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GCSD9 Announces Young Authors Winners

3 years 5 months ago
GRANITE CITY - Granite City Community Unit School District #9 has announced its Young Authors winners for the 2021-22 school year. Each spring the Madison County Regional Office of Education recognizes Young Authors winners in grades K-8 from Madison County schools at a county-wide event. Students have the opportunity to share their books with each other, participate in reading/writing centric activities, and be entertained by a local author, storyteller, or performer. The 31st annual Madison County Young Authors Conference will be held on Saturday, April 30, 2022, at Edwardsville High School. Maryville Elementary School Principal Mark Lull is GCSD9's coordinator. Prather Sherine Bandela Piper Boyd Lincoln Conway Cordelia Carter Ariannah Plummer Khiry Randolph Paris Taylor Emersyn Williams Maryville 1st & 2nd Bria Daniels - 2nd Grade Lehanna Robinson - 2nd Grade Wilson 1st & 2nd Jaxon Jonas - 2nd Grade Sophia Villa - 2nd Grade Joseph Willaredt - 1st

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Groth Guide to Franz Park

3 years 5 months ago

Franz Park is a south St. Louis neighborhood roughly bound by Dale to the north and east, Manchester to the south and the city limits to the west. The 2000 census data counted 2,621 residents (down 10% from 1990’s count) of whom 11% were black, 85% white, 1% Asian and 2% Hispanic/Latino. There were 1,318 […]

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Mark Groth

Greg Sestero Shares What He Learned Making The Room

3 years 5 months ago
Twenty years ago, Greg Sestero was a model who had been trying to break into Hollywood when he agreed to help an eccentric entrepreneur he met in an acting class named Tommy Wiseau make an indie feature film.…
Lee DeVito

Bill that would decriminalize needle exchange programs passes Missouri Senate committee

3 years 5 months ago

A bill that would decriminalize needle exchange programs that aim to reduce the spread of infectious diseases was voted out of the Senate General Laws Committee Tuesday. Needle exchange programs allow drug users to swap out used syringes with clean, new ones in an effort to decrease the chances of contracting or spreading diseases like […]

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Tessa Weinberg

Area leaders react to Biden's State of the Union address

3 years 5 months ago
ST. LOUIS - Soon after President Joe Biden delivered his State of the Union address, some local elected leaders gave their reaction. The president appeared to gain universal support when he spoke about supporting Ukraine, but he drew criticism on other issues.  Rep. Cori Bush (D-Mo) criticized the president for stating the country should not defund [...]
Jeff Bernthal

St. Louis' BJC HealthCare looks beyond medical treatments to tackle root of health problems, like poverty and education

3 years 5 months ago
An executive brought on in 2020 is spearheading a large health system's initiative to focus support on financial investment in the community, diabetes and healthy food access, infant and maternal health, and school health and wellness. It said tackling the root causes of health problems will lead to “increased wellness and greater overall quality of life."
James Drew