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Month: February 2019

Nasheed says state experience readies her for presidency
News Politics The SouthSider
Nasheed says state experience readies her for presidency
Jim Merkel2 years ago0

TOWER GROVE SOUTH—Though she has never served on the St. Louis Board of Alderman, after dealing with a state Senate made up overwhelmingly of Republicans, State Sen. Jamilah Nasheed says…

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SLPS fully accredited for 4th year in a row
Education The NorthSider The SouthSider
SLPS fully accredited for 4th year in a row
Rob Levy2 years ago0

At a time when St. Louis Public School district faces a myriad of challenges, including child hunger, academic failure, lack of school supplies, high teacher turnover and student dropouts, a…

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Study finds ‘period poverty’ affecting low-income women
Health News The NorthSider The SouthSider
Study finds ‘period poverty’ affecting low-income women
Samantha Auch2 years ago0

People of low-income backgrounds experience hardship when it comes to food, shelter, and other basic necessities. But there’s one area that plagues specifically low-income women that might not be obvious…

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For Matthews, the campaign never stops
News Politics The SouthSider
For Matthews, the campaign never stops
Jim Merkel2 years ago0

It’s election time, and that means Jimmie Matthews is out again fighting for votes and erecting campaign signs in every corner of the city. This time, the pastor, preacher, politician…

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Opinion The Jaco Report The NorthSider Video
The Jaco Report, Ep. 8: Abandoned buildings in north St. Louis — save them or tear them down?
Charles Jaco2 years ago0

Thousands of buildings in north St. Louis are either abandoned or are collapsing. What’s being done to either save them, or tear them down? The Jaco Report talks to Patrick…

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Late push lifts Hawks over Cougars
Sports The NorthSider
Late push lifts Hawks over Cougars
Gregory Cross2 years ago0

Emotions are high, crowds grow bigger, and the inten- sity on the court skyrockets. Simple signs that the playoffs have started. Lift for Life coach Terrence Hobson knows what his…

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Ritter benefits from deep bench
Sports The NorthSider
Ritter benefits from deep bench
Gregory Cross2 years ago0

Cardinal Ritter College Prep knows there is a long road ahead of their squad. Sitting on the opposite side of the bracket from the Lou’s most dominating team, Vashon High,…

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Other Match-Ups to Watch:
Sports The SouthSider
Other Match-Ups to Watch:
Gregory Cross2 years ago0

Class 4 District 4 St. Mary sits pretty with a first round bye and will face the winner of Miller Career and Affton. The South Side Dragons should have an…

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Vashon wins close one, prepares for playoffs
Sports The SouthSider
Vashon wins close one, prepares for playoffs
Gregory Cross2 years ago0

“We should have lost, straight up.” A video of Vashon coach Tony Irons that was posted to ballislife.com expresses his discontent with their prior contest that witnessed Vashon almost lose…

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Cajun Cook-Off warms Soulard
Events Food News The SouthSider
Cajun Cook-Off warms Soulard
Gregory Cross2 years ago0

SOULARD—What’s the best part of a pre-Mardi Gras Festival? “The food, absolutely,” says Jeff Gillmeister of St. Charles, who has been attending the Cajun Cook-Off for the past four years.…

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First round mismatches lead to blowouts
Sports The NorthSider
First round mismatches lead to blowouts
Gregory Cross2 years ago0

Missouri’s Class 3 playoff picture started off with a barrage of lopsided affairs on Monday. Trinity Catholic met Sumner Monday night. One team’s result looked like an NBA score, 114,…

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St.Louis hosts warrant amnesty program
Crime News The NorthSider
St.Louis hosts warrant amnesty program
Samantha Auch2 years ago0

DOWNTOWN – Individuals in St. Louis with outstanding warrants may be able to receive amnesty through a program hosted by the St. Louis Municipal Court. From March 4 through 6,…

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