoman Carol Howard recommended Patrick Maloney, who ran the public information office for the St. Louis Department of Public Safety from 1999 to 2005.

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to work with here, and CAPCR gave her high marks as well.

District 7 (Wards 10, 23, 24 and 28)

District Two (Wards 5, 6, 18 and 19) Another district packed with great applicants.

J. Justin Meehan is a white civil-rights attorney and lifetime member of the NAACP and Mound City Bar Association. (Not to mention, he’s a Kung Fu master and teaches tai chi.) In 2006, American columnist Bernie Hays included Meehan in an article titled, “Some black heroes were white!” He’s widely known as a longtime activist and attorney in the black community. Meehan stated that he has many good friends who are police, and he’s defended police accused of excessive force. He understands law and the “very dangerous” job police have. We like Meehan a lot, and so does CAPCR. Jane Abbott-Morris, who is African-American, has been an Equal Employment Opportunity specialist and investigator for 35 years, running her own business Human Resources Select Services. A St. Louis native, she lives in the 6th Ward and was born in 1951. Her investigating skills rated high on CAPCR’s ranking system.

Dane Muckler is a white Saint Louis University doctorate student (born in 1983) who served as a legal observer during Ferguson protests. He wrote about his experience in his application and said he witnessed police treating nonviolent protestors roughly. But he also witnessed how officers have the difficult job of having to react quickly to potentially dangerous threats.

You also have Barbara Cole, an 18th Ward resident who works for the Social Security Administration; Nathan Ivy, a community outreach representative for Washington University School of Medicine (born in 1970); and Jeanette Culpepper, who has been leading the New Year’s Eve vigils for homicide victims in the city for many years. Cole has support from Alderman Terry Kennedy.

District Three (Wards 1, 4, 22 and 26) Although only four candidates came out of this district, they were also some of the most elaborate applications.

According to his extensive resume and letters of recommendation, attorney George C. Perry Jr. attended Benton Elementary and graduated from Beaumont High School in 1966. He began his legal career in upstate New York, and in the 1980s, he served as a New York State assistant attorney general.

His community involvement includes being a director of

Photo by Wiley Price

Aldermen Terry Kennedy and Chris Carter conferred at the desk of Alderman Antonio French during an April 21 aldermanic hearing on the city’s new civilian oversight board.

a cultural center in Harlem.

Alderman Sam Moore recommended Perry.

DeBorah Ahmed, co-founder of Better Family Life Inc., supplied the mayor’s office with pages and pages about her leadership in community development and the arts. Better Family Life has been a bedrock for job development in the black community, along with housing development.

Jazmin T. Wilson is in her 20s and works in the medical field. In her application, she said her life experience with police has been stressful.

“I have been caught up in a vicious cycle of excessive fines,” she stated. “I have worked very hard to clear my record.” Alderman Frank Williamson recommended her.

District Four (Wards 7, 8, 9 and 17) There were 12 applicants for this district, but only one really stood out, and not just to the EYE. Both Alderman Steve Conway and CAPCR are backing Lawrence Johnson, a retired lawyer. Johnson is a 8th Ward resident born in 1946.

He earned his law degree from Boston College Law School in 1975. He serves on the Shaw Neighborhood Improvement Association and is involved in the Unity Christ Church.

He’s received awards from the NAACP.

District Five (Wards 11, 12, 13, and 16) This district didn’t have any familiar or diverse faces.

However, Mary Jo Williams, a white medical scheduler for SSM Health, stated that she sat on the social justice committee at her church Our Lady of Sorrows. She was born in 1955.

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Donald C. Orf, Jr. (born in 1959) is a procurement director for Anheuser-Busch/ InBev and a member of the St. Louis Hills Neighborhood Association. He said, “It’s incumbent upon the COB to understand and to use the investigative tools at its disposal as well as the rights and limits of the charter and to act.”

Bradley T. Arteaga is a white business owner and a board member on the Second District Police Association.

District Six (Wards 14, 15, 20 and 25) In this district, three aldermen – Megan Ellyia Green, Shane Cohn and Cara Spencer – combined to

recommend three candidates.

The trio recommended these candidates: Heather Highland is a Latina attorney for Fredman & Fredman P.C. Born in 1976, she lives in the 25th Ward and turned in letters of recommendation from State Rep. Michael Colona and Associate Circuit Judge Michael W. Noble.

Jeanette Brown is a staff counselor at the Karis House Community Counseling Center.

Brown, who is black, lives in the 14th Ward and was born in 1952.

Craig ScrandrettLeatherman is a white public technology assistant at the St. Louis Public Library and a Ferguson activist. He has a Ph.D. in anthropology.

CAPCR supports their picks as well.

Jeffrey Carter is an anesthesiologist/physician for Ballas Anesthesia Inc., where he is the president of the group medical practice. He lives in the 28th Ward and was born in 1965. He is a committee member of the Federation of State Medical Boards. He stated, “My experience on our state medical board since 2009 gives me much experience in evaluating complaints against members of various medical professions in Missouri.”

CAPCR is recommending Carter.

Alderwoman Lyda Krewson recommended Stephen Rovak, a white corporate lawyer who was born in 1948 and is a Harvard Law grad.

He stated he’s the co-chair of the Mediation Committee of the International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution (CPR). CPR’s website says it’s a nonprofit “that helps global businesses prevent and resolve commercial disputes.” The EYE hears that St. Louis City Counselor Winston Calvert knows and likes Rovak.

Alderman Joseph Vollmer recommended Joseph Barbaglia, a small business owner who is a member of the St. Louis Police Business Association.

For more information, visit the Coalition Against Police Crimes and Repression website, http://capcr-stl.org.

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People On The Move Andre Anderson is the new interim police chief for the City of Ferguson. He is taking a six-month leave of absence from the Glendale Police Department in Arizona, where he was commander, to Andre assume his duties. A Anderson U.S. Army veteran, he is a graduate of the FBI National Academy and West Point’s Leadership in Police Organizations Command School.

Christie Cruise has been named associate dean of students/ diversity initiatives and affirmative action officer at Maryville University.

Previously she was assistant dean and director of the Office Christie of Multicultural Cruise Programs, which is now the Office of Diversity & Inclusion. In a release, the university said it is pursuing “more intentional diverse student, faculty and staff recruitment.”

Photo by Wiley Price

WA Architects, a Cincinnati-based black-owned architectural firm, has opened an office in downtown St. Louis, based in part on its ongoing work with the BJC campus renewal project. The team includes Andrea D. Jordan, project coordinator; Wade A. Price, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP/ principal; Brandi Hamilton, assoc. AIA, LEED AP BD+C /project coordinator; and Yvette Henry, RA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C /project architect.

WA Architects has designs on St. Louis

Cincinnati-based black-owned firm opens local office

By Sandra Jordan For The St. Louis American For the last several years, WA Architects, a Cincinnati-based black-owned architectural firm, developed a strong focus on health care design, with projects in its hometown, in Pittsburgh and with Washington University Medical Center here in St. Louis.

As its focus sharpened, WA hired architects who specialize in health care design from across the nation in order to grow its business. Two years ago, WA expanded from two locations in Ohio to open a third office in downtown St. Louis, based in part on its ongoing work with the BJC campus renewal project.

n “We opened an office in St. Louis and intend to stay for the long haul.”

– Wade Price, principal at WA Architects

The WA Healthcare Design Team was commissioned by BJC Healthcare and Hellmuth, Obata and Kassabaum of St. Louis to serve as the primary MBE architectural partner for the current 10-year, $1 billion renewal of the main campus of Washington University Medical

Center, also consisting of Barnes-Jewish and St. Louis Children’s hospitals.

“We initially started out as part of the team, helping out HOK and other architects that are there,” said Wade Price, principal at WA Architects. “And as we spent more time there, a couple of our people started to shine in the way of their capabilities and already knowing health care.”

For the BJC construction project, Price said Brandi Hamilton is leading enforcement of a project at Children’s Hospital and the BarnesJewish north tower, while Yvette Henry leads a project team for the Children’s building.

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Urban youth entrepreneurship comes to St. Louis

Cardinal Ritter to launch first urban CEO Program with Midland American staff Cardinal Ritter College Prep High School is partnering with the Midland Institute for Entrepreneurship, a division of Midland States Bank, to launch the first Creating Entrepreneurial Opportunities (CEO) Program in an urban school in Missouri.

The CEO program prepares high school juniors and seniors to become entrepreneurs who contribute to their communities’ economic growth. The program is funded by local business investors who also function as mentors to each CEO student. Cardinal Ritter and Midland recently hosted the official launch of the program at the Norwood Hills Country Club, where about 65 business leaders pledged their support.

Leon Holschbach, president & CEO of Midland States Bancorp, Inc., said through the work of the Midland Institute for Entrepreneurship, the CEO program has expanded from one class in Effingham, Illinois to a total of 30 classes across four states in the fall of 2015. The Cardinal Ritter program will be the first one established in an urban setting.

n “We believe that this investment in the young people of our communities will return extraordinary dividends for years to come.”

– Leon Holschbach, CEO of Midland States Bancorp

“Midland States Bank is thrilled to be in St. Louis partnering with Cardinal Ritter College Prep High School to launch the first CEO class in an urban market and the first CEO class in the state of Missouri,” Holschbach said.

“We believe that this investment in the young people of our communities will return

n “Our kids will be prepared to write business plans, develop budgets and actually start their own businesses at the end of the program.”

– Cardinal Ritter President Tamiko Armstead

extraordinary dividends for years to come. We are excited about this new opportunity and look forward to developing strong relationships with members of the St. Louis community.”

Established in 2008, the CEO Program selects See RITTER, B6

Antonio Strong was promoted to the four-member senior executive team at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport.

He is now the deputy director of Finance & Administration.

He will supervise Antonio the departments Strong of Finance & Accounting, Properties Department and the Business Diversity Development Office, including M/W/DBE certification and compliance programs for the airport and the City of St. Louis.

Leah Spinks is the new event coordinator for The St. Louis Convention & Visitors Commission.

She will coordinate event activities between clients, contractors and the departments of Leah America’s Center.

Spinks She received a Bachelor of Science degree in Hospitality Management from the University of Missouri Columbia, with an emphasis in conference and event management and a minor in business.

Benjamin Crump is the 73rd president of the National Bar Association, the oldest and largest voluntary professional membership organization for African-American attorneys and judges Benjamin with more than Crump 20,000 members. He is co-founder and principal of Parks & Crump and has represented the families of Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown Jr. and Tamir Rice.

Thelma Cook received an honorary doctorate degree from Harris-Stowe State University. She is the chairwoman of the Harris-Stowe Board of Regents.

She is also a retired corporate executive Thelma and higher education Cook administrator who has brought more than 25 years of leadership and service to the metropolitan St. Louis community.

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Improving millennials’ financial literacy with mobile technology

By Jason Alderman The 2015 Financial Literacy Summit 2015, (http://www. practicalmoneyskills.com/ summit2015/) held April 15 in Chicago and co-hosted by Visa Inc. and the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, focused on how mobile technology might improve millennials’ learning, savings and investing behavior in the future.

A recent FICO study said millennials, the demographic born between 1980 and 2000, not only represent the largest group of individuals using mobile banking applications, but also the biggest cohort partaking in Internet browsing, emailing, searching, social networking and news consumption on a smartphone or tablet, bypassing desktop machines entirely. By comparison, only 5 percent of 35-54 year-olds and 3 percent of those 55 years and older are using mobile devices exclusively.

The Summit audience heard particularly eye-opening insights from a panel on how early education and mobile

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Continued from B1 Price said it has really been a good experience for his firm.

While WA has experience on large projects, Price said the campus renewal project is somewhat unique in that everyone is working in the same space simultaneously, with “architects, engineers,

technology applications can help build future generations’ financial literacy. While online gaming (http:// practicalmoneyskills.com/ games/) is showing particular success in training grade- and high-school age students in financial fundamentals, panelists suggested that the broader solution will depend on national educational policy and a broader understanding about young adults and their financial needs.

Amando M. Tetangco, Jr., governor of Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, the central bank of the Philippines, told the audience that young Filipino adults are “struggling more than their older counterpart groups with regard to budgeting” and retirement planning, but he said he is still optimistic: “I believe there are certain characteristics of millenials that provide opportunities to build [their financial capabilities]. They have a desire for change.”

Such change, he said, should be driven by data and policy should be made personal and tied to technology solutions

embraced by younger citizens.

Panelist Jason Young, CEO and Co-Founder of MindBlown Labs, an Oakland, California-based software

construction people and the owner’s representatives constantly having meetings and talking with each other on the fly.”

It’s been a successful trial by fire.

“That’s really been a really good way to learn and work with BJC and learn how they do things as opposed to health care in general,” Price said.

“And that prepares us to be able to work with BJC beyond

the campus renewal project and other people as well.”

Working in St. Louis is familiar for Price, who earned his degree in architecture from Washington University and worked for local firms for a decade on a number of highprofile projects, including MetroLink, Mercantile Bank, Transworld Dome, and Lambert-St. Louis International Airport, before returning to his hometown of Cincinnati.

developer behind the Thrive ‘n’ Shine personal finance game app for teens and young adults, said mobile technology will bridge the gap between

financial literacy and a lifetime of successful financial decision making. “Eighty to 90 percent of U.S. teens have smart devices. That’s huge, but the

important thing to understand is that these aren’t just things they use. They’re a way of life.”

Developing a stronger connection between financial literacy education and mobile technology could be beneficial for global educators and policymakers trying to improve spending, saving and investing knowledge for future generations. In January, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) released a firsttime global financial literacy study (http://www.oecd.org/ pisa/keyfindings/pisa-2012results-volume-vi.htm) that revealed that U.S. students ranked between eighth and twelfth place among all 18 participating countries in overall literacy skills.

Bottom line: Focusing on the way under-35 consumers use smartphones and tablets might provide a way for educators, financial services companies and policymakers to narrow the financial literacy gap.

WA Architects rendering of a design for Children’s Hospital, part of the BJC campus renewal project.

When he lived here the first time, Price said he recognized business potential in St. Louis.

After he left, Price said he always wanted to come back to build upon the business relationships he started here.

“We opened an office and intend to stay for the long haul,” Price said. “Not only are we going to be working in health care but also in other markets in education, research and community development.”

Price said WA Architects is talking with other local minority firms, including architects and engineers, about possible collaboration opportunities.

“We feel, with the program we are developing between the three offices and educating ourselves continuously about health care design, that we can bring that to some of the firms we work with that may not be as experienced,” Price said.

“We look forward to bringing in people from other firms to get that experience as well.”

Price said he is very encouraged by what he describes as the up-andcoming generation of minority architects.

“When this opportunity with BJC happened, we wanted to bring the best that we could find of African-

American architects and of other minorities from various parts of the country, because that’s where we had to find people that had health care experience,” Price said.

“I’ve really been impressed with the number of folks out there who are doing quite well and the people we’ve brought in – I am really impressed with their skills.”

For more information on WA Architects, visit wa-architectsinc.com. The St. Louis office is located at 611 N. Tenth St., Suite 600. Call 314-754-4238 or email info@ wa-architectsinc.com.

n “It feels amazing.”

– Former Incarnate Word basketball star Napheesa Collier, after leading Team USA to the gold medal at the FIBA U19 World Championships in Russia

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Napheesa strikes gold in Russia

Inside Sports With Earl Austin Jr.

Eagles win tourneys in STL and KC

Third Team USA title for Collier

By Earl Austin Jr. Of The St. Louis American

Former Incarnate Word Academy girls basketball star Napheesa Collier played a leading role in the USA’s gold-medal winning performance at the recent FIBA U19 World Championships in Chekhov, Russia.

The 6’1” Collier had 10 points, 10 rebounds, three assists and six steals in Team USA’s 78-70 victory over the host Russians in the gold medal game last Sunday.

Collier enjoyed a dominant performance in the USA’s 80-65 victory over Spain in the n It was semifinals.

Collier’s third She had 24 gold medal points, 14 as a member rebounds, two assists and of the USA two steals. basketball “It feels amazing,” program in Collier said international after the goldcompetition. medal game.

“All the hard work we put in showed tonight. It paid off.”

For the tournament, Collier averaged 12.7 points, 8.9 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 2.2 steals as Team USA finished with a 7-0 record. Collier was selected to the All-Tournament Team after a stellar week of play. Although she was well deserving of the honor, the always humble Collier was still surprised at her selection.

“I was really shocked, and I think everyone could tell because I was super confused, walking in circles when he was trying to tell me where to go,” Collier said.

“But, I was really proud.”

It was Collier’s third gold medal as a member of the USA basketball program in international competition. In the fall, she will begin her collegiate career at NCAA champion Connecticut.

Local youth kicking it on national stage

Former Incarnate Word Academy girls basketball star Napheesa Collier had 10 points, 10 rebounds, three assists and six steals in Team USA’s 78-70 victory over the host Russians in the gold medal game last Sunday.

The summer basketball clubs from the St. Louis metropolitan area showed up and showed out on the grassroots circuit during the all-important July evaluation period.

St. Louis-area teams in the boys 15-17 age divisions brought home championship hardware from such places as St. Louis, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Lawrence, Milwaukee and Las Vegas. In total, local clubs won eight big showcase tournaments and finished in second place in three other tournaments.

The St. Louis Eagles 17U team won championships at the Adidas Three Stripes Alliance Invitational in St. Louis and the Jayhawk Summer Finale in Earl Kansas City. The Eagles Austin Jr. were also runners-up at the Nike Elite Youth Basketball Association Peach Jam, which is the best summer basketball league in the country. The Eagles’ semifinal and championship games at the Peach Jam were televised nationally on ESPNU. The Jets-Ramey United 15U team won three tournaments in the month of July.

The big one came last weekend when they won the Las Vegas Super 48 against a talented field of teams from around the country. Jets-Ramey United also won the Adidas Invitational in Indianapolis and the NY2LA Summer Jam in Milwaukee.

The Southwest Illinois Jets 16U team won the Platinum Division championship at the Sunflower Showcase in Lawrence, KS. last weekend.

The Gateway Basketball Club 16U team won the championship at the Adidas Three Stripes Alliance Invitational in St. Louis two weeks ago.

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In The Clutch With Ishmael H. Sistrunk

Cheating Brady shouldn’t press his luck

Cheaters never win. It’s an golden child recently had his old adage taught to youngsters four-game suspension, for at an early age. Whether for his role in deflating footballs, sports, board games or a round upheld by Commissioner of hide-and-seek, our children Roger Goodell. For months, are taught as toddlers that, in Brady’s and his camp have the end, dishonesty doesn’t threatened to take the battle to pay. Then again, children are federal court if Goodell didn’t also taught to believe in Santa reduce or eliminate Brady’s Claus, the Tooth Fairy and suspension. Brady claimed he fairy-tale endings. had no idea the team’s We try to teach them ball boys were illegalmorals to shield them ly deflating footballs. from the cold-hearted According to recent realities that cheaters reports, Brady also and phonies often do wants us to believe thrive in the good ol’ that it was a mere coinU.S. of A. cidence that his cell Just look at susphone was destroyed pected (with a capital on the same day he S) cheaters Barry Ishmael H. met with investigators Bonds and Roger regarding ‘DeflateGate.’

Sistrunk Clemens. Neither has He then conveniently been admitted into forgot to mention that the Hall of Fame, but both he even changed cell phones allegedly juiced their way to until four months later, well numerous championships, after the point text messages awards, fame and riches. Even can be retrieved by a wireless admitted cheaters such as provider.

Alex Rodriguez and Lance Brady continues to follow Armstrong would probably the Armstrong playbook of Whip and Nae Nae all over the denials, threats and possible rules once again considering lawsuits. In reality, Brady the obscene amount of money probably wants to go to fedthey made by popping PEDs. eral court about as much as This brings us to New Pinocchio yearns for a trip to England Patriots quarterthe saw mill. In federal court, back Tom Brady. The NFL’s Brady would likely have

n Tom Brady also wants us to believe that it was a mere coincidence that his cell phone was destroyed on the same day he met with investigators regarding ‘DeflateGate.’

Tom Brady continues to follow the Lance Armstrong playbook of denials, threats and possible lawsuits. Look how well that worked out for Armstrong. to face questions regarding DeflateGate, SpyGate and more. Brady might be cool

under pressure with 300-pound men bearing down on him, but can his brow stay sweat-

free under oath about his team’s legacy of cheating to get ahead? Who knows what

embarrassing facts would come out of a trial? Even worse, what facts would come up after trial that could implicate Brady in a perjury charge should he choose to deflate the truth?

Goodell and the league have been routinely embarrassed for disciplinary blunders over the past few years. Having the reigning Super Bowl champion quarterback start the season on the suspension list is yet another embarrassment to the league (thanks Pete Carroll).

That makes it a little surprising that he chose to stand firm on Brady’s suspension. Then again, Goodell’s power is likely dwindling by the blunder and See CLUTCH, B5

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SportsEye With Alvin Reid

Jason Heyward: ‘Great Black Hope’ today, gone tomorrow

Jason Heyward made his and 11 stolen bases. He was a first visit to Busch Stadium as member of the National League an Atlanta Braves rookie in late All-Star team and finished April 2010. second in Rookie of the Year The up-and-coming young voting. San Francisco Giants player was being groomed to catcher Buster Posey topped be a black MLB superstar when him that year in balloting by the game was flat-out desperate hitting .305 with 18 home runs to produce one. and 67 RBI. His popularity was His production such during the earliest dipped in 2011 as a leg weeks of the season injury hampered him, that he would hold a but he came back in press conference before 2012 to hit 27 home the first game of each runs with 82 RBI and 27 road series. He would stolen bases. get the same questions He seemed like he at each stop, mostly would be a Braves about how he felt about player for most or his Alvin being a “great black entire career, the best Reid hope” when it came to black player to don that baseball. franchise’s uniform St. Louis was no different, since Hank Aaron. But in and he answered all the August 2013 his jaw was questions amicably. Following fractured by a pitch. He would his April 27 game I waited for play just 104 games and the Heyward following a loss to the power he displayed early in Cardinals in the his career has yet to visitors’ clubhouse n Jason return.

– and waited and During the Heyward was waited. offseason, the Finally, about being groomed Cardinals acquired an hour after the Heyward in a trade to be a black game ended, he that sent rightMLB superstar returned to his handed pitcher locker from the when the game Shelby Miller to training room the Braves. Miller was flat-out He either didn’t and manager Mike desperate to know I was there Matheny never or didn’t know seemed to be on produce one.

I was black – or the same page, so both – because he I wasn’t surprised looked genuinely he was dealt. The surprised to see me. We spent Cards needed an outfielder about 20 minutes talking, and I because of the untimely death came away quite impressed. of Oscar Tavares.

I wrote that he was quite Heyward was hailed as accomplished for just 20 years a possible remedy to the old and that he was “destined Redbirds’ offensive woes, for stardom.” but the worst of the possible Heyward hit .277 that season scenarios played out at the with 18 home runs, 72 RBI beginning of the season.

Photo by Bill Greenblatt/UPI

St. Louis Cardinals Jason Heyward slides into home plate as Atlanta Braves Ryan Lavarnway tries to block in the fourth inning at Busch Stadium in St. Louis on July 26. Heyward was ruled safe as Atlanta won the game 3-2.

Miller was one of the game’s best pitchers in April and May. Heyward struggled mightily and was banished to seventh in

the batting order.

“Worst trade ever,” was a constant theme on many message boards and blogs.

Some folks compared it to the Lou Brock for Ernie Broglio trade that sent the future Hall of Famer from the Cubs to the Cardinals.

While he said it was too soon to give up on Heyward, Post-Dispatch sports columnist Bernie Miklasz was compelled to query Cards’ GM John Mozeliak whether he regretted the trade. That was on May 30.

Shortly thereafter Matt Adams was lost for the season with an injury, and Matt Holiday would go down for more than a month. Heyward suddenly found himself and has

been a force to be reckoned with since the beginning of June.

Heyward is now up to nine home runs with 33 RBI and 15 stolen bases. While that is hardly a MVP pace, he was hitting .238 with two home runs in late May. Ironically, if Heyward continues his solid play he’ll probably be playing himself right out of St. Louis.

He is a free agent following the 2015 season and he certainly will seek a long term contract that could pay nearly $100 million.

Rookie Randal Grichuk has been impressive in the outfield and his $550,000 base salary makes him yet another

Cards’ bargain that is paying off big time. In just a handful of games outfielder Stephen Piscotty also shows promise.

He too would be playing at the league minimum if he were to be on the 25-man roster next season.

Has Heyward earned a bigmoney long-term contract?

Not yet. But Heyward still has time to put together a solid season. If he shines in the postseason the chances of him returning will increase – depending on what he requests in salary.

I hope he stays; I think, as broadcaster John Rooney says, he’s “a goner.”

Thompson gets Student Athlete honor Robin Thompson (MICDS ‘14) was selected to the Missouri Valley Conference Student Athlete Advisory Committee. Robin is a member of the Missouri State University basketball team. He is one of two student-athletes from MSU to chosen as student reps. Thompson recently attended the MVC SAAC Meetings in St. Louis, where the athletes discussed various issues in NCAA Division I athletics. Thompson made MSU’s Academic Honor Roll in 2015.

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From The East Side With Maurice Scott, Jr.

Cuonzo Martin comes home to give back ESL native will help friend Tim Fuller at Harris-Stowe on Saturday

East St. Louis native Cuonzo Martin (Lincoln, Class of 1991) will take time out of his recruiting schedule to help friend and fellow coach Tim Fuller and Harris-Stowe State University on Saturday.

Martin, who just completed his first year as head basketball coach at the University of California, guided his team to an 18-win season.

Martin is already turning heads at Cal on the recruiting front, landing one of the top power forwards in the country in 6’11 Ivan Rabb out of Bishop O’Dowd High School in Oakland. In addition, the recruitment of Rabb by Martin has sent Maurice a message to Scott UCLA and USC and the rest of the Pac-12 Conference that the coach from East St. Louis is making his mark in keeping in-state talent at Cal, despite its high academic standards.

Prior to taking the Cal job, Martin coached the Tennessee Volunteers from 2011-2014, despite not having much support from the toothless supporters in Knoxville, in my opinion.

Prior to that, he also had an impressive run in the prestigious Missouri Valley Conference Missouri State Bears (20082011).

After graduating from Lincoln High School, Martin played his college ball at Purdue University, where he helped lead the Boilermakers to

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he needs to appear strong. He likely has enough ammo to drag Brady’s golden image through the mud in a trial and is essentially calling Brady’s bluff. If Brady is smart, he’ll sit down, shut up and pray that the skeletons in his closet stay there forever. Sports scandals won’t take away his riches, supermodel wife or Super Bowl rings but they could signify the nail in the coffin for his legacy. Just ask his cheating contemporaries.

A present for Pascal You can’t talk about cheating in sports without speaking about the sweet sci-

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The Gateway Basketball Club 15U team won the championship at the Adidas Three Stripes Alliance Invitational in St. Louis two weeks ago.

The St. Louis Eagles 15U team finished as runners-up at the Adidas Three Stripes Alliance Invitational in the 16U Division two weeks ago.

The Southwest Illinois Jets 17U team finished as runnersup in the Platinum Division at the Sunflower Showcase in Lawrence, KS. last weekend.

Adding a cherry on the top of all of this success was watching two of our area’s finest in Jayson Tatum and Napheesa Collier play major roles for Team USA in winning gold medals at their respective FIBA U19 World Championship Tournaments.

The success of these teams on the regional and national circuit confirms to others what I have already known for the 30 years that I have been covering basketball; that St. Louis produces quality players on an annual basis.

Not only are our local teams making their mark on

Cuonzo Martin, who just completed his first year as head basketball coach at the University of California, guided his team to an 18-win season.

three Big Ten Conference titles.

After stints in the NBA with the Atlanta Hawks and the Toronto Raptors, Martin returned to Purdue where he was an assistant for eight years.

Reaching out to help young people is what I’ve known Cuonzo Martin to do since he was at Purdue. And coming in to help Tim Fuller and his foundation and fellow coaches at all

n The coach from East St. Louis is making his mark in keeping in-state talent at Cal, despite its high academic standards.

levels is no surprise at all.

Speaking of the coordinator of this event, Tim Fuller, he is in his first year as advisor to

Harris-Stowe President Dwaun J. Warmack on sports-related matters. In 2012, Fuller was chosen by ESPN.com as one

of the top 10 coaches under 40 years of age. He coached the last few years at the University of Missouri. Prior to that, Tim had stints at Elon College, Miami of Florida, Wake Forest, Fairfield and at Louisville.

Tim Fuller played his collegiate ball at Wake Forest, and had always had a passion to help young coaches.

“Enhancing a generation one

ence. Boxing and cheating go together better than peanut butter and jelly. From the mob involvement in the ‘50s, to the gold medal robbery of Roy Jones Jr. at the ’88 Olympics, to the plastic-packed gloves of Antonio Margarito, corruption in boxing runs deep.

So it is certainly no surprise that whenever there is an unpopular decision, boxing fans scream bloody murder.

Such was the case this weekend when Jean Pascal received a gift decision versus unknown fighter Yuniesky Gonzalez.

Though I scored the fight 97-93 (seven rounds to three) for Gonzalez, I choose to categorize the fight as a gift instead of a blatant robbery. The two closed-quarters combatants exchanged plenty of heavy leather throughout the 10-round fight. Gonzalez was the aggressor and his powerful punches

seemingly had more effect, but Pascal was certainly no slouch.

He eventually began timing Gonzalez and landing counter punch bombs of his own.

Gonzalez just walked through the shots and happens to be more coordinated than his naturally herky, jerky and wobbly conqueror.

The common narrative is that Pascal was given the decision in order to set up a rematch with Sergey “Krusher” Kovalev, who stopped Pascal in an exciting fight back in March. I wouldn’t put this past the powers that be in boxing, but I believe the controversial decision was more likely due to lazy judges who give the bigger name fighter the benefit of doubt during close rounds. I have the greatest respect for Doug Fisher, of RingTV.com, and he scored the bout a draw. If

a draw is acceptable, so is a one-round difference. I almost think it would’ve been more appropriate if the fight had been scored a draw because I’d rather see Pascal and Gonzalez fight again before I’d recom-

mend either of them go anywhere near Kovalev.

Kovalev proved once again that he’s a monster, by destroying Nadjib Mohammedi in three rounds. The only names I’d like to see on Kovalev’s

n Congratulations to all of our talented players from The Lou that keep things alive and kicking on the national stage.

and provide a free college education for our talented youngsters. That’s the most important thing in this whole deal.

Congratulations to all of our talented players from The Lou that keep things alive and kicking on the national stage. You are perpetuating a great tradition that is making people around the country pay attention.

the national level, but college coaches keep coming back year after year to offer scholarships

coach a time,” said the soft-spoken Fuller. “It’s an opportunity for coaches both young and old, but particularly young coaches to get insight from a few of the best visionaries in the game.

Other coaches who highlight this event are Pamela McGee, Olympic Gold medalist and former Sacramento Monarch and L.A. Sparks star, and University of Memphis head coach Josh Pastner.

McGee was drafted second overall in the 1997 WNBA draft. In addition, McGee won back-to-back NCAA Championships while at USC. In 1983, McGee won the gold medal in her hometown of Los Angeles, California. McGee is the mother of Javelle McGee of the Denver Nuggets.

“I want to come to St. Louis and let coaches know that their work with young people is vital in our communities, and it’s not going unnoticed,” she said.

Josh Pastner will be entering his seventh season as the head coach of the Memphis Tigers.

While at Memphis, Pastner has guided the Tigers to three conference championships and two regular season championships.

Pastner played for the great Lute Olsen at the University of Arizona from 1996-2000.

Said coordinator Tim Fuller regarding the clinic, “Coach Pastner is a long-time friend, and the combination of Cuonzo Martin and Pam McGee gives us three of the most authentic and genuine people in the game to learn from.”

dance card are Adonis Stevenson or Andre Ward.

Everybody else can kick rocks.

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Discrimination in dealer mark-ups

Business Brief

Schnucks now accepts Apple Pay Schnucks now accepts Apple Pay at all 98 store locations across five states. Shoppers can now pay with their iPhone, Apple Watch or iPad. “To begin, users must simply link their credit or debit cards directly to their device by using the Passbook app,” said Schnucks Vice President of IT Infrastructure David Steck. “Then all they have to do is hold their device near the contactless reader and it will let them know when their payment is successfully sent.”

Steck said the system is “extremely secure.”

“When using Apple Pay at checkout, a unique Device Account Number is assigned,” Steck said. “This number, along with a transaction-specific dynamic security code, is used to process your payment so your actual credit or debit card numbers are never shared by Apple or transmitted with payment.”

This feature is available on iPhone 6, Apple Watch, iPad Air 2 and IPad mini 3.

Honda pays $24M in restitution to buyers of color

interest rate markups.

In September of last year, CFPB revealed that several lenders agreed to pay more than $50 million in fines and Honda Finance Corporation restitution due to supervisory recently agreed to pay $24 examinations that revealed million in restitution to issues of discrimination. And, borrowers of color as a part of a settlement with the Consumer a recent settlement between the DOJ and Evergreen Financial Protection Bank found Bureau (CFPB) n “The only similar disparities and Department effective way in Evergreen’s of Justice (DOJ), to eliminate the motorcycle lending after investigportfolio, also due ators discovered discriminatory to dealer interest its policy to allow impact of rate markups. dealers to mark hidden dealer “We continue to up the interest believe,” said Chris rate resulted in interest rate Kukla, CRL senior borrowers of color markups is vice president, “that paying more in to end the the only effective interest than white way to completely borrowers. practice.” eliminate the Unfortunately, discriminatory Honda’s – Chris Kukla impact and the discriminatory auto unfairness of hidden practices are not an dealer interest rate isolated incident. markups is to end CFPB and the practice altogether. Dealer DOJ previously reached an interest rate markups remain agreement with Ally Bank, in an unfair and hidden practice which Ally agreed to pay $98 with continued potential for million in civil penalties and discrimination.” restitution, to settle claims of Dealer interest rate discrimination. Black, Latino and Asian-American car buyers mark-up is the practice of adding extra interest to a who financed with Ally paid consumer’s loan – dealers more in interest on their loans pocket this difference as than similarly-situated white compensation. borrowers due to car dealer

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students through a rigorous application process. It provides

opportunities for students to start their own businesses. It immerses them in real-life learning experiences with the opportunity to take risks, manage results, and learn from the outcomes. Students meet

How does it work in practice?

A borrower qualifies for a loan at 5 percent; but the dealer raises it by as much as 2.5 percent more. The dealer tells the consumer, “Great news!

We got you a great rate of 7.5 percent!” The dealer then collects a large bonus payment, up to a thousand dollars or more, when it sells the loan to a lender. The borrower gets stuck with higher car payments for the life of the loan.

Research, court cases and enforcement actions have

shown that consumers of color have their loans marked-up more often, and by a greater amount, than white borrowers with similar credit profiles.

Data from a series of court cases settled a decade ago found that black and Latino borrowers were twice as likely to be hit with a dealer interest rate markup, and that markup was on average twice as large as for a similarly-situated white borrower.

Those lenders agreed to cap the amount of markup dealers could add to the interest

rate for 10 years, and those agreements have all expired.

Additional CRL research showed that for borrowers of color, following the auto dealers’ own advice on avoiding paying too much in markup does work. Car dealers insist that the interest rate is also negotiable, and that if consumers negotiate the rate like they do the price of the car the threat of overcharge disappears.

CRL data refute that. According to a CRLsponsored survey, borrowers

of color reported attempting to negotiate the interest rate as much, if not more often, than white borrowers, and yet paid higher interest rates than similarly situated white borrowers. In fact, borrowers of color who negotiated the interest rate paid more than white borrower who did not negotiate.

Charlene Crowell is a communications manager with the Center for Responsible Lending. She can be reached at Charlene.crowell@ responsiblelending.org.

for 90 minutes daily, and earn two high school credits for attending.

Cardinal Ritter President Tamiko Armstead said Cardinal Ritter is honored that Midland States Bank chose it

as the first high school in St. Louis and Missouri to have the CEO program.

“The curriculum and instruction is second to none,” said Armstead. “What’s even more impressive is that our

kids will be prepared to write business plans, develop budgets and actually start their own businesses at the end of the program. Imagine that – being in high school and having your very own

business. This is trailblazing, to say the least.”

To learn more about the CEO program, go to www. midlandinstitute.com.

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What is wrong with black women?

Author seeks to change negative narrative with ‘The Sisters are Alright’

By Ebony Chappel Of The Indianapolis Recorder

(NNPA) – What is wrong with black women?

Well, if you ask the writer of a controversial 2011 Psychology Today article, they are all much less attractive than their non-African-American female counterparts. Recent statistics from the

Brookings Institution show college- educated black women are not very likely to marry and if they do jump the broom, they will be doing so with a mate that is less educated than they are.

The aforementioned points are just two in a countless number of negatives that collectively present a very oneTamara Winfrey sided view of the black Harris female experience. But according to author Tamara Winfrey Harris, the “sisters” are doing just fine.

“The Sisters are Alright: Changing the Broken Narrative of Black Women in America,”

Winfrey Harris’ first book, tackles long-standing stereotypes and misconceptions steeped in racism and misogyny surrounding black women’s sexuality, beauty, health and more. Included are interviews she conducted with hundreds of black women of different ages and backgrounds.

“This book is a culmination of work I have been doing for the past seven to eight years,” said Winfrey Harris. The author – whose work on race and gender has appeared in the Chicago Sun-Times, Ms. Magazine on the Huffington Post and more recently in Ebony magazine – said her initial idea was to write a book focused on marriage.

“A lot of what was being said about the ‘black marriage crisis’ bothered me,” she said. “It made black women the scapegoat for all the ills in the black community; it was all about fixing black See BOOK, C4

Super Jam journeys down ‘Forest Hills Drive’ J. Cole highlights latest album during headlining performance

By Kenya Vaughn Of The St. Louis American For the latest edition of Hot 104.1 FM’s annual Super Jam summer concert series, J. Cole took nearly 14,000 fans on a thrilling ride through Forest Hills Drive for a unique show that included a rarely seen phenomenon for rap shows, thanks to a run through of his latest album.

Even before J. Cole hit the stage Friday night at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre, rising rap star Big Sean provided a delightful detour. Between the two performances the concert proved that hip-hop artists can hold their own pound for pound against any other genre on stage.

The entire bill included artists signed to Cole’s Dreamville label, Jeremih, YG, Big Sean and J. Cole. But with the exception of Big Sean, the featured entertainment failed to enter the realm of their headliner’s caliber with respect to stage presence, See SUMMER JAM, C4

Photos by L awrence Bryant and John Scott

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Craig Blac gives back 15th Anniversary of Community Cuts for Kids next weekend at two locations

By Kenya Vaughn Of The St. Louis American When Community Cuts for Kids returns to the St. Louis area to celebrate its 15th year next weekend (August 8-9), the two-day event will fall in line with another milestone that will once again have all eyes on the St. Louis region.

As event founder Craig Shields was busy managing an assembly line servicing hundreds of area youth with haircuts, styles, school supplies and health screenings at the East St.

Louis location last year, Ferguson was seething after Michael Brown Jr. was killed in the Canfield Green Apartments.

“For me it was so surreal,” Shields said of hearing the news of an unarmed black teen being killed by a police officer. “I was stunned.”

But for Shields, better known to St. Louis as former radio personality Craig Blac, his work continued.

The next day, hundreds more students were served as he set up shop at the O’Fallon Recreation Complex YMCA while a movement brewed on the opposite end of West Florissant.

He never imagined the eruption that grew from an outraged community would result in months of unrest. By the time the full-fledged protests began, he was already on a plane back to See CUTS, C4

Craig Blac

‘Rollin’ wit JoJo’ screens at the Tivoli

Lovelace Films and Purposed Productions will debut their family show ‘Rollin’ with JoJo’ to St. Louis audiences with a red carpet premiere next Thursday (August 6) and screenings (starting at 7 p.m.) at The Tivoli.

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Fri., July 31, 9 p.m., Tew Silly Entertainment presents Foolish Friday 2. It’s time for another night of laughter and straight foolishness brought to you by some of the funniest local and national comics.

Hosted by Tew Jennings with Dj BiggSexy providing the music. Featuring the comedic styles of Reggie Edwards and Precious J with headliner comedian J. Jenkins. Also, special guest comics Will C and Terrell Tate will be present.

City Bistro, 2718 Gravois Ave., 63118. For more information, call (314) 329-5839 or visit www.tewjennings.com.

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concerts Thur., July 30, 8 p.m., Chaifetz Arena presents Sam Smith. 1 S. Compton, Ave., 63103. For more information, visit www.chaifetzarena.com.

Fri., July 31, 7:30 p.m., Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre presents The Heart and Soul Tour 2015 with Chicago and Earth, Wind, and Fire.

1414 Riverport Dr., 63043.

For more information, call (314) 298-9944 or visit www.thehollywood casinoamphitheatre.com.

Fri., July 31, 8 p.m., Café Soul presents Black Ladies Rock St. Louis honoring Tammie Holland, Blu Bolden, Christina Bailey, Deb Fleming, Staci Static, Mayor Emeka Jackson-Hicks and featuring performances by Dharma Jean, Tish HaynesKeys, Truenessia Combs and a headlining performance by Grammy Award Nominated Syleena Johnson, The Marquee, 1911 Locust. For more information, call (31) 504-7405.

Thurs., Aug 13, 7 p.m., One Hell of A Night Tour starring Chris Brown and featuring Kid Ink, Omarion, Fetty Wap, Teyana Taylor, Scottrade Center. For more information, visit www. ticketmaster.com.

local gigs Thurs., July 30, 6:30 p.m., Show Me Medicare’s Golden Coalition presents “Happy 50th Birthday Medicare!

- Musical Review and Birthday Party,” featuring emcee Bernie Hayes, blues singer Uvee Hayes and The Spys Band, Ethical Society of St. Louis, 9001 Clayton Rd. St. Louis, MO 63117. For more information, call (314) 9910955.

Aug. 14, 7 p.m. & 9:30 p.m.,

Kenny DeShields Live, Ferring Jazz Bistro, 3536 Washington Blvd.

Wednesdays, 6-10 p.m., Lexus Len’s “Wednesday Night Live” featuring: Cheryl Brown, Jeremiah Allen, Jeff Taylor, Gerald Warren & Amos Brewer, The Marquee, 1911 Locust.

special events

Featured Event

Thurs., July 30, 6:15, Join Ron Wilkinson and Friends at St. Louis Cardinals vs.

Colorado Rockies. For more information, Call 314-6811722.

Tues., Aug. 4 – Sat., Aug. 8, The Black Caucus of the American Library Association Inc. 9th Annual Conference of African American Librarians, featuring Tukufu Zuberi, Max Brooks, Robbie Montgomery, Troy D. Johnson and Joel Christian Gill, Hyatt Regency at the St. Louis Arch.

Fri., July 31, 5 p.m. Stress Free Fridays, The U Bar, 6714 Olive Boulevard.

(In SPECIAL EVENTS)

Through Aug. 1, The Robert L. Reed Tap Heritage Institute presents The 24th Annual St. Louis Tap Festival. This weeklong event aims to educate, promote, and celebrate the art form of tap dance. culminates in the annual All That Tap XXIV Concert on August 1, at 7 pm at Edison Theatre (6445 Forsyth Blvd., 63130). Registration is open and space still available for classes and workshops, which encompass all levels from beginner to advanced.

Sheraton Clayton Plaza Hotel, 7730 Bonhomme Ave., 63105.

For more information, call (314) 531-8277 or visit www. tapheritage.org.

Sat., Aug. 1, 10 a.m., Howard University Alumni Club of St. Louis hosts 8th Annual Scholarship Benefit and Jazz Brunch. The event will benefit the Frankie Muse Freeman & Wayman F. Smith, III Scholarship Fund. This year’s program will feature keynote speaker, Dr. Wayne A.I. Frederick, president of Howard University.

Ambassadeur Ballroom, Hilton St. Louis Frontenac Hotel,

luxurious lounge chair; telling it like it is with a slide show of pictures revealing slices of life that will touch and tickle the hearts and minds of many.

1400 Market St., 63103. For more information, call (314) 499-7600 or visit www. peabodyoperahouse.com.

1335 S. Lindbergh Blvd., 63131. For more information or to purchase tickets, call (630) 697-9641 or visit www. brownpapertickets.com/ event/1692311.

Sun. Aug 2, 1 p.m., KidSmart is partnering with Mad Science of St. Louis, Bricks 4 Kidz, Abra-Kid-Abra, and the Center of Clayton, for a day of entertainment, games and hands-on workshops to raise money for school supplies for children in need.

All proceeds will benefit KidSmart and its mission to help children succeed in school by donating school supplies.

50 Gay Ave., Clayton, MO 63105. For more information, visit backtoschoolbashstl.com Sun., Aug. 2, 12 p.m., ALIVE Magazine hosts Budweiser Burger Battle. This ultimate burger challenge pits 10 St. Louis chefs against each other in the ultimate burger cook-off. After savoring 10 mini burgers from our local contenders, wash them down with cold drinks and look on as our panel of judges decides the fate of these chefs in the ultimate taste test. Budweiser Burger Battle attendees can also look forward to showing off your skills in the Game Zone and enjoying live music from our stellar lineup. RSVP in advance for free entry.

Kaufmann Park at Soldiers Memorial, 1315 Chestnut St., 63103. For more information or to RSVP, visit www. eventbrite.com.

Tues., Aug. 4 – Sat., Aug. 8, The Black Caucus of the American Library Association Inc. 9th Annual Conference of African American Librarians, featuring Tukufu Zuberi, Max Brooks, Robbie Montgomery, Troy D. Johnson and Joel Christian Gill, Hyatt Regency at the St. Louis Arch.

Tues., Aug.4, 7 p.m. The National Funeral Directors and Morticians Assoication to honor William C. Harris Jr as the Robert H. Miller Professional of the Year, National gospel recording artist and radio personality Yolanda Adams will be the featured entertainment, Renaissance Grand Hotel, 800 Washington Ave. For more information, call (314) 7492114.

Wed., Aug. 4, 8 p.m., National Political Action Committee presents Legendary Marquee Business Award Banquet, Grand Renaissance Hotel with post-reception performance

by Denise Thimes, 800 Washington Ave For more information, call (314) 7199643.

Sat., Aug. 8, BJ the DJ 30TH Radio Anniversary Party, Voce, 212 South Tucker Blvd.

St. Louis MO 63101. For more information, call Corey at 314.305.3970 • Miguel at 314.732.9955 Online at RegalTix.com

Sat. Aug 8 and Sun., Aug 9, The Craig Shields Foundation presents the 15th Annual Community Cuts for Kids. Saturday, August 8 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., Lessie Bates Family Development Center, 1045 State Street, East St. Louis, IL. Sunday, Aug. 9, 2 p.m. – 6 p.m., O’Fallon Park Rec Plex YMCA, 4343 West Florissant. For more information, visit www. thecraigshieldsfoundation.org.

Wed., Aug. 5, 9 a.m. -1 p.m., Annie Malone Children & Family Service Center job fair. Several immediately open positions available. Come dressed for on spot interviews.

Attendees are advised to come early and bring resumes. 2612 Annie Malone Drive.

Aug. 27, Kwame Foundation presents Tee Off for Education Golf Tournament and Gala Auction Fundraiser, Norman K. Probstein Golf Course. For more information, visit http:// kwamefoundation.org.

Through September 7, Saint Louis Science Center presents Alien Worlds and Androids: Science Fiction Meet Science Fact, Saint Louis Science Center. For more information, visit www. stlsc.org.

Thursdays, 7 p.m. (6 p.m. practice), The Cultural Bop Society Of St. Louis Continuing the Bop with Style (CBS) (BOP the official Dance of St. Louis, Free Bop Lessons and Bop Set Every Thursday Night, 7555 Olive Blvd. in U-City, St. Louis, MO 63130.

comedy Fri., July 31, 8 p.m., The Peabody Opera House presents The Wendy Williams Sit Down Tour: Too Real for Standup. Wendy Williams brings her singular brand of talk, “tea”, and unbridled comedic styling to the stage.

This is not your daytime talk show host Wendy. This is Wendy live and uncensored, saying all the things that are in her head...Raw. Wendy shares straight talk as only she can: sitting in a plush

Fri., Aug. 21, 8 p.m., What Now Tour starring Kevin Hart, Scottrade Center. For more information, visit www. livenation.com or www. ticketmaster.com.

literary Thursdays through July 30, 6 p.m. workshop, 8:45 p.m. reading, Night Writers Workshop and Reading Series featuring Jason Vasser, Richard Newman, Treasure Shields Redmond and Michael Castro, Tree House Restaurant (upstairs) 3177 S. Grand Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63118. For more information, visit www.nightwritersstl.com.

Tues., Aug. 4, 7 p.m., Left Bank Books hosts Dr. Leah Gunning Francis for the launch and book signing of Ferguson and Faith: Sparking Leadership and Awakening Community at 399 N. Euclid Ave, St. Louis. Dr. Gunning Francis interviewed more than two dozen clergy and young activists who engaged in movement for racial justice in Ferguson. She has collected stories of courage and hope that contain seeds of possibilities that if nurtured, can move us toward a future filled with hope. The event is free and open to the public.

For more information visit www.left-bank.com.

Sat., Aug. 15, 7 p.m., St. Louis County Library hosts Senator Claire McCaskill, author of Plenty Ladylike: A Memoir. Senator McCaskill shares her inspiring story of embracing her ambition, surviving sexist slings, losing a husband and making a family, outsmarting her enemies—and finding joy along the way.

In this candid, lively, and forthright memoir Senator McCaskill describes her uphill battle to become who she is today. From the day she was elected homecoming queen in high school to her long shot reelection as Senator, Claire has loved politics and winning. Her memoir is unconventional, unsparing in its honesty and full of sharp humor and practical wisdom.

Individual Ticket - $35

ST. LOUIS AMERICAN • JULY 30 – AUG. 5, 2015 (admits one and includes one copy of the book) or Package Ticket - $45 (admits two and includes one copy of the book). Tickets go on sale July 1. Library Headquarters, 1640 S. Lindbergh Blvd., 63131. For more information, call (314) 994-3300 or visit www.slcl. org.

The National Funeral Directors and Morticians Assoication to honor William C. Harris Jr as the Robert H. Miller Professional of the Year, National gospel recording artist and radio personality Yolanda Adams will be the featured entertainment.

For more information, see SPECIAL EVENTS.

theatre Through Aug. 1, Missouri History Museum presents Unlocking the Golden Door: The Fight for Sumner High School. In 1875, 10 years after the abolition of slavery, St. Louis had a strong group of African American activists and community leaders who were doing the hard work of civil rights. This performance focuses on their efforts, including the fight for Sumner High School, the first African American high school west of the Mississippi. Dates Vary.

5700 Lindell Blvd., 63112. For more information, visit www. mohistory.org.

Through August 7, 8:15 p.m., The Muny continues its 97th Season with the Disney Classic Beauty and The Beast. For more information, call (314) 534-1111 or visit www.themuny.org.

arts Through Aug. 2, Urban Wanderers Faces of Survival.

Featuring artwork inspired by hopeful recovery stories of Stray Rescue’s abandoned and abused companion animals.

Paintings, photographs, sculptures and more will be displayed and available for auction. All proceeds benefit Stray Rescue of St. Louis.

There will be an opening reception on July 10, at 5 p.m. Come meet the artists on Friday July 24 at 5:30 p.m.

The Tail End, closing day and celebration will take place Sunday, Aug. 2, at 11 a.m.

Gallery 400, 400 Washington Ave., 63102. For more information, call (314) 7716121. To bid on exhibit pieces, visit www.blacktie-Missouri. com/auctions.

Sat., Aug. 8, 6 p.m., 10th Street Gallery presents Opening reception for Ferguson Remembered: an exhibition of work produced by 10 local talented artists as a result of the killing of Michael Brown and the subsequent events surrounding his death. 10th Street Gallery, 419 N. 10th Street St. Louis, MO 63101. Call 314436-1806 or 314-974-6058.

Limited seating; RSVP Solomon@10thstreetgallery. com Through Aug. 8, The Griot Museum of Black History presents A Cast of Blues.

This touring exhibit tells the stories of hopes, sorrows, and triumphs of Mississippi blues legends who lived and breathed the blues through 15 resin-cast masks, created by visually-impaired artist Sharon McConnell-Dickson, and 15 panoramic color photographs

by Ken Murphy of blues artists and the colorful juke joints where they performed. 2505 St. Louis Ave., 63106. For more information or to purchase tickets, call (314) 241-7507 or visit www.thegriotmuseum. com.

August 20 at 11 a.m. and August 21 at 6 pm. Nichole Bridges, The St. Louis Art Museum’s associate curator of the Arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas, will talk about related works on view in a gallery talk entitled Senufo and Beyond in the Permanent Collection.

Saint Louis Art Museum, One Fine Arts Drive in Forest Park. For more information about the exhibit or related programming, call 314.721.0072 or visit slam.org.

Through Aug. 23, The Botanical Gardens hosts Lantern festival: Magic Reimagined. The Garden plays host to an international exhibition of 22-lighted works of art from Zigong, China.

The Garden has commissioned sets crafted from silk and steel to offer visitors from around the world the opportunity to see an event rarely staged outside of Asia. Each set will include interpretation

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detailing the design’s tradition, symbolism and meaning.

4344 Shaw Blvd., 63110. For more information visit www. missouribotanicalgarden.org.

Through Sept. 7, The St. Louis Art Museum presents Adorning Self and Space: West African Textile Exhibit.

The blankets, garments, and clothes highlighted in the exhibit demonstrate a captivating array of design and pattern. They were created to comfort and protect, to proclaim identity, status and style. Although created by artists of several cultures from Côte d’Ivoire, Mali, Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Nigeria, many of the textiles on view share a formal structure of strip-woven cloth that is the basis for myriad design variations. Other cloths in the exhibition merge foreign, industrially produced fabric with inventive techniques for dyeing and decorating that result in kaleidoscopic effects.

1 Fine Arts Dr., 63110. For more information, visit www. slam.org.

Through Sept. 11, The Griot Museum of Black History presents Opening Doors: Pioneering African American Surgeons. The exhibit, which celebrates the history of black surgeons and black medical institutions, as well as current and future trailblazers in the field, is arranged in four sections: Pioneers – highlights five institutions devoted to training and treatment for AfricanAmericans; Contemporary Pioneers – features portraits of four contemporary AfricanAmerican surgeons and educators; New Frontiers – highlights 13 pioneering surgeons; and History – looks at early medical education for African-Americans, the effect of segregation on health care, and the efforts of AfricanAmerican health professionals to rise above the constraints society attempted to place upon them. For more information or to purchase tickets, call (314) 241-7507 or visit www. thegriotmuseum.com.

lectures/ workshops

Through July 31st (closed Sundays), St. Louis Graduates High School to College Center, free college counseling and financial aid advice over the summer. 618 N. Skinker Blvd. For more information, call (314) 9326956.

Fri., July 31, 7:30 a.m., inspireSTL is continuing their second annual Coffee & Convo series to encourage dialogue among St. Louis professionals about issues that impact the current and future dynamics of our region , Crossroads College Preparatory School, 500 Debaliviere Ave. For more information on the inspireSTL and the Coffee & Convo Series, please contact Sarita Moody (314)-750-5892 or Tracie McKeown (314)-4122753. Please RSVP for this event at: Mon., Aug. 10, 9 a.m. West

County Democrats Speaker Series “Living Life in Missouri’s Medicaid Gap” featuring Rene LaFerla.

Rene has a BSW Social Work degree from Fontbonne University and is working towards a Masters in Social Work at SLU. She is a legal assistant and a mental health clinician who found herself caught in the Missouri Medicaid Gap, United Food & Commercial Workers, Local 655. 300 Weidman Road, Ballwin, MO, 63011.

Sat., Aug. 15, 9:30 a.m., Woman’s Place will offer a free workshop on SELFCOMPASSION, at 8300 Morganford Road in Affton.

All women are welcome.

Learn to ways to love and be gentle with yourself in this creative, interactive workshop, finding more energy and stability in the process! Preregistration is required. Call

314-645-4848 to reserve your place. Visit www. womansplacestl.org for more information.

Wed., Aug. 19, 4 p.m. & 5 p.m. The American Board, also known as The American Board for the Certification of Teacher Excellence (ABCTE) will hold information sessions for those interested in a career in education, St. Louis County Library – Headquarters Branch – Upstairs Meeting Area, 1640 S Lindbergh Blvd St. Louis, MO 63131. For more information, visit www.abcte. org.

Sept. 2, 8:30 a.m., COCAbiz will host SPARK, a business creativity conference, featuring keynote presenter John Maeda and a mix of hands-on arts activities paired with business strategy. A morning address from corporate change agent Sharon Price John, CEO of

Build-A-Bear Workshop, will be followed by bizLABS focused on improving leadership, collaboration and communication. COCA, 524 Trinity. For more information, visit cocabiz.com/sparkconference

health Saturday, August 1, 10 a.m., People’s Community Action Corporation presents Community Resource and Health Fair featuring The Dirty Muggs and Tammie Holland, Health Screenings, Dental Screenings, Mammograms along with obstacle course, basketball contest, free haircuts and school supplies and more.

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Through Aug. 2, Yeyo Arts Collective will host “Mind & Body - Integration 4

Youth,” a nine week summer youth program consisting of five classes and four group meditation and fitness days.

These classes are built to give youth the idea of how important good health is; for ages 8-18 every Sunday for two hours. For more information, visit http://yeyoarts.blogspot. com/

spiritual Sat., Aug 1, 10 a.m., Myrtle Hilliard Davis 2nd Annual Gospel Brunch featuring Happy Guitar, June Mason, Fair Fax, Sherice Taylor and Cool Valley Singers. Norwood Hills Country Club, One Norwood Hills Country Club Drive, St. Louis, MO 63121.

For more information regarding the event, please contact Mary Payne at 314-367-5820 ext.

2310 or email her at mpayne@ mhdchc.org.

Sat., Aug. 8, 9 a.m., CWAH Prayer Breakfast, Proceeds benefit CWAH Youth Programs and the Wilhelminia Harden Pantry at The Rock Guest Speaker Rev. Rosalyn R. Nichols, St. Alphonsus “Rock” Church (in the gym) 1118 North Grand Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63106.

Thurs., Aug. 13 – Sun., Aug. 16, Joint Holy Convocation featuring Dr. Bill Winston of Chicago Illinois (featured speaker for Thursday, Aug. 13, 7 p.m.), San Francisco Temple, 10191 Halls Ferry Rd. For more information and full schedule, call (314) 388-3300.

Aug. 23- Sept. 6, 7 p.m., Solomon’s Temple Community Tent Revival, Solomon’s Temple Church, Bishop James E. Holloway Sr. - Founder and Pastor First Lady Sister Linda D. Holloway - Co-Pastor 5569 Page Blvd.

St. Louis, MO 63112. For more information, call (314) 361- 4466, (314) 3614460 or email: solomons@ i1.net Web Site: www. solomonstemplechurch.org

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SUMMER JAM Continued from C1 passion for performance and overall energy.

In all fairness, The Dreamville collective did well enough considering their lack of experience and familiarity with fans, but R&B crooner Jeremih was underwhelming for his portion of the show.

He rushed through his radio hits and song features at a jumbled pace. His backing vocals overshadowed his vocals over the course of him scurrying through the set list of sexually suggestive songs that included “Birthday Sex” and “Booty on Me.” YG fared much better with his West Coast swagger that felt familiar to members of Snoop Dogg’s Tha Dogg Pound rap entourage that included Daz and Kurupt.

Friday’s performance had him looking much more comfortable in his skin on stage and the audience responded – especially during “My Hittas” and “Who Do You Love.”

Big Sean was the final act before the man of the hour.

His drive and passion would have been an impossible act to follow for anyone other than J. Cole and a handful of others among the hip-hop elite.

He emerged atop a set that was meant to replicate a grimy Detroit street corner.

The structure bore striking resemblance to more than one urban area in St. Louis, and Big Sean capitalized on the Midwest connection to forge a bond with his fans as he performed crowd favorite features like “Clique,” “Mercy” and Drake’s “All Me” in addition to his own hits.

Big Sean proved two things over the course of his time on stage. First, he’s not given nearly as much credit as he deserves as a legitimate lyricist.

Second, he’ll be headlining his

Photo by Lawrence Bryant

Big Sean’s drive and passion would have been an impossible act to follow for anyone other than J. Cole and a handful of others among the hip-hop elite.

own shows sooner than later.

His power-packed performance was a perfect set up for J. Cole.

J. Cole has set himself apart from many of his hip-hop contemporaries by his knack for operating against the grain.

For Friday night’s show he was consistent in doing so as he delivered a show that was

conceptual and true to the tour name – his “2014 Forest Hills Drive” album that dropped late last year.

In general, most tours are the namesake of the artist’s latest project as a promotional tactic, but the show is for the most part a latest and greatest hits presentation of sorts.

But aside from a few favorites like “Crooked Smile” and “Nobody’s Perfect,” Cole stayed in the lane of “Forest Hills Drive” for the course of the show.

Cole illustrated his innate ability to strip hip-hop down to its purest intention atop a replica of his childhood home.

He went about the business of setting true to life experiences to rhyme over a sick beat – and in this case a live band. His voice is a refreshing alternative to the current element of rappers who focus on ‘hood fairytales and fictional baller chronicles that highlight the glamour, as opposed to the grind, with respect to both the rap game and street life.

Much like the album, which is also named in honor of the address where he grew up, Friday’s show gave fans an intimate peek inside Cole’s thoughts and musings. He pulled the curtain back on the dysfunctional entertainment scene through “Hollywood” and offered personal reflections based on his experiences within the entertainment industry.

Cole demanded that his fans begin the practice of self-love, thinking bigger than their personal surroundings and finding true happiness as he shared bits of his own narrative. His story includes climbing from the small town of Fayetteville, North Carolina to see his latest album go platinum without an anchor single, minimal promotion and only three weeks advance notice before its release.

He expressed sincere gratitude to the audience for riding with him through “Forest Hills Drive.” Cole admitted he pushed fear aside to present the show in such a manner, seemingly as an attempt to encourage them to do the same in their own lives.

By the time he bid St. Louis farewell via “Power Trip,” both Cole and his fans left feeling invincible.

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“We’re talking about the For more information on complicated but hopeful Winfrey-Harris and “The reality of black women’s Sisters are Alright,” visit lives #thesistersarealright,” tamarawinfreyharris.com.

CUTS Continued from C1 his native Washington, D.C. Shields hasn’t lived in the St. Louis area 2012, but continues to come back to the city for the popular community service event that provides haircuts, styles and school supplies for area youth as they head back for the next school year.

What began as a servicebased radio remote has expanded to include two locations – in East St. Louis and St. Louis. In the last two years it has grown to include health screenings as well.

His event has happened at or around the same weekend since 2000.

This year, it will be happening as the community reflects on the one-year anniversary of Brown’s death on Saturday, August 8 at the Bates Community Center in East St. Louis and the O’Fallon Rec Plex on Sunday, August 9.

“For me to be a part of the community by giving back while St. Louis is just trying to come together is right on point,” Shields said.

Between the hair, health screenings and school supplies he served an estimated 3,000 students in 2014 and expects

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that number to be even higher for 2015.

Several area barber colleges and beauty schools have partnered with Shields to pull off his event each year, but he says a lot of stylists and barbers come on their own as well.

“That’s the great thing about it. It’s wonderful to see the spark in the kids’ eyes when they get that fresh style or cut, but to see people take time on their busiest day – giving up a chance to make some hardearned money – and they just

n “It’s wonderful to see the spark in the kids’ eyes when they get that fresh style or cut.”

– Craig Shields

“I try to encourage them to register, but they’ll just show up with their whole team like ‘We heard about it. We’re here.

Let’s do it,’” Shields said.

come out and give their time to make a difference.”

He sees firsthand the impact of their act of kindness.

“You’d be surprised how

people seeing other people willing to help them can inspire those on the receiving end,” Shields said. “The moms get really emotional.”

Shields is stirred up as well as he reflects on 15 years of serving St. Louis – and being counted among those trying to heal the city by lending a helping hand.

“For me to be there so they can have a good feeling on the anniversary of Mike Brown’s death, that means a lot to me,” Shields said. “And I’m so glad that it’s going on to help enforce some positive energy into the city right now.”

KTVI Fox 2 News will be hosting a Community Cuts for Kids school supply drive on Wednesday, August 5 starting at 8 a.m. Donations can be dropped off at KTVI Studios, 2250 Ball Dr., St Louis, MO 63146.

The 15th Annual Community Cuts For Kids will take place from 10 a.m.

– 2 p.m. Saturday, August 8 at the Lessie Bates Family Development Center, 1045 State Street, East St. Louis, Illinois and from 2 p.m.

– 6 p.m. Sunday, August 9, Sunday at the O’Fallon Park Rec Complex YMCA, 4343 West Florissant. To pre-register or for more information, visit http:// thecraigshieldsfoundation.org/.

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ST. LOUIS AMERICAN • JULY 30 – AUG. 5, 2015

Celebrations Birthdays

Reunion

Lester Pope celebrates his 57th birthday on July 31. Every year you are blessed and so are we. We love you!

Your sister, Sharon and brother-in-law, Bernd

Happy 4th Birthday to Terriah Farrah Hill on August 1. We love you!

From: Your mother The Homer G. Phillips Nurses Alumni and the graduates from the St. Louis Municipal School of Nursing celebrated their bi-annual reunion June 12-14 at the Hilton St. Louis Airport. This year marked the group’s 92nd anniversary!

Stanley J. Barnes will celebrate his 60th birthday on July 29, and he’ll retire after 33 years with Ironworkers Local #396 on August 1. Happy Birthday and Happy Retirement!

Reunions All reunion announcements can be viewed online!

Beaumont High School Class of 1965 will celebrate their 50th Class Reunion on September 26, 2015 at the Royale Orleans, 2801 Telegraph. Dinner dance with open bar is $65/person. For additional information contact Geraldine Carter-Reid at 314868-8284 or bluejackets65@ gmail.com.

Beaumont Class of 1970 will celebrate its 45th Class Reunion Saturday, October 24, 2015, at Catering to You, 12775 New Halls Ferry Rd, 63033. Dinner/dance $50 for classmates, $40 for guests.

Payments may be mailed to: Beaumont Class of 1970, P.O.Box 25913, St. Louis,MO. 63136. For more info please contact: Oneita (Meeks) Murphy: (314) 322-4205, Chuck Campbell: (314) 5204581, Toni (Brady) Hopson: beaumontclassof1970@gmail.

com,or see our Facebook page.

Beaumont High School class of 1975 is in the planning process for its 40th year reunion! Reunion dates: August 14-16, 2015, contact: Gale (314) 838-8493 or Cynthia (314) 869-4049.

Central High Redwings “All Class” Reunion Weekend will be held August 7-9, 2015.

For more information please contact Ada Livers 314-2292961 or Laura Joiner 314-3237833.

Lincoln High School (East St. Louis, IL) January and June 1955 classes are planning the 60th year reunion, September 4-6, 2015. For additional information, you may contact John W. Morgan at 618558-6880 or Maxine Parks Kimbrough at 314-741-3967.

Normandy High School Class of 1975 40th year reunion weekend September 18–20 at Ameristar Casino.

For full details contact Lisa Garrett at 314-707-4673, Jay Buck at 636-346-9165, Virginia Ferguson Crosby at v_crosby2004@yahoo.com, Paul Jordan at 314-565-3452 and Gina Whitfield Pope at 314-348-6795 or Normandy

High School Class of 1975 Facebook page.

Northwest High School Class of 1973 has planned a 60th Birthday Bash for September 5, 2015 at the Renaissance St. Louis Airport Hotel. If you have not received an email with the details, please email northwesths1973@gmail. com or contact Cornelia Clark Stephens 314-580-1114.

St. Mark High School Classes of 72, 73, 74 and 75 are planning a joint reunion picnic on Saturday September 12, 2015 at Tilles Park. If you are or know someone from one of these classes, please have them contact: Anne Epplin Jesse at thejesses@prodigy.net or Eldra Taylor at eldra.taylor@yahoo. com, (314) 570-1513.

Soldan High Class of 1964 will be celebrating its 51st reunion on August 28-30, 2015 at the Airport Marriott Hotel.

For more information, please contact; John Bennett at 314503-3541 or George Gholston at 314- 831-1801.

Soldan High School Class of 75 40th Reunion Celebration, September 11-13, 2015.

Contact: Terese Cole–Marshall at (314) 640 9611, Roslyn “Cookie” Williams at (314)

616 4892 or AnnieSue Preston at (314) 606 5618, email: Soldanclass75@gmail.com.

Sumner High Class of 1970 is planning its 45th Reunion.

Please provide contact information to: cshsco70@yahoo. com or J. Fox at 314-606-3506 for more information.

Sumner High School Class of 1975 is proud to announce the 40th Year Reunion Celebration. Please join us at the Airport Renaissance Hotel August 21-23, 2015.

The cost is $60 per person. We will have a meet and greet on Friday, dinner dance Saturday, and picnic on Sunday at Koeneman Park in Jennings.

Contact C. Jackson at 314-4776785 or D. Moore at 314-303-

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University City High School Class of ‘75 will be celebrating its 40th reunion the weekend of September 18. For more information register at: www.uchs75.myevent.com or email UCclassof75@outlook. com.

Vashon Class of 1965 will celebrate its 50 Year Class Reunion September 18-20, 2015 at the St. Louis Marriott Airport. Planning meetings to be held at the Walnut Park Library July 25, 2015 at 3:30-5:30 P.M. and August 29. For information Vashon65Alumni@Yahoo. com; Cleo: 383-1934 or Bernice: 534-8282.

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COGIC commits to STL through 2019

Holy Convocation has had more than 30K attendees since 2010

A worshipper from the Church of God in Christ felt the spirit during COGIC’s 2014 Holy Convocation in St. Louis.

American staff The Church of God in Christ has signed a new three-year agreement that will keep its largest convention in St. Louis through 2019.

The oldest African-American Pentecostal denomination, the Church of God in Christ (COGIC), has decided to keep its largest annual convention, the Holy Convocation, in St. Louis.

“The Church of God in Christ Holy Convocation is returning to St. Louis, Missouri and the delegates and leaders of our denomination are excited,” said Presiding Bishop Charles E. Blake Sr. “St. Louis has been the new home for our largest convention for five years now, and the hospitality that we have received while here has been great.”

The convention, which has exceeded over 30,000 attendees yearly since coming to St. Louis in 2010, has brought nearly $150 million to the regional economy over the past five years.

“We have chosen to return to St. Louis through 2019 because we like St. Louis and, from every indication, the city likes that we are a part of its convention schedule,” said Keith Kershaw, COGIC director for the Office of Convention Planning.

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n “St. Louis has been the new home for our largest convention for five years now, and the hospitality that we have received has been great.”

– Presiding Bishop Charles E. Blake Sr.

“As one of the largest, if not the largest convention (i.e.

2010-2013), St. Louis fits our needs and has proven to be a great match.”

The 2015 Holy Convocation is sure to have an overflow attendance. Special guest speakers recently announced include Bishop T.D. Jakes and Bishop Paul S. Morton.

The Church of God in Christ is the fourth largest Protestant religious denomination and the largest African American Pentecostal church in the United States with churches in 63 countries worldwide and an estimated membership of nearly

6.5 million adherents.

The Joint Holy Convocation hosted by San Francisco Temple Christian Assembly, 10191 Halls Ferry Road, will convene on Thursday, August 13 through Sunday, August 16.

Bishop Luther J. Blackwell Jr. is host pastor.

Special guests will include Bill Winston of Chicago, Illinois, whose worldwide reputation as an exceptional Bible teacher precedes him, along with Resound, the new

upcoming Gospel a capella trio, as discovered by the staff of “Good Morning America.” A host of other outstanding choirs and talent will also grace this spiritual weekend.

“These services are designed to heal the heart and heal our community,” Bishop Luther and Pastor Lois Blackwell said in a release. “We have recently experienced some very challenging moments in our area, and we just know and believe that this gathering will help to release comfort and provide solace.”

Community Tent Revival

Solomon’s Temple Church will host a Community Tent Revival from August 23 through September 6, with services at 7 p.m. nightly.

The church is located at 5569 Page Blvd. in St. Louis.

Bishop James E. Holloway Sr. is founder and pastor, and Sister Linda D. Holloway is first lady and co-pastor. For information, call 314) 3614466 or (314) 361- 4460, email solomons@i1.net or visit www. solomonstemplechurch.org

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Tests and testimony I must have been taking notes in church one Sunday, and I came across them in my Bible recently. I wrote, “Faith that is not tested is faith that cannot be trusted.” It’s written in Deuteronomy 8.

I don’t remember what point the minister was trying to make at that time, but my notes froze me and wouldn’t let me continue. I have since been moved to think this is not only a spiritual lesson but also one of life’s more poignant ones.

I remember going to the doctor after receiving one of many treatments for prostate cancer. The attending physician was somewhat surprised that not only was my wife still with me, but we were and continue to be fabulously happy. That test has given me a testimony about my relationship with my wife.

Perhaps God has provided you with a test or two to see if you understand that testimony is a consequence of faith fortification and not a collapse of your belief that God has it handled.

In Deuteronomy, Moses is trying to tell otherwise ignorant Israel that even though this group was not around for his miracles and wonders, God is insistent that you still trust Him. Moses cautions not to be seduced into thinking that what you have and what you Columnist achieve is because of your own efforts. Not James true!

Washington “You may say to yourself ‘My power and the strength of my hands have produced this wealth for me.’ But remember the Lord your God, for it is He who gives you the ability to produce wealth, and so confirms His covenant, which He swore to your forefathers, as it is today.” Deuteronomy 8: 17-18.

We should all review that covenant thing. God expects when the going gets tough, our expectancy should be that God will provide. He will. And even if He doesn’t, He can.

That test, whatever you’re going through, becomes a testimony to God’s glory. He demands it of us just as He demanded it of the Israelites. Plus, we got a new covenant.

Jesus sealed the breech, and the war is won. All we got to do is fight the good fight, endure the battles of life from the perspective Moses wanted Israel to take with it into the Promised Land.

“If you ever forget the Lord your God and follow other gods and worship and bow down to them, I testify against you today that you will surely be destroyed.” Deuteronomy 8:19 .

Faith that is not tested cannot be trusted. Yeah. I said it. Can God trust you? That’s a question for you and God. So when the going gets tough for you, please do not rely on your belief that you can figure it all out. If the truth be told, you probably got yourself into that mess. At least allow God to get you out of it and believe that He can. Then you can ask Him for anything and expect He will provide it for you.

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Celebrity Swag Snap of the Week Rapper, actor and entertainment mogul 50 Cent stopped through St. Louis to promote his new line of liquor Tuesday night at Knockouts. Beautiful waitresses kept the Effen Vodka flowing all night.

Elise and Brendolyn ended their weekend @ Forest Park Golf house Sunday for The Day Party STL

Tawanda, celebrity stylist Ms.Bling and Tiffany following the Shop Basic Instinct fashion show @ Mood Sunday

Orlando, Triky and Rob celebrated another successful Day Party STL @ Forest Park Golf house Sunday

Beauties Brooke, designer Deerra of Deerra Nickkol and Beth @ The Shop Basic Instinct fashion show and one year anniversary party @ Mood Sunday

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Jeremih, Niddy and YG laughed it up on stage @ HG for Fetish Fridays and Hot 104.1 Super Jam after party Rebecca with rising rap star Big Sean Friday evening @ Hot 104.1 FM’s Super Jam Friday night @ Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre

Four way fantastico. For my first stop on the scene I made my way to the finale screening for Cinema St. Louis’ St. Louis Filmmaker’s Showcase. With Thursday night’s screening at the Tivoli with Efi Da Silva’s “Four Way Stop” marked the first time a black woman’s film closed the show in the festival’s history. Old School 95.5’s Staci Static was in the building as well as UCME’s Kyjuan. My girl Elizabeth Taylor Sharpe was also there with her boo. “Four Way Stop” co-stars Marty K. Casey, Paul E. Craig and Jason Little Jr. Folks really loved the movie and commended Efi for her work. My only issue with the film is that Efi didn’t manage to work in a shirtless scene for Jason into the film.

What? Everybody knows he’s fine – and she could’ve at least tried it with him wiping his face with his shirt or something. Okay, I’m done lusting. For those of you who missed it, you are in luck. “Four Way Stop” was one of the films selected to be screened at the St. Louis International Film Festival later this fall.

Forest Hills Super Jam. Hot 104.1 FM’s Super Jam headed back to Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre as they presented J. Cole and his Forest Hills Drive Tour on Friday. Even before I sat down I was entertained by people watching. To the woman in the beige backless lycra/spandex jumpsuit, I must break some news you might find devastating. Much like cat suits and bodycon dresses, you have to have a certain shape to pull them off. I’ll just leave it at that.

And while I’m on the subject of bad fashion happening to good people, I might as well point out the well-known as seen on TV socialite who made the tragic decision to wear what looked to have once been pumps in her trek through the terrain of Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre. By evening’s end the poor thing was wobbling like a bow-legged cowboy who had walked across a thousand-mile prairie range in chaps and stirrups. But enough about the outfit fails, it’s concert rundown time. Jeremih and that struggle set was just…well…yeah. He quietly showcased his potential when he came back on stage with J. Cole, though hardly enough to redeem himself. YG C-walked all across the stage – making me feel like I was watching a snippet of “Straight Outta Compton: The Musical.” For me, the life began when my new boo little Big Sean took the stage and slayed it on a set that looked the corner of Grand that was caddy corner to the late great Bluemeyer Homes. He looked one sun beam away from a heat stroke in that vest and cap, but I would have been his personal EMS professional! I wasn’t expecting to find myself wanting to sneak him home in my oversized tote bag, but he was absolutely everything. And then had nerve to be petite muscular up under all those layers of clothes. And just when I thought I couldn’t love J. Cole with his little dusty self any more than I do. He essentially used his show to say “Swag? Girl, please. Who needs it? Get into this sucker-free full-album performance and watch me rip it from start to finish.” Every time I see J. Cole I love him a bit more than I did the time before, but it’s gonna be hard to top how he had me in my feelings for him on Friday.

As far as the after set, HG was on lean thanks to YG and Jeremih. I thought they were gonna have to turn Rustic Goat into an overflow room. The Hot 104.1 Family was deep in the building as HG continued its celebrity streak.

Stylish Sunday. I spent a few minutes at the Day Party at Forest Park Golf House – which was cute. But the rest of my Sunday was devoted to fellowshipping with the fashionistas in our fabulous city. I rolled through Mood to help my girl Scotti celebrate the one-year anniversary of her Basic Instinct online boutique.

When I tell you everybody that girl associates with slays, trust. And she had me ready to rock purple hair and pink lipstick at our staff meeting. After I left Mood, I hit up Koken Art Factory – which was at capacity for the Fashion VS. Style Runway show. It was everything! Who was that self-made silver fox ripping the runway with her glorious gray curls? She was serving! I know our fashion writer Danie Rae is somewhere grinning for filth because people thought she was crazy for rocking gray highlights a couple years back. Now it’s all the rage. Okay, back to the runway. The children of LAHA Clothing showed the grown folks how it’s done. And I have to give a shout out to the full-shape segment that slayed as well.

The power of 50 Cent. “He had the club going up…on a Tuesday…” Come on now, what would be more appropriate to express how 50 Cent brought the folks out when he decided to host a special tasting of his Effen Vodka and “Power” marathon at Knockouts? The Radio One St. Louis folks were deep in the building – Gary Gunter, Christina Bailey and Boogie D (who served as MC for the evening’s festivities). LooseCannon S.L.I.M., Phil Assets, Chingy were a few more of the who’s who of the Lou who sat perched in their respective VIP stations. Knockouts owner Kevin Cunningham and his lovely wife Sheila were, naturally, in the building as well. And while I don’t know their names, I must mention the two young women who did everything humanly possible to be seen – including the gluteus maximus glowsticks they seem to have had freshly implanted for 50 Cent’s viewing pleasure. Yes store-bought bottom sisters, we ALL saw you – especially the one who substituted her blouse with a single strand of blue scotch painter’s tape across her bosom instead of a blouse. Mission accomplished. Fiddy arrived around 11:30 p.m. and I know y’all think that’s late for a work night, but I was actually thrilled. I’ve seen celebs of lesser caliber show up long after I’ve already turned back into a pumpkin. I was expecting the worst considering his online and social media shenanigans and rap beefs that – while hee-larious – had me thinking that he would be impossible to deal with in real life. Not the case. I left pretty early on, but he seemed extremely chill and personable.

Scotti Scott and Trenell Billups of Shop Basic Instinct marked their one year anniversary Sunday with a fashion show and after party @ Mood Show organizer Sherrell Hall and Mistress of Ceremonies Jennifer were lovely enough to walk the runway @ Fashion vs.

Style Sunday @ Koken Art Factory

LAHA Clothing’s Lillian Tiner and designer Skylar were a few of the fashionistas at Fashion vs. Style Sunday @ Koken Art Factory

Winnie, Aziza, and Alesstrah enjoyed themselves @ Forest Park Golf house Sunday for The Day Party STL Photos by Lawrence Bryant & John Scott

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Notice is hereby given that the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District will receive sealed bids in the Purchasing Division, 2350 Market Street, St. Louis, Missouri 63103-2555 until 10:00am August 25, 2015 for Purchase of: 2016 4WD Pickup with Snow Plow Specifications and bid forms may be obtained from www.stlmsd.com - click on “MSD At Work”, then “Bidding on Projects”. The bid document will be identified as 6052 RFQ. If you do not have access to the internet, call (314) 768-6314 to request a copy of this bid.

Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Notice is hereby given that the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District is accepting proposals in the Purchasing Division, 2350 Market Street, St. Louis, Missouri 63103-2555 until 10:00 a.m. on August 27th, 2015 to contract with a company for: Tivoli Storage Manager-Hardware.

Specifications and bid forms may be obtained from www.stlmsd.com, click on the “MSD AT WORK” link, (bid opportunities). The bid document will be identified as 6054 RFQ. If you do not have access to the internet, call 314.768.2735 to request a copy of this bid.

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Notice is hereby given that the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District will receive sealed bids in the Purchasing Division, 2350 Market Street, St. Louis, Missouri 63103-2555 until 11:00 a.m., August 19, 2015 to contract with a company for: Service, Incinerator #3 Refractory Repairs, Per Specifications.

Specifications and bid forms may be obtained from www.stlmsd.com (MSD at Work, Bidding on Projects). The bid document will be identified as 6051 RFQ. If you do not have access to the internet, call (314) 768-6313 to request a copy of the bid.

Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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North Baden Creek I/I Reduction Contract Letting No. 11693-015.1

Webster Groves Trunk E Sanitary Rehabilitation and I/I Reduction Phase IVContract Letting No. 11678-015.1

The SITE Improvement Association is hosting a Prebid meeting for Qualified and Certified MWBE contractors to discuss working on

This meeting is being held on behalf of the following SITE contractor members:

Fred M. Luth & Sons 4516 McRee Avenue St. Louis, MO 63110 314/771-3892 The meeting will take place at

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August 12, 2015

SITE Improvement Association 2071 Exchange Drive, St. Charles, MO 63303

For questions regarding this prebid meeting, Contact the SITE Improvement Association office at 314/966-2950.

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ST. LOUIS PUBLIC LIBRARY RFP 15-00031 BUSINESS OPERATIONS CONSULTANT

The St Louis Public Library is requesting proposal submissions from qualified firms for the aforementioned service. Sealed proposals will be received by the Purchasing Manager, St. Louis Public Library, 1415 Olive Street, St. Louis, Missouri, 63103, until 4:30 p.m. CDT on Monday, August 17, 2015. In order to obtain a copy of the Request for Proposal, please contact Don Gillum during regular business hours by phone, 314.539.0312, email, dgillum@slpl.org , or at the above address.

PUBLIC HOUSING WAITING LIST Public Notice

Wellston Housing Authority (WHA) Public Housing (PH) Wait List is currently open for all bedroom sizes effective July 14, 2015.

Pre-applications will be accepted Monday through Friday between the hours of 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. at our Management Office located at 6203 Cote Brilliante Ave. Wellston, MO 63133.

Accommodations will be available for applicants with disabilities that need assistance in completing the application.

For more information, you may contact the management office between the hours of 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. by calling (314) 385-4089 or visiting.

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University City Public I/I Reduction-East Contract Letting No. 12063-015.1

This meeting is being held on behalf of the following SITE contractor members:

SAK Construction 864 Hoff Road O’Fallon, MO 63366 636/385-1000 The meeting will take place at

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August 6, 2015

SITE Improvement Association 2071 Exchange Drive, St. Charles, MO 63303 For questions regarding this prebid meeting, Contact the SITE Improvement Association office at 314/966-2950.

SEALED BIDS

for NEW 25 METER RANGE, IKE SKELTON TRAINING SITE, JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI, Project No. T1423-11 will be received

by FMDC, State of MO, UNTIL 1:30 PM, 8/27/2015.

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Residential Waste & Recyclables Hauling The City of Webster Groves is accepting sealed bids for residential waste hauling, project 15PW01, until 10:00 AM August 26, 2015 at City Hall, 4 E. Lockwood. Bid documents are available at webstergroves.org/bidpostings. $10,000, in the manner specified must accompany each bid. Contact Karen Beck at beckk@webstergroves.org or (314) 963-5315 for questions.

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CITY PARKS ASPHALT PAVEMENT REHABILITATION

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Public Service in Room 208 City Hall, 1200 Market Street, St. Louis, Mo. Until 1:45 PM, CT, on August 25, 2015, then publicly opened and read. Plans and Specifications may be examined on the Board of Public Service website http://www.stl-bps.org/planroom.aspx (BPS On Line Plan Room) and may be purchased directly through the BPS website from INDOX Services at cost plus shipping. No refunds will be made.

A pre-bid conference for all contractors bidding on this project will be held on August 4, 2015 at 10:00 A.M. in Room 208 City Hall.

Bidders shall comply with all applicable City, State and Federal laws (including MBE/WBE policies).

All bidders must regard Federal Executive Order 11246, “Notice of Requirement for Affirmative Action to Ensure Equal Employment Opportunity”, the “Equal Opportunity Clause” and the “Standard Federal Equal Employment Specifications” set forth within and referenced at www.stl-bps.org (Announcements).

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AIRFIELD MAINTENANCE DEICER TANKS At Lambert-St. Louis International Airport

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Public Service in Room 208 City Hall, 1200 Market Street, St. Louis, Mo. Until 1:45 PM, CT, on August 18, 2015, then publicly opened and read. Plans and Specifications may be examined on the Board of Public Service website http://www.stl-bps.org/planroom.aspx (BPS On Line Plan Room) and may be purchased directly through the BPS website from INDOX Services at cost plus shipping. No refunds will be made.

Bidders shall comply with all applicable City, State and Federal laws (including MBE/WBE policies). ). Mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on Tuesday, July 28, 2015, at 10:00 AM in the Training Room at the Airport Office Building, 11495 Navaid Rd., Bridgeton, MO 63044.

All bidders must regard Federal Executive Order 11246, “Notice of Requirement for Affirmative Action to Ensure Equal Employment Opportunity”, the “Equal Opportunity Clause” and the “Standard Federal Equal Employment Specifications” set forth within and referenced at www.stl-bps.org (Announcements).

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The School District of University City is seeking sealed bids for real estate agency services that would encompass duties ranging from consultation, financial analysis and possibly brokerage transactions.

The Request for Proposal may be obtained beginning 8:00 am August 3, 2015, at 8136 Groby Road, Finance Department, University City, MO, 63130, or one may be obtained electronically by emailing efreiermuth@ucityschools.org.

All responses received are subject to approval by the District and are subject to rejection, verification, modification and negotiation if so determined by the District. The District reserves the right to waive any irregularities.

Bids must be received in the McNair Administration Building, Finance Department, at 8136 Groby Road, University City MO, 63130 by 4:00 PM on Monday, August 24, 2015.

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REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS

Alberici Constructors, the Construction Manager, is requesting Qualifications from General Contractors for the Saint Louis Zoo Grizzly Ridge project. The project consists of a new grizzly bear habitat and will include partial demolition of the existing exhibit, new holding areas, life support systems, viewing areas, site work, utilities, artificial rockwork, and other thematic elements. Qualifications are due on 8/12/15 by 2:00pm at the Saint Louis Zoo Distribution Center on Wells Drive (Gate # 5), or by mail Attn: Patrick Williamson, Director, Purchasing & Distribution, Saint Louis Zoo, One Government Drive, St. Louis, MO, 63110. A mandatory pre-proposal meeting and walk-through is scheduled for 8/04/15 at 8:30am. The walk-through will start in the lower level rotunda of the Saint Louis Zoo Living World Building, One Government Drive, St. Louis, MO, 63110. A copy of the RFQ can be requested by contacting Kerry Tebbe: ktebbe@alberici.com or (314) 733-2302.

The Saint Louis Zoo enjoys the support of the community through the Metropolitan Zoological Park & Museum District. For this reason, the Zoo makes every effort to return that support by contracting with qualified businesses within the District (St. Louis and St. Louis County) whenever possible. Not less than the current prevailing wage must be paid to all workers on this project.

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CONSTRUCT STAGE LINDENWOOD PARK

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Public Service in Room 208 City Hall, 1200 Market Street, St. Louis, Mo. Until 1:45 PM, CT, on September 1, 2015, then publicly opened and read. Plans and Specifications may be examined on the Board of Public Service website http://www.stl-bps.org/planroom.aspx (BPS On Line Plan Room) and may be purchased directly through the BPS website from INDOX Services at cost plus shipping. No refunds will be made.

A pre-bid conference for all contractors bidding on this project will be held on August 17, 2015 at 10:00 A.M. in Room 208 City Hall.

Bidders shall comply with all applicable City, State and Federal laws (including MBE/WBE policies).

All bidders must regard Federal Executive Order 11246, “Notice of Requirement for Affirmative Action to Ensure Equal Employment Opportunity”, the “Equal Opportunity Clause” and the “Standard Federal Equal Employment Specifications” set forth within and referenced at www.stl-bps.org (Announcements).

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NORTH SARAH PHASE II PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS SOLICITATION NO. RD 15-04-A

The St. Louis Housing Authority (SLHA) is soliciting bids from qualified contractors for the construction of North Sarah Phase II Public Improvements. The project consists of, but is not limited to, Turner Park improvements, streetscape and sidewalk improvements and storm water improvements.

NOTICE OF ELECTION SPECIAL BOND ELECTION CITY OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2015

Notice is hereby given by the Board of Election Commissioners for the City of St. Louis, State of Missouri, that a Special Election will be held at the designated polling place for each precinct in the City of St. Louis, State of Missouri, on Tuesday, August 4, 2015. The polls will be open between the hours of 6:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. for the purpose of voting on Proposition No. 1 authorizing the City of St. Louis to issue bonds in the amount of $180,000,000.

The last day that the Board of Election Commissioners can accept an application to vote an absentee ballot by mail in the August 4, 2015, Special Election is 5:00 P.M. on Wednesday, July 29, 2015.

Absentee voting in person will conclude at 5:00 P.M. on Monday, August 3, 2015. The office of the Board of Election Commissioners will be open on Saturday, August 1, from 9:00 A.M. until 1:00 P.M.

THE OFFICIAL BALLOT WILL BE SUBSTANTIALLY IN THE FOLLOWING FORM: INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: In today’s election, you have your choice of using either an electronic, touch-screen voting machine or an optical scan voting machine to cast your ballot.

IF YOU USE THE OPTICAL SCAN VOTING MACHINE to cast your ballot, if you are in favor of the proposition completely darken the oval to the left of the word “YES.” If you are against the proposition, completely darken the oval to the left of the word “NO.”

OFFICIAL BALLOT SPECIAL BOND ELECTION CITY OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2015 PROPOSITION NO. 1

Shall the following be adopted: Proposition to issue bonds of the City of St. Louis, Missouri in an amount not to exceed One Hundred Eighty Million Dollars ($180,000,000) for the purpose of funding a portion of the cost of acquiring certain real property for, and purchasing, replacing, improving, and maintaining the buildings, vehicles, and equipment of, the City, the St. Louis Police Department, Fire Department, and Emergency Medical Services, and other City departments and for maintaining the safety and security of the jails and improving public safety; for funding a portion of the costs of reconstructing, repairing and improving streets, bridges, and sidewalks; for funding a portion of the costs of infrastructure development and of demolition and abatement of various abandoned or condemned buildings owned by or under control of the City of St. Louis or its related agencies; for funding a portion of the cost of city owned building stabilization and preservation; for funding a portion of the costs of home repair programs; for funding ward capital improvements; for funding a portion of the cost of paying for economic development and site development infrastructure, and for paying incidental costs of such work and of issuing the Bonds.

YOU HAVE NOW COMPLETED VOTING. IN WITNESS WHEREOF: The undersigned, comprising the Board of Election Commissioners for the City of St. Louis, State of Missouri, have caused this notice to be signed and the official seal of the office to be affixed at the office of the Board in St. Louis, Missouri, this 22nd day of June, 2015.

BOARD OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS HON. JOAN M. BURGER Chairperson/Member

SLHA will receive sealed bids for this work until 2:00 p.m. (local time) Wednesday, September 2, 2015, at the St. Louis Housing Authority, 3520 Page Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63106, 1st Floor Conference Room, at which time and place all qualified bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. All bidders must comply with prevailing wage requirements and with Section 3 and MBE/WBE requirements.

ANDREW L. SCHWARTZ Member

BENJAMIN M. PHILLIPS, SR. Member

www.stlamerican.com

SEALED

BIDS

for BUILDING REPAIRS– VARIOUS, FULTON READINESS CENTER AND JEFFERSON CITY READINESS CENTER, FULTON AND JEFFERSON CITY, MO., Project No. T1414-03 will be received

by FMDC, State of MO,UNTIL 1:30 PM, 8/20/2015.

For specific project information and ordering plans, go to http://

www.oa.mo.gov/fm dc/dc/list.htm.

IF YOU USE THE ELECTRONIC, TOUCH-SCREEN VOTING MACHINE to cast your ballot, follow the directions on the screen.

If you are in favor of the proposition, touch the screen to the left of the word “YES.” If you are against the proposition, touch the screen to the left of the word “NO.”

NO - AGAINST THE PROPOSITION

A pre-bid conference is scheduled for Tuesday, August 11, 2015, at 10:00 a.m. (local time) in the 1st Floor Conference Room at 3520 Page Blvd. There will be a site visit immediately following the conference.

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

Sealed bids will be received by the Saint Louis Zoo, at the Saint Louis Zoo Distribution Center on Wells Drive (Gate # 5), or by mail Attn: Patrick Williamson C.P.M., Director, Purchasing, Saint Louis Zoo, One Government This project will commence in Winter 2015.

Drive, St. Louis, MO, 63110, until 1:00 P.M. on 08/19/2015, for the Saint Louis Zoo, Plans are available for download at: Tasmanian Devil Habitat. A mandatory https://secure.smartbidnet.com/External/Publ pre-bid meeting is scheduled for 08/05/2015 icPlanRoom.aspx?Id=185761&i=1 at 9:00 a.m. The meeting will be held in the Monsanto Lecture Theater and then we will visit Plans available for review at: Brinkmann the site and interested bidders can view existing Constructors, Dodge Plan Room, MCI Plan conditions. Bid documents will be available as Room, MOKAN, and Simms Building Group. of 07/29/15 for review with MOKAN, AGC St. Louis, St. Louis Minority Business Council, Please mail, deliver, or fax bids to the attention Dodge or by contacting Document Imaging of Mike Duehren at Brinkmann Constructors.

Systems at (314) 531-0167. Questions regarding the bid should be directed to Patrick Williamson Brinkmann Constructors C.P.M., email Director, Purchasing 16650 Chesterfield Grove Road (email preferred) williamson@stlzoo.org, p: Suite 100 314-646-4631. The Saint Louis Zoo enjoys the Chesterfield, MO 63005 support of the community through the p 636.537.9700 Metropolitan Zoological Park & Museum f 636.812.9800 (BIDS ONLY) District. For this reason, the Zoo makes every effort to return that support by contracting with *MBE/WBE/DBE/Section 3 Outreach qualified businesses within the District Meeting: Thursday, 7/23/2015 at 10:00 AM at (St. Louis and St. Louis County) McCormack House.* whenever possible. Not less than the *Prebid Meeting: Thursday, 7/30/2015 at current prevailing wage must be paid to all 10:00 AM at McCormack House.* workers on this project.

YES - FOR THE PROPOSITION

Bidders will be charged the cost of reproduction for each bid set purchased. Bid documents will be available for distribution Monday, August 3, 2015. Plans will be available for purchase at the following location: Cross Rhodes Repro 1712 Macklind Ave. St. Louis, MO 63110 Phone: (314) 678-0087 Fax: (314) 678-0176 repro@x-rhodes.com

Cheryl A. Lovell Executive Director

REQUEST FOR BIDS

(Seal) Attest: PAUL M. MALONEY Secretary/Member

www.stlamerican.com

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Public Service in Room 208 City Hall, 1200 Market Street, St. Louis, Mo. Until 1:45 PM, CT, on _August 25, 2015, then publicly opened and read.

Plans and Specifications may be examined on the Board of Public Service website http://www.stl-bps.org/planroom.aspx (BPS On Line Plan Room) and may be purchased directly through the BPS website from INDOX Services at cost plus shipping. No refunds will be made.

REQUEST FOR BIDS

Brinkmann Constructors requests your bid for the construction of the North Sarah Redevelopment - Phase III project in St. Louis, MO.

ST. LOUIS AMERICAN THE

Bids & Notices

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ST. LOUIS AMERICAN THE

JULY 30 - AUGUST 5, 2015

ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTICE OF REASSESSMENTS OF CERTAIN PARCELS LOCATED IN ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MISSOURI

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The following is a list of parcels of real property located in St. Louis County, Missouri, which have been reassessed by the County Assessor for the year 2015, the record owners of which have not been found. The Assessor has mailed a written Reassessment Notice to the last known address of the record owner or owners of each parcel, as shown below, as required by Section 137.355 RSMo, but the notice was returned undelivered.

The parcels are listed in order of their St. Louis County Assessor’s Office Locator ID. Information listed is the Locator ID, property address and zip code.

Jake Zimmerman Assessor of St. Louis County, Missouri

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ST. LOUIS AMERICAN

Address 9516 GUTHRIE AVE 4074 DOMBARD LN 9454 TREFORE AVE 9447 TREFORE AVE 9458 MARGO ANN LN 9466 MARGO ANN LN 4153 BEAUTY LN 9546 MARGO ANN LN 9451 MARGO ANN LN 9454 STANSBERRY AVE 9458 STANSBERRY AVE 9525 STANSBERRY AVE 10943 MARGATEHALL DR 10898 MARGATEHALL DR 10964 MARGATEHALL DR 3333 ADIE RD 10855 MERCER CT 10921 ST HENRY LN 3382 ASHBY RD 10720 ST FRANCIS LN 10616 ST FRANCIS LN 3419 ST MARTIN LN 11056 WHITEHALL MANOR DR 11096 SAXONHALL DR 11060 WARWICKHALL DR 11084 WARWICKHALL DR 10981 WARWICKHALL DR 11044 GERTRUDE AVE 11037 BERNICE AVE 3532 ADIE RD 3559 ADIE RD 11050 OLD ST CHARLES RD 11042 OLD ST CHARLES RD 3629 DIXIE DR 10673 ST HENRY LN 10653 ST HENRY LN 3570 LONG DR 10601 ST MICHAEL LN 3616 HIGH DR 10522 ST CHARLES ROCK RD 3737 ASHBY RD 730 MIDLAND AVE 15 EDGEWORTH AVE 29 EDGEWORTH AVE 32 MILLWELL DR 106 CUMBERLAND AVE 28 CUMBERLAND AVE 351 MIDLAND AVE 105 READING AVE 16 LANSING AVE 40 LANSING AVE 103 READING AVE 2743 MARS LN 11045 AYRSHIRE DR 3010 SMILEY RD 3305 FEE FEE RD 3258 BRIDGEPORT PLACE DR 3388 FALCON CREST CT 12042 FOXPOINT DR 2359 CHARTERWOOD CT 2382 PHEASANT RUN DR 2310 WESFORD DR 2312 CEDAR LAKE DR 12034 WESHIRE PL 12045 AMELING RD 12009 QUALITY LN 11926 QUALITY LN 11916 MCKELVEY GARDENS DR 11915 BAY COLONY CT 11925 WOODEDVALLEY CT 11909 BAY COLONY CT 11934 MEADOWPARK CT 2355 SARTHE CT 2323 COUNTRY VILLAGE CT 2318 COUNTRY VILLAGE CT 2344 MEADOWPARK CT 2232 WESTGLEN PARK DR 2370 WESGLEN ESTATES DR 2395 PHEASANT RUN DR 2419 PHEASANT RUN DR 2381 WESFORD DR 12006 WESMEADE DR 12024 WESINGTON DR 2411 COUNTRY RUN CT 11993 MEADOW RUN CT 2397 MEADOWPARK CT 2387 CHARLEMAGNE DR 2419 DORDOGNE DR 2461 DORDOGNE DR 11827 CHARLEMAGNE DR 12021 GLENPARK DR 30 GLENPARK CT 11972 KATIEJO CT 2661 SMOKEVIEW DR 11932 LONGMONT DR 2169 RULE AVE 2157 RULE AVE 2206 CANYONLANDS DR 2200 CANYONLANDS DR 2224 CANYONLANDS DR 12958 BRYCE CANYON DR 12958 BRYCE CANYON DR 12948 BRYCE CANYON DR 12952 BRYCE CANYON DR 12942 BRYCE CANYON DR 12942 BRYCE CANYON DR 12942 BRYCE CANYON DR 2307 YOSEMITE PARK CT 2205 SEQUOIA PARK CT 2205 SEQUOIA PARK CT 12998 KINGS CANYON DR 12977 BRYCE CANYON DR 2266 RULE AVE 2576 PHEASANT RUN DR 3125 CREVE COEUR MILL RD 6728 MARYELLEN ST 6732 MARYELLEN ST 6730 KENWOOD DR 6758 KENWOOD DR 6751 KENWOOD DR 4703 SEATTLE ST 6805 DUCKWORTH ST 6800 MURRAY ST 4615 HATZ ST 4706 ROXIE ST 4714 FLETCHER ST 4707 ROXIE ST 4703 HATZ ST 4725 FLETCHER ST 4431 BEGG BLVD 4504 BEGG BLVD 6668 KENWOOD DR 6646 KENWOOD DR 4723 BEGG BLVD 4728 BEGG BLVD 7068 LILLIAN AVE 4720 SEATTLE ST 4700 SEATTLE ST 4724 ROXIE ST 4728 ROXIE ST 4713 OAKRIDGE BLVD 4709 UPSHAW ST 7134 LILLIAN AVE 7136 LILLIAN AVE 4731 HATZ ST 4717 UPSHAW ST 6907 PINE RIDGE DR 7125 BEULAH AVE 7144 THEODORE AVE 7145 THEODORE AVE 5225 FLETCHER ST 7009 ROHN DR 5219 HODIAMONT AVE 5244 HAMILTON AVE 5223 HODIAMONT AVE 5233 HODIAMONT AVE 5305 WILBORN DR 5255 HAMILTON AVE 5311 WILBORN DR 5306 HAMILTON AVE 5311 HAMILTON AVE 5311 HODIAMONT AVE 5327 HAMILTON AVE 5330 HODIAMONT AVE 5313 HELEN AVE 5325 HELEN AVE 5337 HODIAMONT AVE 5327 HELEN AVE 5250 HODIAMONT AVE 5348 HAMILTON AVE 5303 HELEN AVE 5403 JENNINGS STATION RD 7123 GARESCHE AVE 5357 HAMILTON AVE 5333 HELEN AVE 5342 JANET AVE 5401 HODIAMONT AVE 5403 HODIAMONT AVE 5427 HODIAMONT AVE 5436 HODIAMONT AVE 5443 HODIAMONT AVE 5426 JANET AVE 5432 JANET AVE 5425 JANET AVE 5468 HELEN AVE 5461 HELEN AVE 5473 HELEN AVE 5365 WILBORN DR 6355 GARESCHE AVE 5421 WILBORN DR 5431 WILBORN DR 5437 WILBORN DR 5428 HAMILTON AVE 5440 HAMILTON AVE 5454 HAMILTON AVE 5468 HAMILTON AVE 5472 HAMILTON AVE 5471 HAMILTON AVE 6340 ALBERTINE AVE 5475 HAMILTON AVE 5500 HAMILTON AVE 5504 HAMILTON AVE 6361 ALBERTINE AVE 5512 HODIAMONT AVE 6349 ALBERTINE AVE 5319 FLETCHER ST

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JULY 30 - AUGUST 5, 2015 Locator ID 14G420350 14G420581 14G510363 14G510781 14G511485 14G520285 14G520692 14G520753 14G521231 14G521473 14G522001 14G522034 14G530284 14G530947 14G540162 14G540856 14G540883 14G541020 14G541141 14G541507 14G541516 14G610210 14G610342 14G610452 14G610935 14G610953 14G611613 14G611673 14G611705 14G611750 14G611833 14G611882 14G620121 14G620198 14G620440 14G620550 14G620651 14G620734 14G620743 14G630164 14G630175 14G630551 14G631330 14G631374 14G632496 14G632504 14G640608 14G641153 14H130135 14H140071 14H140329 14H140576 14H210271 14H210417 14H210480 14H220427 14H220922 14H220977 14H230161 14H230217 14H230345 14H230684 14H230932 14H231115 14H240180 14H241060 14H241082 14H310241 14H310315 14H310535 14H310571 14H310746 14H311552 14H320114 14H320242 14H320343 14H321041 14H321232 14H321342 14H321371 14H321407 14H321654 14H321984 14H330023 14H330317 14H330537 14H330674 14H330775 14H330995 14H340033 14H340556 14H340868 14H341072 14H341115 14H341362 14H420074 14H420351 14H430600 14H440115 14H440647 14H510362 14H510373 14H510708 14H511055 14H511143 14H520819 14H531042 14J110178 14J120201 14J120320 14J120531 14J120595 14J120991 14J121354 14J121761 14J140054 14J140252 14J140661 14J140744 14J141077 14J141495 14J210951 14J211082 14J211114 14J211170 14J211224 14J211235 14J211323 14J220156 14J220288 14J220387 14J220705 14J220806 14J221014 14J221070 14J230353 14J230364 14J231574 14J232245 14J240077 14J240303 14J310125 14J310334 14J310873 14J320092 14J320102 14J320377 14J320443 14J410182 14J421038 14J431291 14J510381 14J510633 14J511117 14J511261 14J511315 14J520522 14J520533 14J521369 14J521392 14J521435 14J530114 14J530312 14J530411 14J530796 14J530813 14J530840 14J531137 14J531182 14J531247 14J531302 14J540564 14J540586 14J541367 14J610315 14K110971 14K120303 14K121144 14K121562 14K130625 14K130708 14K130717 14K130928 14K140086 14K141744 14K210156 14K210266 14K220953 14K221024 14K240515 14K240726 14K241000 14K311510 14K331002 14K331431 14K410389 14K410822 14K420520 14K430596 14K430631 14K430651 14K430772 14K440265 14K440760 14K510610 14K520246

Address 7118 IDLEWILD AVE 5404 FLETCHER ST 7068 IDLEWILD AVE 7064 FLORENCE PL 7084 EMMA AVE 7011 FLORENCE PL 5528 JANET AVE 5530 JANET AVE 5544 JENNINGS STATION RD 5607 JANET AVE 5541 JENNINGS STATION RD 5533 JANET AVE 5516 FAIR RIDGE CT 7204 MARGE AVE 5629 JENNINGS STATION RD 7046 ROSLYN DR 7101 GREENHAVEN DR 7000 PAISLEY DR 7116 ROSLYN DR 7116 LAMONT DR 7020 PAISLEY DR 5540 HAMILTON AVE 5517 HODIAMONT AVE 5523 HODIAMONT AVE 5622 HAMILTON AVE 5617 HAMILTON AVE 5612 JANET AVE 5623 HELEN AVE 5616 JANET AVE 5618 JANET AVE 5622 JANET AVE 5642 HELEN AVE 6348 MINNIE AVE 6361 MINNIE AVE 5721 ACME AVE 5664 HAMILTON AVE 5704 HAMILTON AVE 5714 HAMILTON AVE 5724 WILBORN DR 5652 JANET AVE 5661 HELEN AVE 5707 HELEN AVE 5742 JANET AVE 5738 JENNINGS STATION RD 5745 JENNINGS STATION RD 7000 BRANDON AVE 5802 HAMILTON AVE 5814 HELEN AVE 3810 WACO DR 3727 OAKMOUNT AVE 3831 ST ANNS LN 3864 MARIETTA DR 3901 CANTERBURY DR 7421 AUGUSTA AVE 7430 FLORISSANT RD 7233 N BRISTOL DR 3957 CANTERBURY DR 3965 CANTERBURY DR 316 N HILLS DR 7380 WINCHESTER DR 330 N HILLS DR 347 N HILLS DR 409 N HILLS DR 11 SUNSET CT 7309 WINCHESTER DR 7360 RAVINIA DR 7366 RAVINIA DR 7016 WINCHESTER DR 7000 WINCHESTER DR 6927 WINCHESTER DR 7113 WINCHESTER DR 7114 FARLEY AVE 7113 COYNE ST 6743 MATHEW ST 4331 NELSON DR 4400 NELSON DR 4502 NELSON DR 6910 ROLAND BLVD 4514 NELSON DR 6908 FLORIAN AVE 6910 FLORIAN AVE 6943 ROLAND BLVD 6819 COYNE ST 7135 COYNE ST 7111 FLORIAN AVE 7115 GROVELAND DR 7255 N ROLAND BLVD 7250 RAVINIA DR 4515 NADINE CT 6938 FLORIAN AVE 6943 GROVELAND DR 6906 PINE RIDGE DR 6928 PINE RIDGE DR 6939 FOREST HILL DR 7121 FOREST HILL DR 7626 N SUNSET DR 627 BERMUDA DR 7918 COOL VALLEY DR 7712 NACOMIS DR 7822 CONTOUR DR 7614 FOREST VIEW DR 7618 FOREST VIEW DR 7516 ROSEDALE DR 7510 SPRINGDALE DR 7611 SPRINGDALE DR 7401 OVERBROOK DR 7628 STANWOOD DR 2916 WHEATON AVE 2830 LYNDHURST AVE 2837 LYNDHURST AVE 2843 LYNDHURST AVE 2842 LYNDHURST AVE 2905 OLD HANLEY RD 8001 WAYLAND CT 2825 N HANLEY RD 8616 KENDALE DR 8617 KENDALE DR 8720 MARCELLA AVE 8736 MARCELLA AVE 8819 MARCELLA AVE 8702 WALES RD 7715 CHORMAN AVE 2914 HAMMOND AVE 2922 ATHENS AVE 2920 HAMMOND AVE 8522 ROANOKE DR 2929 ATHENS AVE 2941 ALGER AVE 2901 MONITEAU DR 2921 MONITEAU DR 8358 RACQUET DR 2964 RIDGEVIEW DR 3000 RIDGEVIEW DR 8322 ARDSLEY DR 8307 ARDSLEY DR 7556 THELMA AVE 7552 THELMA AVE 3313 WERDER DR 3307 N HANLEY RD 8280 GLEN ECHO DR 8427 ARDSLEY DR 3017 ARLMONT DR 2955 MONITEAU DR 8101 GLEN ECHO DR 3037 BELLERIVE DR 3032 ARLMONT DR 3072 ARLMONT DR 8000 GLEN ECHO DR 3417 RANCH LN 3438 ELMHURST DR 3518 E EDGAR AVE 3410 MAYBELLE DR 3424 MAYBELLE DR 8814 ALVA AVE 8702 SHIRLEY AVE 8822 ALVA AVE 8512 KATHERINE AVE 8508 KATHERINE AVE 8709 ALVA AVE 3909 N HANLEY RD 8534 JANE AVE 8732 SHIRLEY AVE 3809 LADA AVE 8747 SHIRLEY AVE 3923 LADA AVE 3926 CRANBERRY LN 3939 LADA AVE 3955 LADA AVE 3959 LADA AVE 3965 LADA AVE 3971 LADA AVE 8523 JENNY DR 8519 JENNY DR 4006 N HANLEY RD 58 BELLERIVE ACRES ST 9028 ARGYLE AVE 8960 FOREST AVE 8928 ARGYLE AVE 8953 FOREST AVE 9119 ARLINE AVE 2915 ORLANDO AVE 2814 STELLA AVE 9104 DELPHINE AVE 8946 BURTON AVE 8957 BURTON AVE 8717 FOREST AVE 8827 FOREST AVE 8654 BURTON AVE 8620 ST CHARLES ROCK RD 8651 HUME AVE 2938 HILLEMAN AVE 2809 WALTON RD 2819 RIDGEWAY AVE 2932 KINCAID AVE 2956 KINCAID AVE 9246 E BRECKENRIDGE AVE 3224 WOODSON RD 3305 EMINENCE BLVD 3545 BOSWELL AVE 3538 GORDON AVE 3542 GORDON AVE 3541 GORDON AVE 3437 CHARLACK AVE 9074 JANET CT 8817 DAVID AVE 3302 HAVENBROOK DR

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Address 3406 HAVENBROOK DR 8709 SUSAN AVE 3420 HAVENBROOK DR 3357 MARSHALL AVE 8743 MAVIS PL 3448 BROWN RD 8659 BELHAVEN DR 8705 MAVIS PL 8673 HAGNER AVE 8532 BETTY LEE AVE 8507 BETTY LEE AVE 3008 WALTON RD 9142 RAMONA AVE 8639 BELCREST LN 8643 BELCREST LN 8614 ARDELIA AVE 3507 CONNOR AVE 3508 CONNOR AVE 3555 E EDGAR AVE 3657 E EDGAR AVE 2632 BRYANT AVE 2811 W TENNYSON AVE 2800 SIMS AVE 9500 HOLTWOOD RD 9505 HOLTWOOD RD 9525 HOLTWOOD RD 9529 HOLTWOOD RD 2633 BURNS AVE 2617 BURNS AVE 9313 MIDLAND BLVD 9425 W MILTON AVE 9433 HOLTWOOD RD 2632 BURNS AVE 3109 PEARL HARBOR DR 2844 WISMER AVE 9645 BALTIMORE AVE 3028 AIRWAY AVE 3205 AIRWAY AVE 3138 JACQUELINE CT 3226 WISMER RD 3202 SUNCREST AVE 3222 SUNCREST AVE 3315 ROYALTON AVE 3319 ROYALTON AVE 3204 ROYALTON AVE 3016 REX AVE 3121 REX AVE 3125 REX AVE 20 ST BENEDICT CT 13 ST BENEDICT CT 3204 REX AVE 3004 WOODSON RD 11202 MIDLAND BLVD 10725 RIDGE AVE 2534 FRANCES AVE 10710 DECKER AVE 10555 HOMESTEAD AVE 2515 ASHBY RD 10520 CINNAMON DR 10524 DECKER AVE 2908 N LINDBERGH BLVD 10712 OAK POINTE DR 10720 OAK POINTE DR 10620 BELLECOTE CT 10621 BELLECOTE CT 10625 BELLECOTE CT 10579 BOYLSTON DR 10616 BELLECOTE CT 10612 BELLECOTE CT 10608 BELLECOTE CT 10604 BELLECOTE CT 10600 BELLECOTE CT 10601 BELLECOTE CT 10605 BELLECOTE CT 10609 BELLECOTE CT 10617 BELLECOTE CT 3103 FARVIEW MANOR CT 3118 FARVIEW MANOR CT 10522 FARVIEW AVE 3107 FARVIEW MANOR CT 3111 FARVIEW MANOR CT 3115 FARVIEW MANOR CT 3119 FARVIEW MANOR CT 3123 FARVIEW MANOR CT 3127 FARVIEW MANOR CT 3131 FARVIEW MANOR CT 3135 FARVIEW MANOR CT 10524 MERT AVE 650 FEE FEE RD 2320 BALL DR 10850 METRO CT 160 EDGEWORTH AVE 283 BIRCHWOOD CROSSING LN 271 BIRCHWOOD CROSSING LN 336 BIRCHWOOD CROSSING LN 11473 PINEVIEW CROSSING DR 11449 PINEVIEW CROSSING DR 11446 PINEVIEW CROSSING DR 1280 MCKELVEY RD 1357 MCKELVEY RD 1443 MCKELVEY RD 1442 GLENPEAK DR 1551 REDCOAT DR 1586 REDCOAT DR 12473 DAWN HILL DR 1335 SCHULTE HILL DR 1302 ROTH HILL DR 1307 ROTH HILL DR 12516 GLENBUSH DR 12526 GLENBUSH DR 1717 SCHULTE HILL DR 12445 BERNIE LN 1726 PARKWAY ACRES CT 12412 LEIGH LN 12416 BERNIE LN 701 FEE FEE RD 127 WELDON PKWY 1850 CALAMAIDE DR 12736 FOXHOUND DR 12471 ROTH HILL DR 1792 ROTH HILL DR 13168 ROYAL PINES DR 2151 RIDING SPUR DR 140 MARINE LN 6217 CRESTON AVE 6232 CRESTON AVE 3543 ARDEN AVE 3545 ARDEN AVE 6253 STEVE MARRE AVE 6035 GRIMSHAW AVE 6052 GRIMSHAW AVE 6049 GRIMSHAW AVE 6103 GRIMSHAW AVE 6043 MARGARETTA AVE 4215 DARDENNE DR 3823 PHILBROOK AVE 6108 VETTER PL 3711 PINE GROVE AVE 3713 SYLVAN PL 3922 OAKWOOD AVE 6107 CHARLOTTE AVE 3936 COUNCIL GROVE AVE 6113 CHARLOTTE AVE 3920 JENNINGS STATION RD 3917 JENNINGS STATION RD 3927 PHILBROOK AVE 4023 CEDARWOOD AVE 6126 BIRCHER ST 4353 DARDENNE DR 6100 OTTO AVE 6100 BIRCHER ST 6106 OTTO AVE 6521 FAIRCHILD AVE 4111 OAKWOOD AVE 3806 SALOME AVE 4200 EDGEWOOD BLVD 4205 EDGEWOOD BLVD 6623 PASADENA BLVD 4226 EDGEWOOD BLVD 3838 AVONDALE AVE 4240 EDGEWOOD BLVD 4108 BEACHWOOD AVE 4114 BEACHWOOD AVE 4211 ROSEWOOD AVE 4218 OAKWOOD AVE 6205 REICHMAN AVE 4237 BEACHWOOD AVE 6213 REICHMAN AVE 4235 OAKWOOD AVE 4242 RAVENWOOD AVE 4302 RAVENWOOD AVE 4211 JENNINGS STATION RD 4113 BEGG BLVD 6621 DONALD ST 6612 BOLES AVE 6621 BARKEN AVE 6712 DONALD ST 6726 DAIBER ST 6728 DAIBER ST 4415 JUNE AVE 4421 JUNE AVE 6853 STRATFORD AVE 4412 RAVENWOOD AVE 4405 RAVENWOOD AVE 4414 JUNE AVE 4426 JUNE AVE 4525 EDGEWOOD BLVD 4504 JUNE AVE 4423 JUNE AVE 4616 JUNE AVE 6800 STRATFORD AVE 6103 HUNTSVILLE AVE 4300 JENNINGS STATION RD 6111 WYMA AVE 6506 STRATFORD AVE 6709 STRATFORD AVE 4511 HAMILTON AVE 4525 HAMILTON AVE 4510 JENNINGS STATION RD 4516 JENNINGS STATION RD 4606 EDGEWOOD BLVD 6350 WOODLAND AVE 4713 IRVING AVE 6514 LILLIAN AVE 6503 LILLIAN AVE 6360 LAURA AVE

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ZipCode 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63121 63114 63114 63114 63121 63121 63121 63121 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63074 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63074 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63074 63043 63146 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63043 63146 63146 63146 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63120 63120 63120 63120 63120 63120 63120 63120 63121 63121 63121 63120 63120 63120 63121 63121 63120 63121 63120 63120 63120 63120 63120 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63120 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63120 63121 63120 63120 63121 63120 63120 63121 63121 63121 63120 63120 63136 63136 63136

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Locator ID 15H220051 15H220251 15H242073 15H330949 15H340106 15H340281 15H340656 15H340702 15H340739 15H340995 15H341073 15H341084 15H341206 15H341325 15H341491 15H440105 15H510330 15H520373 15H520616 15H520661 15H521187 15H521671 15H521743 15H521927 15H530097 15H530415 15H530516 15H530570 15H530938 15H540195 15H540306 15H610056 15H610090 15H611057 15H611167 15H611178 15H611288 15H611541 15H611563 15H620101 15H620561 15H620761 15H620781 15H621089 15H621199 15H621694 15H621771 15H621807 15H630362 15H630432 15H630551 15H630607 15H630634 15H630791 15H631121 15H631143 15H631231 15H631363 15H631505 15H640086 15H640314 15H640350 15H640433 15H640626 15H640800 15H640837 15H640882 15H641001 15H641423 15H641708 15H641836 15J131376 15J140101 15J240144 15J310335 15J330191 15J330531 15J330586 15J330603 15J330784 15J330982 15J331279 15J331390 15J331455 15J340079 15J340486 15J410578 15J420489 15J420610 15J430060 15J440223 15J440289 15J440841 15J441082 15J441103 15J441400 15J441411 15J441422 15J441675 15J610185 15J610251 15J620063 15J630523 15J630589 15K130154 15K130165 15K130303 15K130451 15K130473 15K130752 15K130761 15K220354 15K310037 15K310356 15K320476 15K320553 15K320883 15K320933 15K321356 15K321510 15K330046 15K330101 15K340430 15K340825 15K410544 15K410588 15K420741 15K430621 15K430630 15K430894 15K431192 15K440695 15K440761 15K530455 15K530576 15K530598 15K530721 15K540191 15K540520 15K540823 15K620325 15K620370 15K620402 15K630115 15K630126 15K630137 15K630951 15K640114 15L110771 15L111046 15L130021 15L130818 15L130964 15L131198 15L140433 15L140901 15L140910 15L141001 15L211924 15L340286 15L340615 15L340927 15L340990 15L410400 15L411214 15L411368 15L411380 15L411643 15L420731 15L420762 15L420814 15L421114 15L421268 15L421279 15L431092 15L440090 15L440614 15L440870 15L441123 15L510072 15L510115 15L520103 15L520345 15L520697 15L520712 15L520932 15L531291 15L540402 15L540640 15L540916 15L541641 15L610062 15L610073 15L610578 15L620038 15L620115 15L620753 15L630323 15L630822 15L630923 15L640432 15M230186 15M230607 15M240251 15M311113 15M320364

Address 2149 68TH ST 2154 69TH ST 6991 EDISON AVE 6743 EDISON AVE 3607 RIDGEDALE AVE 3619 RIDGEDALE AVE 3707 SYLVAN PL 3709 SYLVAN PL 3706 SALOME AVE 3706 AVONDALE AVE 3713 MANOLA AVE 3721 SALOME AVE 3717 MANOLA AVE 3729 SALOME AVE 3713 LAWLER DR 3619 ST MARYS LN 3414 LUCAS AND HUNT RD 7017 EDISON AVE 7027 EDISON AVE 3505 COLONIAL AVE 3514 LINCOLN AVE 3422 LUCAS AND HUNT RD 3516 WEST PL 3434 LUCAS AND HUNT RD 7216 ST ANDREWS RD 7231 ST ANDREWS RD 7237 ST ANDREWS RD 7217 NORMANDY PL 7239 NORMANDY PL 7203 ST ANDREWS RD 7210 NORMANDY PL 6924 GREENWAY AVE 3500 EAST PL 3733 MELBA PL 3717 NELSON DR 3722 NELSON DR 3728 NELSON DR 3800 COLONIAL AVE 3800 NELSON DR 3737 SALOME AVE 3802 MANOLA AVE 3803 AVONDALE AVE 6816 FAIRCHILD AVE 3809 LAWLER DR 3803 OAKRIDGE BLVD 3832 LAWLER DR 3813 MELBA PL 3821 OAKRIDGE BLVD 6906 REDER AVE 3827 NELSON DR 6902 IRA AVE 6910 IRA AVE 4101 COLONIAL AVE 6915 IRA AVE 4207 COLONIAL AVE 4207 ONEILL AVE 4218 ONEILL AVE 4217 COLONIAL AVE 4228 ONEILL AVE 3822 MELBA PL 3828 NELSON DR 3825 MELBA PL 3835 OAKRIDGE BLVD 3835 MELBA PL 3847 OAKRIDGE BLVD 3841 MELBA PL 3846 MELBA PL 6914 PASADENA BLVD 4311 OAKRIDGE BLVD 4314 MELBA AVE 4318 MELBA AVE 2219 WHEATON AVE 2317 N HANLEY RD 2224 NORMANDY DR 2224 COLFAX AVE 7500 LEADALE DR 7440 HILLSDALE DR 7533 LEADALE DR 7537 LEADALE DR 7536 HILLSDALE DR 7440 MARILLAC DR 7445 MARILLAC DR 7525 MARILLAC DR 2400 NORMANDY DR 7411 LEADALE DR 7424 MARILLAC DR 2404 NORTH AND SOUTH RD 2639 CARSON RD 2715 OLD HANLEY RD 8105 ST CHARLES ROCK RD 2728 OLD HANLEY RD 2730 OLD HANLEY RD 7814 MERIDIAN AVE 2810 WHEATON AVE 2809 OLD HANLEY RD 2708 WHEATON AVE 2804 LYNDHURST AVE 7815 MERIDIAN AVE 2643 LYNDHURST AVE 78 GREENDALE DR 88 GREENDALE DR 64 GREENDALE DR 2936 DELAVAN DR 2939 ANDOVER DR 9004 MEADOWBROOK LN 9008 MEADOWBROOK LN 9015 MEADOWBROOK LN 9024 WABADAY AVE 9104 WABADAY AVE 9123 WABADAY AVE 9127 WABADAY AVE 8484 CHAPIN INDUSTRIAL DR 2103 WOLTER AVE 8464 CHAPIN INDUSTRIAL DR 8327 JEFFERSON AVE 8315 JEFFERSON AVE 8325 FLORA AVE 8321 FLORA AVE 8315 EADS AVE 8230 FLORA AVE 2115 WOLTER AVE 2219 WOLTER AVE 2206 WOLTER AVE 2309 NORTH AND SOUTH RD 9116 PALMER AVE 2347 GOODALE AVE 8927 LACKLAND RD 2503 GOODALE AVE 9030 MIDLAND BLVD 9103 MIDLAND BLVD 9117 MIDLAND BLVD 2420 GOTHLAND AVE 2424 GOTHLAND AVE 2455 ASHLAND AVE 2459 NORTHLAND AVE 2448 HARTLAND AVE 2472 ASHLAND AVE 2444 OAKLAND AVE 2480 OAKLAND AVE 8615 GRACELAND AVE 8227 ALBIN AVE 8243 ALBIN AVE 8253 ALBIN AVE 2428 BRISTOW AVE 2425 BRISTOW AVE 2428 BRISTOW AVE 8465 LACKLAND RD 8400 ST CHARLES ROCK RD 1745 OCONNELL AVE 10188 PAGE AVE 1826 OCONNELL AVE 1929 OCONNELL AVE 10110 LACKLAND RD 10115 LACKLAND RD 1900 CLARE CT 1936 STEDMAN CT 1924 CLARE CT 1935 STEDMAN CT 9621 CEDAR GLEN DR 9214 MEADOWBROOK LN 9212 WABADAY AVE 2218 GAEBLER AVE 9204 SENECA LN 10249 DRIVER AVE 10265 CHAUCER AVE 10215 CHAUCER AVE 10245 CHAUCER AVE 10160 CHAUCER AVE 9920 BROADMOOR DR 9930 BROADMOOR DR 10155 CHAUCER AVE 10110 CHAUCER AVE 9915 BROADMOOR DR 2300 CHAUCER AVE 10270 CANTER WAY 2355 CHAUCER AVE 2433 CANTER WAY 10008 PEBBLE BEACH DR 2365 CHAUCER DR 2221 HUNTINGTON AVE 2232 HUNTINGTON AVE 2229 WALLIS AVE 2301 SPENCER AVE 2317 HOOD AVE 2320 DAWES PL 2338 WALLIS AVE 9741 LACKLAND RD 2403 SPENCER AVE 2414 WALLIS AVE 2425 HOOD AVE 2428 WALLIS AVE 9426 TRESCOTT AVE 9430 TRESCOTT AVE 2322 WENGLER AVE 2260 WOODSON RD 9405 TRESCOTT AVE 2330 WOODSON RD 9434 MARLOWE AVE 9516 EVERMAN AVE 9503 EVERMAN AVE 9414 MARLOWE AVE 10829 OAK AVE 2126 RUCKERT AVE 10737 OAK AVE 10460 PAGE AVE 1705 UCEYLE AVE

ZipCode 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63114 63114 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63121 63121 63121 63121 63121 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63132 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63114 63132 63114

Locator ID 15M320412 15M320504 15M320551 15M320683 15M321013 15M330462 15M330761 15M331331 15M340010 15M340131 15M340373 15M340542 15M430320 15M440101 15M440606 15M440615 15M440682 15M440826 15M440853 15M510367 15M520070 15M610182 15M610412 15M611271 15M630805 15M630982 15M631060 15M631510 15M640354 15N110131 15N141131 15N211531 15N211623 15N211733 15N220551 15N230251 15N230305 15N230383 15N230781 15N310023 15N310111 15N310188 15N310254 15N420331 15N440221 15N640177 15O210494 15O210616 15O210692 15O330174 15O440097 15O440231 15O440240 15O620167 15P130234 15P210516 15P210745 15P230619 15P231063 15P240519 15P240803 15P330315 15P330939 15P330993 15P340729 15P340765 15P341151 15P530845 15P630594 16G410265 16G410364 16G410531 16H110131 16H110162 16H110728 16H110737 16H220443 16H220609 16H221240 16H240133 16H240436 16H241095 16H310809 16H311154 16H311242 16H311918 16H312144 16H312311 16H330461 16H330562 16H330645 16H330856 16H331644 16H331745 16H340062 16H340224 16H341306 16H420054 16H520121 16H520231 16H520297 16H520396 16H520404 16H520561 16H520606 16H520633 16H520716 16H520909 16H521353 16H521364 16H521412 16H521421 16H521430 16H521496 16H521562 16H521694 16H521834 16H522035 16H522046 16H522277 16H522288 16H522301 16H522310 16H522332 16H522365 16H522376 16H522387 16H522398 16H540011 16H540075 16H540130 16H540141 16H540152 16H540284 16H540323 16H540424 16H540471 16H540516 16H540837 16H540947 16H540992 16H541098 16H541186 16H541212 16H541322 16H541384 16H541414 16H541423 16H541625 16H541661 16H541881 16H542154 16H542352 16H542385 16H610046 16H610068 16H610145 16H610211 16H610411 16H611047 16H611146 16H611832 16H611906 16H611924 16H611942 16H611951 16H611960 16H611982 16H611993 16H612004 16H620463 16H620551 16H620760 16H620771 16H620793 16H620908 16H620926 16H620962 16H621013 16H621244 16H621354 16H621402 16H621842 16H621943 16H621970 16H630143 16H630363 16H630808 16H630918 16H630936 16H630990 16H631364 16H631375 16H640186 16H640362 16H640395 16H640483 16H640946 16H641198 16H641202 16H641541 16J110291 16J110914 16J111083 16J111258 16J111368

ST. LOUIS AMERICAN

Address 1721 UCEYLE AVE 1717 KORANDO AVE 1729 UCEYLE AVE 1801 UCEYLE AVE 1716 UCEYLE AVE 10515 OAK AVE 10525 MADDOX PL 10413 OAK AVE 1813 UCEYLE AVE 1819 KORANDO AVE 1830 KORANDO AVE 10295 OAK AVE 11122 DORSETT RD 2332 HALF MOON DR 2339 KRATKY RD 2339 KRATKY RD 2303 KRATKY RD 2311 KRATKY RD 2307 KRATKY RD 10906 N WARSON RD 2146 N WARSON RD 10606 LOCHNESS PL 2208 DRIVER AVE 10501 DRIVER AVE 10511 ROSETON CT 2400 SILKWOOD DR 2416 SILKWOOD DR 10573 SILKWOOD CT 10435 CANTER WAY 11814 FEATHERWOOD DR 1848 MISTY MOSS DR 1752 PINEBERRY CT 11518 CEDAR WALK DR 1724 PINEBERRY CT 11 MONTAUK DR 1830 MOONSTONE DR 1810 MOONSTONE DR 11516 NORTHBROOK WAY 1840 TAWNY ASH DR 61 GRAELER DR 1559 MEADOWSIDE DR 1598 RISHON HILL DR 1600 MEADOWSIDE DR 2135 SCHUETZ RD 2203 SCHUETZ RD 1 MILLPARK CT 1629 RATHFORD CT 1629 ROSS AVE 1657 RATHFORD DR 1820 CRAIG RD 2251 ATRIUM DR 12412 BENNINGTON PL 12340 BENNINGTON PL 2169 WEST PORT PLAZA DR 1902 PICKFAIR DR 2037 KING ARTHUR CT 13007 MIDFIELD TER 1963 KINGS ROW MNR 1949 WALNUTWAY DR 12892 GRINNELL TER 1979 TOWER BRIDGE TER 12783 HIGHSTONE DR 1830 STRATHEARN CT 12808 SANDFIELD DR 1927 BENNINGTON COMMON DR 1957 BENNINGTON COMMON DR 12719 BENNINGTON COMMON LN 13315 AMIOT DR 12833 POLO PARC DR 6207 BAILEY PL 2209 KIENLEN AVE 24 BLAKEMORE PL 1342 WOODRUFF AVE 1355 KINGSLAND AVE 6734 ROBBINS AVE 6732 ROBBINS AVE 6402 WELLS AVE 6414 WELLS AVE 6471 WELLS AVE 1515 OGDEN AVE 1544 OGDEN AVE 6463 WELLSMAR AVE 1523 WELLSTON PL 6341 EVANSTON AVE 1534 VALLE AVE 1517 IRVING AVE 6337 EVANSTON AVE 6325 EVANSTON AVE 1563 VALLE AVE 6323 WELLSMAR AVE 6350 WELLSMAR AVE 1577 VALLE AVE 6411 MYRTLE AVE 6457 WELLSMAR AVE 1813 JAMES A HARVEY LN 6313 WELLSMAR AVE 1824 KIENLEN AVE 1515 LULU AVE 6414 MOUNT AVE 6424 MOUNT AVE 1632 LUCAS AND HUNT RD 1604 GLENECHORT DR 6419 MOUNT AVE 1705 GLENECHORT DR 6516 MOUNT AVE 6518 MOUNT AVE 6503 MOUNT AVE 6534 MOUNT AVE 6571 MOUNT AVE 6534 LESCHEN AVE 6562 LESCHEN AVE 6500 JESSE JACKSON AVE 6517 LESCHEN AVE 6508 JESSE JACKSON AVE 6531 LESCHEN AVE 6567 LESCHEN AVE 6532 JESSE JACKSON AVE 6533 JESSE JACKSON AVE 1904 LUCAS AND HUNT RD 6520 MOUNT AVE 6416 MOUNT AVE 6535 LESCHEN AVE 6523 JESSE JACKSON AVE 6516 JESSE JACKSON AVE 6521 MOUNT AVE 6520 LESCHEN AVE 6524 LESCHEN AVE 6526 LESCHEN AVE 6535 JESSE JACKSON AVE 6578 ST LOUIS AVE 6582 ST LOUIS AVE 6612 JESSE JACKSON AVE 6584 ST LOUIS AVE 6610 ST LOUIS AVE 6615 JESSE JACKSON AVE 6706 ST LOUIS AVE 6607 ST LOUIS AVE 2006 LUCAS AND HUNT RD 2123 ROSEBUD AVE 2127 ROSEBUD AVE 2118 68TH ST 2114 69TH ST 2135 ROSEBUD AVE 2118 69TH ST 2115 69TH ST 2122 69TH ST 2138 67TH ST 2133 67TH ST 2139 67TH ST 2146 67TH ST 2147 67TH ST 2147 68TH ST 2145 67TH ST 6600 ST LOUIS AVE 6410 MOUNT AVE 6412 MOUNT AVE 6413 MOUNT AVE 6408 LESCHEN AVE 6421 LESCHEN AVE 2120 OVERLEA AVE 2121 OVERLEA AVE 6418 LESCHEN AVE 6431 JESSE JACKSON AVE 6419 JESSE JACKSON AVE 6414 JESSE JACKSON AVE 6410 JESSE JACKSON AVE 6406 LESCHEN AVE 6407 ST LOUIS AVE 6426 ST LOUIS AVE 6424 ST LOUIS AVE 2140 DARVER LN 2114 OAKDALE AVE 2134 EDMUND AVE 2141 CRESCENT AVE 6216 BAILEY PL 6222 BAILEY PL 2131 EDMUND AVE 2132 OAKDALE AVE 6209 BAILEY PL 6221 BAILEY PL 2167 CRESCENT AVE 2149 EDMUND AVE 2154 CRESCENT AVE 2148 OAKDALE AVE 2114 EDMUND AVE 2120 ERICK AVE 2144 CHERRY AVE 2147 ERICK AVE 2151 ERICK AVE 2155 ERICK AVE 2159 ERICK AVE 2109 ERICK AVE 2117 ERICK AVE 6230 GREER AVE 2155 OAKDALE AVE 6225 GREER AVE 2161 OAKDALE AVE 6233 LORRAINE AVE 2241 EDMUND AVE 2233 OAKDALE AVE 6456 MYRON AVE 7422 CANTON AVE 7425 LYNN AVE 7508 WAYNE AVE 7541 WAYNE AVE 7514 LYNN AVE

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Address ZipCode 7514 TRENTON AVE 63130 7504 TRENTON AVE 63130 7500 LIBERTY AVE 63130 7547 LIBERTY AVE 63130 7445 LIBERTY AVE 63130 7551 LIBERTY AVE 63130 1546 N HANLEY RD 63130 7346 TRENTON AVE 63130 1556 MOORE PL 63130 7365 TRENTON AVE 63130 7393 TRENTON AVE 63130 1560 N HANLEY RD 63130 1611 N HANLEY RD 63130 1626 QUENDO AVE 63130 7115 PAGE AVE 63133 1311 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 63133 7217 RUDDY LN 63133 8120 PAGE AVE 63130 8134 WASHINGTON ST 63114 8149 MADISON AVE 63114 8201 MONROE AVE 63114 1905 N HANLEY RD 63114 7901 ALERT DR 63133 7805 UTICA DR 63133 8510 ORCHARD AVE 63132 8356 ARCHER AVE 63132 8340 BRADDOCK DR 63132 8306 BRADDOCK DR 63132 1401 MENDELL DR 63130 8023 CANTON AVE 63130 8024 BRADDOCK AVE 63130 8016 MILAN AVE 63130 1536 MENDELL DR 63130 1340 EASTOVER AVE 63130 1342 WESTOVER AVE 63130 1347 FAIRVIEW AVE 63130 7830 BIRCHMONT DR 63130 7646 HAWTHORNE PL 63130 7828 MILAN AVE 63130 7704 TRENTON AVE 63130 7705 TRENTON AVE 63130 1601 WALTON RD 63114 8514 PAGE AVE 63114 1945 WALTON RD 63114 8424 KOREA DR 63130 7623 FAIRHAM AVE 63130 7635 FAIRHAM AVE 63130 8331 WASHINGTON ST 63114 8316 MONROE AVE 63114 8383 MONROE AVE 63114 8314 JACKSON AVE 63114 8341 JACKSON AVE 63114 8347 JACKSON AVE 63114 8208 GARFIELD AVE 63114 8316 GARFIELD AVE 63114 8344 GARFIELD AVE 63114 8231 GARFIELD AVE 63114 8226 BUCHANAN AVE 63114 8238 BUCHANAN AVE 63114 8310 BUCHANAN AVE 63114 9 FRIESE DR 63132 9528 LAGUNA DR 63132 1194 CIMARRON DR 63132 1216 CIMARRON DR 63132 1244 MESA DR 63132 9518 MESA DR 63132 9567 LA JOLLA DR 63132 9322 DIELMAN INDUSTRIAL DR 63132 1215 DIELMAN INDUSTRIAL CT 63132 8907 HILLTOP MANOR DR 63132 8806 COCHISE DR 63132 8804 COMANCHE CT 63132 8900 IROQUOIS DR 63132 8927 IROQUOIS DR 63132 8901 IROQUOIS DR 63132 1227 ARROWHEAD DR 63132 1456 WERREMEYER PL 63132 9617 CHICAGO HEIGHTS BLVD 63132 1461 ZIMMERMAN PL 63132 9402 LIBERTY AVE 63132 9437 PAGE AVE 63132 1923 BURNS AVE 63114 1753 WOODSON RD 63114 10417 WILLOWDALE DR 63146 10455 WILLOWDALE DR 63146 10427 BRIARBEND DR 63146 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CT 63146 11238 SCHUETZ RD 63146 11253 SHERWOOD OAK CT 63146 34 GANDY DR 63146 1447 MEADOWSIDE DR 63146 1434 MEADOWSIDE DR 63146 1459 PINE ROW CT 63146 11264 PINESIDE DR 63146 11269 PINESIDE DR 63146 11247 PINESIDE DR 63146 1114 ORCHARD LAKES DR 63146 12409 BETSY ROSS LN 63146 1249 DANVERS DR 63146 12205 BELWYN DR 63146 1315 LAND O LAKES DR 63146 12133 LAKE COMO DR 63146 1364 CRAIG RD 63146 1462 CRAIG RD 63146 1418 ROSS AVE 63146 12486 LARKWOOD DR 63146 1501 FONTANA DR 63146 1504 PAPILLON DR 63146 1422 JAYWOOD DR 63146 12148 SWAN LAKE DR 63146 1453 ORCHARD LAKES DR 63146 1558 RATHFORD DR 63146 1585 WESTPORT DR 63146 12149 TRAILWAYS DR 63146 12127 TRAILWAYS DR 63146 12154 WESTWARD DR 63146 11923 SHALLOWBROOK DR 63146 13105 BELLERIVE FARM DR 63141 870 BELLERIVE MANOR DR 63141 13217 CANTINA DR 63141 1202 CREVE COEUR CROSSING LN 63017 1210 CREVE COEUR CROSSING LN 63017 13022 FERNCREST CT 63141 924 FERNVIEW DR 63141 12970 FERNTOP LN 63141 1014 FERNWAY LN 63141 13215 DAMASK CT 63146 1218 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Address ZipCode 816 S HANLEY RD 63105 9 BLACK CREEK LN 63124 63124 831 WENNEKER DR 401 TANGLEWOOD DR 63124 638 FRANCIS PL 63105 645 LANGTON DR 63105 630 FRANCIS PL 63105 63105 8049 DAVIS DR 550 S BRENTWOOD BLVD 63105 8056 DAVIS DR 63105 605 S CENTRAL AVE 63105 8006 ORLANDO DR 63105 438 S HANLEY RD 63105 63105 7710 WALINCA TER 200 S BRENTWOOD BLVD 63105 200 S BRENTWOOD BLVD 63105 200 S BRENTWOOD BLVD 63105 200 S BRENTWOOD BLVD 63105 63105 200 S BRENTWOOD BLVD 200 S BRENTWOOD BLVD 63105 200 S BRENTWOOD BLVD 63105 250 S BRENTWOOD BLVD 63105 250 S BRENTWOOD BLVD 63105 225 S MERAMEC AVE 63105 63105 235 S MERAMEC AVE 130 S BEMISTON AVE 63105 318 S HANLEY RD 63105 710 S PRICE RD 63124 10355 CONWAY RD 63131 63131 10328 CONWAY RD 10340 CONWAY RD 63131 10044 BRIARWOOD DR 63124 3 FOXBORO RD 63124 40 MIDPARK LN 63124 46 MAGNOLIA DR 63124 8 WAVERTON DR 63124 20 MAGNOLIA DR 63124 12 MAGNOLIA DR 63124 15 DWYER PL 63124 10313 CABLE AVE 63131 63131 10424 ANZEIGER AVE 10454 SAVANNAH AVE 63131 10329 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CLAYTONIA TER 63117 7519 WISE AVE 63117 63117 7545 HOOVER AVE 1020 COMMODORE DR 63117 1334 SUNSET AVE 63117 1212 SUNSET AVE 63117 1121 YALE AVE 63117 1120 YALE AVE 63117 63117 7414 HOOVER AVE 63117 7415 HOOVER AVE 63117 1018 YALE AVE 63117 6425 CLAYTON RD 63117 6427 CLAYTON RD 63117 6340 CLAYTON RD 63117 6340 CLAYTON RD 63117 6340 CLAYTON RD 63117 6350 CLAYTON RD 63117 6350 CLAYTON RD 63117 6451 CLAYTON RD 63117 6451 CLAYTON RD 63144 77 WHITEHALL CT 63144 9137 MORITZ AVE 8929 LAWN AVE 63144 9111 LAWN AVE 63144 63144 9125 LAWN AVE 8985 S SWAN CIR 63144 8959 S SWAN CIR 63144 9080 W SWAN CIR 63144 9082 W SWAN CIR 63144 1533 SWALLOW DR 63144 63144 1545 SWALLOW DR 1552 SWALLOW DR 63144 1548 SWALLOW DR 63144 1544 SWALLOW DR 63144 1528 SWALLOW DR 63144 63144 9168 N SWAN CIR 1733 REDBIRD CV 63144 1744 REDBIRD CV 63144 1746 REDBIRD CV 63144 1748 REDBIRD CV 63144 9026 W SWAN CIR 63144 1707 CANARY CV 63144 1714 CANARY CV 63144 1718 CANARY CV 63144 1740 CANARY CV 63144 9039 W SWAN CIR 63144 63144 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Address ZipCode 1735 CANARY CV 63144 1734 REDBIRD CV 63144 63144 1716 REDBIRD CV 1703 REDBIRD CV 63144 1707 REDBIRD CV 63144 1715 REDBIRD CV 63144 1719 REDBIRD CV 63144 1723 REDBIRD CV 63144 9158 N SWAN CIR 63144 8971 S SWAN CIR 63144 8965 S SWAN CIR 63144 9153 WRENWOOD LN 63144 9001 WRENWOOD LN 63144 63144 9007 WRENWOOD LN 9009 WRENWOOD LN 63144 9017 WRENWOOD LN 63144 9051 WRENWOOD LN 63144 9053 WRENWOOD LN 63144 63144 9063 WRENWOOD LN 9071 WRENWOOD LN 63144 1614 ORIOLE LN 63144 63144 1602 ORIOLE LN 63144 9004 CARDINAL TER 9012 N SWAN CIR 63144 63144 9010 N SWAN CIR 1513 ORIOLE LN 63144 1611 ORIOLE LN 63144 1607 ORIOLE LN 63144 9079 WRENWOOD LN 63144 63144 1624 REDBIRD CV 1622 REDBIRD CV 63144 1620 REDBIRD CV 63144 1615 REDBIRD CV 63144 9131 WRENWOOD LN 63144 63144 9138 N SWAN CIR 63144 9124 N SWAN CIR 63144 9030 N SWAN CIR 8911 S SWAN CIR 63144 63144 8909 S SWAN CIR 63144 8907 S SWAN CIR 63144 2025 S BRENTWOOD BLVD 63144 8918 LAWN AVE 8748 PINE AVE 63144 63144 726 HANLEY INDUSTRIAL CT 63144 8904 CARDINAL TER 63144 8916 CARDINAL TER 63144 8909 WRENWOOD LN 63144 8913 WRENWOOD LN 8917 WRENWOOD LN 63144 63144 8925 WRENWOOD LN 8939 WRENWOOD LN 63144 63144 8947 WRENWOOD LN 63144 1628 THRUSH TER 63144 1622 THRUSH TER 63144 1614 THRUSH TER 1604 THRUSH TER 63144 63144 8924 CARDINAL TER 63144 1526 THRUSH TER 63144 8925 CARDINAL TER 1504 THRUSH TER 63144 63144 1601 THRUSH TER 63144 1621 THRUSH TER 63144 1613 THRUSH TER 8951 WRENWOOD LN 63144 63144 1521 THRUSH TER 1456 BLUEBIRD TER 63144 63144 1618 E SWAN CIR 1684 E SWAN CIR 63144 63144 8813 WRENWOOD LN 63144 8809 WRENWOOD LN 63144 1710 S BRENTWOOD BLVD 63144 1241 STRASSNER DR 63144 1270 STRASSNER DR 63144 53 CHAFFORD WOODS ST 63144 9190 WRENWOOD LN 63144 1513 SWALLOW DR 63144 1521 SWALLOW DR 63144 1524 SWALLOW DR 63144 9177 WRENWOOD LN 63144 9193 WRENWOOD LN 63144 9162 EAGER RD 63144 9158 EAGER RD 63144 9151 ROBIN CT 63144 9159 ROBIN CT 63144 9178 ROBIN CT 63144 1419 PEACOCK LN 63144 9159 WRENWOOD LN 63144 1402 PEACOCK LN 63144 9125 N SWAN CIR 63144 9147 ROBIN CT 63144 9145 ROBIN CT 63144 9011 N SWAN CIR 63117 71 BERKSHIRE DR 63144 8830 EAGER RD 63144 8848 EAGER RD 63144 8858 FLAMINGO CT 63144 8856 FLAMINGO CT 1437 BLUEBIRD TER 63144 1434 THRUSH PL 63144 63144 8810 EAGER RD 63144 1435 BOBOLINK PL 1455 BOBOLINK PL 63144 1461 BOBOLINK PL 63144 8921 N SWAN CIR 63144 1429 THRUSH PL 63144 8910 EAGER RD 63144 63144 8914 EAGER RD 1213 E LINDEN AVE 63117 59 BERKSHIRE DR 63117 45 HANLEY DOWNS ST 63117 1 HANLEY DOWNS ST 63117 63117 1221 BUCK AVE 1165 HAMPTON PARK DR 63117 21 DEERFIELD RD 63124 26 DEER CREEK WOODS DR 63124 4 DEER CREEK WOODS DR 63124 2 DEER CREEK WOODS DR 63124 63117 9064 SARANAC DR 4 SOMERSET DOWNS DR 63124 10435 CLAYTON RD 63131 12 WARRIDGE DR 63124 48 WAVERTON DR 63124 63131 2208 PUTTER LN 2233 CROYDON WALK 63131 10 W GEYER LN 63131 14 CHIPPER RD 63131 2700 COVINGTON PLACE EST 63131 133 FRONTENAC FOREST ST 63131 1028 CLAYMARK DR 63131 2256 N BALLAS RD 63131 2427 N BALLAS RD 63131 12302 CRYSTAL VIEW LN 63131 2539 OAK SPRINGS LN 63131 63131 6 WILLIAMSBURG ESTATES DR 1114 S MASON RD 63131 3 WOODS HILL DR 63017 1124 WEIDMAN RD 63017 1136 WEIDMAN RD 63017 930 OLD WOODS MILL RD 63017 20 LAKE MILL LN 63017 13770 CLAYTON RD 63017 2336 MANOR LAKE CT 63017 2357 BROADMONT CT 63017 14908 GREENBERRY HILL CT 63017 63017 2220 CLAYVILLE CT 14450 BANTRY LN 63017 14410 GREENCASTLE DR 63017 14418 GREENCASTLE DR 63017 14 GEORGETOWN RD 63017 63017 14546 TRAMORE DR 14541 TRAMORE DR 63017 14471 BANTRY LN 63017 14471 BANTRY LN 63017 14471 BANTRY LN 63017 14443 BANTRY LN 63017 2060 VILLAGE GREEN PKWY 63017 15567 MEADOWBROOK CIRCLE LN 63017 2053 PARASOL DR 63017 15222 STROLLWAYS DR 63017 2133 SILVERWOOD LN 63017 63017 15414 COUNTRY RIDGE DR 15375 TIMBER HILL LN 63017 1927 SUMTER RIDGE CT 63017 15701 LAMAR RIDGE CT 63017 15316 GOLDEN RAIN DR 63017 2038 BAYCROWN CT 63017 63017 15247 GOLDEN RAIN DR 63017 15051 ISLEVIEW CT 63017 14995 COUNTRY RIDGE DR 63017 15839 BARONS WAY DR 63017 15808 COUNTRY RIDGE DR 2655 JOYCERIDGE DR 63017 2172 WIDE OAK CT 63017 16058 HUNTERS WAY DR 63017 2124 BOW TREE CT 63005 2137 PARK FOREST DR 63017 2121 PARK FOREST DR 63017 63017 15940 OLD CLARKSON RD 720 OAKSDALE SUMMIT CT 63011 2121 QUAETHEM DR 63005 1131 HOOT OWL RD 63005 2232 KEHRS RIDGE DR 63005 63005 2025 KEHRS MILL RD 16642 HIGHLAND SUMMIT DR 63011 918 HIGHWAY 109 ST 63005 437 HIGHWAY 109 ST 63005 735 HIGHWAY 109 ST 63005 17845 ORRVILLE RD 63005 63143 7561 FLORA AVE 2846 LACLEDE STATION RD 63143 2830 LACLEDE STATION RD 63143 2834 BURGESS AVE 63143 7626 COMFORT AVE 63143 63143 7558 WOODLAND AVE 2820 OAKLAND AVE 63143 7441 ELM AVE 63143 7445 ELM AVE 63143 7536 FLORA AVE 63143 3001 S BIG BEND BLVD 63143 7328 VINE AVE 63143 7472 HAZEL AVE 63143 2643 SUTTON BLVD 63143 7242 MOLLER AVE 63143 7221 ANNA AVE 63143 63143 7260 MANCHESTER RD 7746 RANNELLS AVE 63143

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Address ZipCode 7757 RANNELLS AVE 63143 7659 FOLK AVE 63143 63143 7749 FOLK AVE 7785 ALICIA CT 63143 7438 LOHMEYER AVE 63143 2553 GERHARD AVE 63143 2551 GERHARD AVE 63143 63143 7566 RANNELLS AVE 7434 GAYOLA PL 63143 7414 LYNDOVER PL 63143 7515 WEAVER AVE 63143 7621 ALICIA AVE 63143 7611 ALICIA AVE 63143 63143 7638 WILLIAMS AVE 7447 RICHMOND PL 63143 7322 RICHMOND PL 63143 2149 GRAY AVE 63117 7410 RUPERT AVE 63117 2629 HOPE AVE 63143 7262 LYNDOVER PL 63143 2516 BELLEVUE AVE 63143 7230 ZEPHYR PL 63143 2500 BELLEVUE AVE 63143 2409 BELLEVUE AVE 63143 63143 2315 BELLEVUE AVE 2311 BELLEVUE AVE 63143 7215 LANHAM AVE 63143 2607 BELLEVUE AVE 63143 2305 BELLEVUE AVE 63143 63143 2301 BELLEVUE AVE 2110 ALAMEDA AVE 63143 2027 BELLEVUE AVE 63143 7112 HIGH ST 63143 8917 RUSSELL AVE 63144 2841 MANDERLY DR 63144 63144 2714 BREMERTON RD 2651 CREVE COEUR DR 63144 8906 POWELL AVE 63144 2846 BRAZEAU AVE 63144 8769 MAGDALEN AVE 63144 63144 2814 S BRENTWOOD BLVD 1 VAN MARK WAY 63144 2647 LOUIS AVE 63144 2613 LOUIS AVE 63144 8143 MANCHESTER RD 63144 8118 FAWN AVE 63144 63144 2604 MELVIN AVE 8134 FLORENCE AVE 63144 8138 FLORENCE AVE 63144 2644 MELVIN AVE 63144 8071 MANCHESTER RD 63144 63144 2601 ROCKFORD AVE 2441 REMINGTON LN 63144 9110 MADGE AVE 63144 2551 HIGH SCHOOL DR 63144 2444 BREMERTON RD 63144 2413 REMINGTON LN 63144 9220 LITZSINGER RD 63144 9012 HARRISON AVE 63144 2327 HILTON AVE 63144 2334 ST CLAIR AVE 63144 8934 WHITE AVE 63144 63144 9016 BRIDGEPORT AVE 9019 BRIDGEPORT AVE 63144 9003 BRIDGEPORT AVE 63144 8733 FLORENCE AVE 63144 2500 S BRENTWOOD BLVD 63144 8618 HENRIETTA AVE 63144 8661 LITZSINGER RD 63144 2325 ANNALEE AVE 63144 8813 WHITE AVE 63144 8838 BRIDGEPORT AVE 63144 8642 EULALIE AVE 63144 63144 8634 ROSALIE AVE 2603 SALEM RD 63144 2500 HELEN AVE 63144 2462 SALEM RD 63144 5 MARBLEHEAD DR 63144 63144 2416 MARI KAY CT 2 BARNSTABLE CT 63144 8143 FLORENCE AVE 63144 2509 MELVIN AVE 63144 2440 LOUIS AVE 63144 8304 ROSALIE AVE 63144 63144 8548 EULALIE AVE 8518 ROSALIE AVE 63144 8535 WHITE AVE 63144 9811 COTTONWOOD LN 63119 1625 SALEM HILLS DR 63119 63119 1120 DES PERES AVE 1123 TWINBROOK DR 63119 1040 ODAY AVE 63119 9835 HUDSON AVE 63119 9737 MANCHESTER RD 63119 1210 GILBERT AVE 63119 63119 1317 WARSON PL 1200 MCKINLEY AVE 63119 2931 GREENTOP CT 63119 1036 N ROCK HILL RD 63119 1040 N ROCK HILL RD 63119 63119 1235 CHARLANE CT 1058 N ROCK HILL RD 63119 1043 RARITAN DR 63119 1091 RARITAN DR 63119 1011 RARITAN DR 63119 1116 N ROCK HILL RD 63119 63119 1123 RARITAN DR 9301 MANCHESTER RD 63119 9301 MANCHESTER RD 63119 9750 OLD WARSON RD 63124 2638 MCKNIGHT CROSSING CT 63124 63124 2772 MCKNIGHT CROSSING CT 2776 MCKNIGHT CROSSING CT 63124 2716 MCKNIGHT CROSSING CT 63124 2666 MCKNIGHT CROSSING CT 63124 2718 MCKNIGHT CROSSING CT 63124 2348 S MCKNIGHT RD 63124 63144 9422 TILLES DR 9385 PARKSIDE DR 63144 25 BRIDLE RIDGE LN 63131 2730 S LINDBERGH BLVD 63131 2700 S LINDBERGH BLVD 63131 63122 750 HAVENWOOD CIRCLE DR 857 ROLFE DR 63122 53 TRENT DR 63124 11 BRIARBROOK TRL 63131 11708 CLAYCHESTER DR 63131 2045 OAK DR 63131 2159 EAST DR 63131 2156 LAKEVIEW DR 63131 2141 EAST DR 63131 2042 FIRETHORN DR 63131 2134 EAST DR 63131 63131 514 FOX RIDGE RD 12842 TOPPING MANOR DR 63131 12843 TOPPING MANOR DR 63131 1451 TOPPING RD 63131 13606 PEACOCKFARM RD 63131 1837 NETTLECREEK DR 63131 13518 FEATHERSTONE DR 63131 4 OLD COLONY LN 63131 1390 S MASON RD 63131 13356 FEATHERSTONE DR 63131 1578 MASON KNOLL RD 63131 63011 8 HELMSDALE CT 919 DUTCH MILL DR 63011 817 HOLLYRIDGE DR 63011 1 ZUIDER ZEE CT 63011 1111 FOXWORTH CT 63011 63011 1312 RUSTICVIEW DR 1326 DUTCH MILL DR 63011 1383 JUSTERINI DR 63011 820 JUSTERINI DR 63011 859 GARDENWAY DR 63011 851 GARDENWAY DR 63011 884 WOODS MILL RD 63011 1312 HAUTE LOIRE DR 63011 374 CHAMPION WAY DR 63011 434 BREEZEWOOD DR 63011 497 HILLBROOK DR 63011 63011 502 GLENMEADOW DR 503 GLENMEADOW DR 63011 2437 BAXTON WAY 63017 474 WILDWOOD PKWY 63011 15069 GREEN CIRCLE DR 63017 15049 CLAYMOOR CT 63017 63017 2326 CLAYMOOR DR 15009 CLAYMOOR CT 63017 15009 CLAYMOOR CT 63017 15026 BAXTER VILLAGE DR 63017 15024 BAXTER VILLAGE DR 63017 15023 BAXTER VILLAGE DR 63017 15022 CLAYMOOR CT 63017 15038 CLAYMOOR CT 63017 102 CALICO LN 63011 434 BROOKTREE DR 63011 500 IRON LANTERN DR 63011 63011 14668 CLAYTON RD 506 IRON LANTERN DR 63011 712 CLAYTON CORNERS DR 63011 15548 CLAYTON RD 63011 15336 CLAYTON RD 63011 36 MEADOWBROOK CTRY CLB EST 63011 912 CLAYTONBROOK DR 63011 805 WESTWOOD DR 63011 15248 CLAYTON RD 63011 15234 CLAYTON RD 63011 627 KENILWORTH LN 63011 63011 425 BRIARWYCK DR 272 PENNINGTON LN 63005 131 HIGHGROVE LN 63005 404 NOTTINGHAM DR 63011 15575 CLAYTON RD 63011 63011 4 MORENA CT 63011 964 CLAYTONBROOK DR 15993 WETHERBURN RD 63017 63017 15993 DOWNALL GREEN DR 15726 HILL HOUSE RD 63017 15740 TAMBOUR CT 63017 15743 PLYMTON LN 63017 2288 HILL HOUSE RD 63017 63011 579 MCBRIDE POINTE DR 546 MCBRIDE POINTE DR 63011 619 MARTIN POINTE CT 63011 63011 1835 SULLIVAN POINTE DR 63005 16379 WYNNCREST FALLS WAY

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ST. LOUIS AMERICAN

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