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Post-Dispatch photos: Wednesday, September 07, 2011
Date: 9/7/2011 Album ID: 1316998
Photos by Stephanie S. Cordle/St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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September 6, 2011- Carlos Santana, left, and his wife Cindy Blackman, second from left, watch a fashion show debuting the Carlos by Carlos Santana Fall 2011 and Spring 2012 shoe collections at the Brown Shoe headquarters in St. Louis on Tuesday. Brown Shoe has been collaborating with Carlos on the Carlos by Carlos Santana footwear brand for the past 10 years. To see more photos from Santana's visit go to stltoday.com/multimedia Stephanie S. Cordle scordle@post-dispatch.com
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Tuesday August 30, 2011--Jenny Nance, left, a case worker with Catholic Social Services, works a case in the organization's Belleville offices on Tuesday. A new law legalizing civil unions for gay couples now requires Catholic Social Services to accept gay couples in civil unions as foster parents and place children in their homes. Catholic Social Services is opposed to placing children with gay couples in civil unions. David Carson dcarson@post-dispatch.com
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Wednesday August 17, 2011--Gloria Garcia, manager of Tienda Mexicana El Caporal Grocery, talks with Health Inspector Pieter Sheehan about some minor health code violations he found during an inspection of the St. Charles store on Wednesday. The shop was given a score of 79 out of 100 because of a number of minor health code violations that were found during the inspection. David Carson dcarson@post-dispatch.com
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Wednesday August 17, 2011--Health Inspector Pieter Sheehan takes a looks at the expiration dates on some prepackaged items for sale in the fresh produce section of the Dardenne Crossing Schnucks on Wednesday. During his inspection that lasted about 30 minutes Sheehan found no violations and the store received a perfect score of 100. David Carson dcarson@post-dispatch.com
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Wednesday August 17, 2011--Health Inspector Pieter Sheehan hangs a signs at the entrance to the pool in Heatherton Condos development in St. Charles closing it to swimming because the chlorine level in the pool was too high. Sheehan was making a return trip to the pool to check on the chlorine levels which during an earlier visit were so low that the pool had be closed then too. David Carson dcarson@post-dispatch.com
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Tuesday September 6, 2011--I work at a bank says Hope Hunt talking to a S.W.A.T. team member as she takes a closer look at a customized SI Defense AR-10 .308 sniper rifle during the St. Louis Police Foundation Annual Fall Sports Kickoff Lunch on Tuesday. Also pictured with Hunt is her co-worker at UMB Bank at Michael Garner, the bank sponsored a table at the luncheon. Police officers brought some of their equipment they use in the line of duty, like weapons, cameras, robots, vehicles and a helicopter that landed on Washington Avenue to show off to the people attending the lunch. The St. Louis Police Foundation has purchased six of the guns at a cost of $7-8,000 dollars a piece for the S.W.A.T. team over the past several years. David Carson dcarson@post-dispatch.com
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August 26, 2011--- Wayne White tops his grilled cedar planked salmon with a maple glaze, garlic, and ginger. Emily Rasinski erasinski@post-dispatch.com
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August 26, 2011--- Wayne White tops his grilled cedar planked salmon with a maple glaze, garlic, and ginger. Emily Rasinski erasinski@post-dispatch.com
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SEPTEMBER 06 2011- It's one of the cooler mornings, said Tower Grove Park employee Donnie Doll of St. Louis, who suited up in a jacket to water the hastas and flowers near the east entrance of the park Tuesday morning. Temperatures dipped into the low fifties early morning, a reminder fall is approaching.Laurie Skrivan | lskrivan@post-dispatch.com
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September 6, 2011 - The original flagpole of the old Affton High School awaits refurbishing in front of the historic building that is being transformed into senior apartments by Lutheran Senior Services. When complete, classrooms in the original building will become 20 apartments. Two new adjacent buildings being built for low income older adults will have 70 more units. Robert Cohen rcohen@post-dispatch.com
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September 6, 2011 - Stenciled signs marking the principal's office are visible inside the old Affton High School, which is being transformed into senior apartments by Lutheran Senior Services. When complete, classrooms in the original building will become 20 apartments. Two new adjacent buildings being built for low income older adults will have 70 more units. Robert Cohen rcohen@post-dispatch.com
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September 6, 2011 - Gerald Rieken of Altman Charter carries away broken windows inside the stairwell of the old Affton High School Tuesday as it is being transformed into senior apartments by Lutheran Senior Services. When complete, classrooms in the original building will become 20 apartments. Two new adjacent buildings being built for low income older adults will have 70 more units. Robert Cohen rcohen@post-dispatch.com
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September 2, 2011 - Conservation lab technician Cailin Carter, left, and objects conservator Linda Landry work on items to be displayed in the Missouri History Museum's upcoming 'Civil War in Missouri' exhibition, which opens in November. Waiting to be cleaned inside the museum's research center is a snare drum used by W. H. Price of the 6th Iowa Infantry. Robert Cohen rcohen@post-dispatch.com
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September 2, 2011 - Conservation lab technician Cailin Carter, left, and objects conservator Linda Landry work on items to be displayed in the Missouri History Museum's upcoming 'Civil War in Missouri' exhibition, opening in November. Waiting to be cleaned inside the museum's research center is a Horstmann bugle, made by the military manufacturer in Philadelphia around 1860. Robert Cohen rcohen@post-dispatch.com
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September 2, 2011 - Civil War-era items, including these revolvers, wait in a storage room at the Missouri History Museum's library and research center before going on display in the upcoming 'Civil War in Missouri' exhibition, which opens in November. Robert Cohen rcohen@post-dispatch.com
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Some artsy wood on the Missouri River shore awaits the hand of someone who'll make it into an art form. (Harry Jackson Jr./P-D)
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The City of O'Fallon, Mo., is building a playground named after a local boy with disabilities. The playground, modeled after one in Lake St. Louis, is being built with features that make it accessible for kids and their parents to use. This a growing trend of new playgrounds popping up locally and nationally.
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