September 25, 2020 by Ladue News

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CONTENTS Front & Center

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HOPE AGAINST HUNGER

Business Notes Hyken’s Homework FEATURE: GiftAMeal Crossword Puzzle

As LN staff writer Amanda Dahl recounts, the GiftAMeal app, co-founded by Andrew Glantz and Aidan Folbe, seeks to alleviate hardship in the metro area in general and in the restaurant industry in specific prompted by COVID-19.

Design & Décor STUNNING STYLE With her blog, Economy of Style, St. Louisan Psyche Southwell has built a national fashion-related profile since 2007, as LN associate editor emerita Bethany Christo reveals in this fun feature.

On the Cover

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Arts & Culture

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The Trio Landscape FEATURE: Psyche Southwell

40 The Wine Life 42 Dinner to Go 43 FEATURE: COCA

DINNER TO GO

A salad of beets and goat cheese, with spinach, arugula and more pistachio-encrusted goat cheese, numbers among the dishes awaiting visitors to Peno in Clayton, as documented by LN’s favorite foodie, writer/photographer Mabel Suen.

Concordance Academy works with those getting out of prison to tackle the underlying issues that cause re-incarceration. Learn more about the academy and its newly launched First Chance Campaign on Page 8. Pictured: David and Thelma Steward. Photo by Joe Switzer of Switzer Film.

“One positive outcome of this crisis is cleaner air. I enjoyed watching the full moon— the night sky was so clear.” — Carol, Resident

WE ARE THE GATESWORTH FAMILY. We are grateful for our residents and their words of wisdom, and we celebrate their resilience and positive outlook. While life looks a little different right now, the spirit of our community is thriving, and our commitment to exceptional and personal attention remains steadfast. As a trusted expert in senior living, we invite you to learn what life at The Gatesworth is all about.

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Now welcoming new residents. We’d love to get to know you. Call us today or visit us online. 314-993-0111 | The Gatesworth.com | Facebook.com/TheGatesworth One McKnight Place, St. Louis, MO 63124 The Gatesworth is committed to equal housing opportunity and does not discriminate in housing and services because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin.

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LOGOS School proudly presents our Legacy of Hope Annual Gala on Saturday, October 24, 2020 Join us virtually as we celebrate 50 years of LOGOS inspiring hope in the lives of the students and families we serve. All proceeds from the evening will directly support our educational and therapeutic programming. Visit www.LogosGala.org today for more details and to register for the event! Dr. Kathy Fenger, Head of School Mr. Everett Neville, Chairman, Board of Directors Mr. George Paz, Vice Chairman, Board of Directors

Digital Editor & Staff Writer Andrea Smith | asmith@laduenews.com Staff Writer Amanda Dahl | adahl@laduenews.com Contributing Writers Stanley Browne, Bethany Christo, Dr. Russell Hyken, Pat Raven, Nancy Robinson, Mabel Suen Contributing Photographer Christine Tannous

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FEATURED LISTINGS 1. 12 Twin Springs Lane • Ladue

NEW PRICE! Jaw-dropping Ladue estate situated on a plush 3-acre manicured lot with one of a kind features and spectacular spaces. Main floor offers grand, yet cozy well-appointed entertaining spaces and a beautiful master suite. $3,799,000

4. 200 S. Brentwood Blvd #19C • Clayton

2. 11166 Liebrooke Court • St. Louis

NEW LISTING! From the moment you enter this wellappointed home you will notice several builder upgrades such as the brick and stone exterior, 9’ ceilings, elegant light fixtures, vaulted great room, main floor master bedroom suite and the incredible views of the lake. $479,900

3. 1374 Monier Place • Glendale

1. 12 Twin Springs Lane • Ladue

5. 622 E. Pacific Ave • Webster

NEW LISTING! Charming and elegant home will knock your socks off with its wonderful open floor plan and sparkling updates. Covered front porch beckons you to step inside. Formal living room with hardwood floors and pretty fireplace opens to dining room, kitchen, and spacious step-down family room. $359,900

4. 200 S. Brentwood Blvd #19C • Clayton

Magnificent views overlooking Shaw Park and beyond. Gut rehab in 2015 including kitchen, bathrooms, newer windows and the addition of floor to ceiling walls of custom closets in the living room, dining room, and master bedroom. $284,900

5. 622 E. Pacific Ave • Webster Groves

NEW PRICE! Once inside, the dramatic 2-story foyer and curved staircase welcome you along with the open floor plan and gleaming hardwood floors. It is the perfect house for entertaining large groups offering over 2500 SF of finished space. $459,900

6. 711 Sherwood Drive • Webster Groves 2. 11166 Liebrooke Court • St. Louis

6. 711 Sherwood Drive • Webster Groves

COMING SOON! Located on one of Webster’s premier streets, this home features great living space, fantastic millwork, an updated kitchen, a pool and so much more! $965,000

7. 133 Girard Place • Kirkwood

COMING SOON! From the delightful curb appeal to the open floor plan, this Kirkwood bungalow exudes charm. Close to all that Kirkwood has to offer yet tucked away on a private cul de sac. $465,000

8. 3327 Gustine Ave • St. Louis

3. 1374 Monier Place • Glendale

7. 133 Girard Place • Kirkwood

8. 3327 Gustine Ave • St. Louis

NEW LISTING! Gold level Certified Green home with a wide entry foyer is flanked by an open staircase with iron balusters and bamboo wood floors on the main level. The great room features a gas fireplace which is open to the kitchen with tall cabinets, crown molding, center island, solid surface counters and stainless appliances. $270,000

SUNDAY OPEN HOUSES u12-2 1-3 2-4 $1,000,000 PLUS 12 Twin Springs Lane (Ladue) $3,799,000 309 Wardenburg Farms (Wildwood) $2,895,000 706 Woods of Ladue Ln (Ladue) $1,299,000 5 Denny Lane (Huntleigh) $1,175,000 729 Woods of Ladue Ln (Ladue) $1,050,000 4 Kings Pond Road (Glendale) $1,050,000 $750,000 - $1,000,000 711 Sherwood Dr (Webster Groves) 2 Chilton Lane (Creve Coeur) 9131 Clayton Road (Ladue) 6904 Washington Avenue (U. City) 8140 Kingsbury Blvd (Clayton) 412 Luther Court (Glendale) $500,000 - $750,000 730 Harvest Lane (Olivette)

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$715,000 UNDER $300,000 $710,000 1322 Laven Del Lane (Kirkwood) $279,000 $688,900 507 Mercer Manor Drive (Ballwin) $275,000 $599,900 1538 Collins Ave (Richmond Hghts) $214,900 $560,000 $550,000 LOTS AND ACREAGE 5 Denny Lane (Huntleigh) $1,175,000 225 Highland Ave (Des Peres) $400,000 $499,900 $499,900 $479,900 $465,000 $459,900 $459,900 $429,000 $425,000 $412,000 $409,000 $359,900 $350,000

CONDOS AND VILLAS 7923 Kingsbury Blvd #201 (Clayton) 13333 Fairfield Square (T & C) 410 N. Newstead #11E (St. Louis) 7538 Wydown Blvd #1B (Clayton) 200 S. Brentwood #15C (Clayton) 1615 South 11th Street (St. Louis) 200 S. Brentwood #19C (Clayton) 3327 Gustine Ave (St. Louis) 280 Le Beau Lane (St. Charles) 1013 Lacouer Drive (Kirkwood)

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4 KINGS POND ROAD • GLENDALE Stunning renovation by an award-winning decorator! The family room and master suite mimic the rest of the amazing closets, finishes, and more cabinetry. The lower level includes a powder room, game room, wine room, rec room, gym, bedroom with full bath, bar, and kitchenette. $1,050,000

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

In the May 29 edition of Ladue News, I shared with you a few of the ways our newsroom was pivoting to meet the challenges of the ever-changing, rapid news cycle of the pandemic.

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We then spent the summer bolstering and increasing our of-the-moment digital and social coverage and producing robust biweekly issues, stocked with resources to help us all get through this time and full of stories about how the members of our community were rising up to support one another. I closed that May 29 letter by saying that we looked forward to returning to our normal schedule in the fall, when we hoped that events, businesses and the world in general would have returned to normalcy. As we now know – although many in our community have adapted in substantial and impressive ways over the past few months – normalcy has far from returned. Ladue News will therefore be continuing our efforts of this summer into the foreseeable future. We will persist in growing our online presence in order to give our community what it needs most right now – a consistent connection to local businesses, people and causes. Our biweekly printing schedule will continue as well, brimming with dynamic local news, entertainment and ways you can help your neighbors right now. Thank you for your continued support, and thank you for reading. We’ll see you October 9! Stay well,

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ON THE COVER CONCORDANCE ACADEMY OF LEADERSHIP

Ribbon cutting to celebrate the opening of Concordance Academy’s St. Louis headquarters on April 25, 2017. Photo by Route 3 Films

Participants gather at the end of the day to share stories and encourage each other through their journey. Photo by Route 3 Films

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Concordance President and CEO Danny Ludeman.

David Steward, Chairman and Founder of World Wide Technology, is chairing the Concordance Academy’s First Chance campaign. Photo courtesy of World Wide Technology

Participant celebrates her graduation from Concordance during the annual Recognition Ceremony.

By Maggie Peters | photos courtesy of Concordance Academy of Leadership

hen someone is incarcerated, it doesn’t just affect their lives, but their community. And when those getting out of prison have the support system to keep them from returning, that is a step toward healing communities, as well. This is the mission behind Concordance Academy of Leadership, working to lower the re-incarceration rate in St. Louis and across the United States. Six years ago, Danny Ludeman began Concordance Academy after retiring as CEO of Wells Fargo Advisors. After two years of research with Washington University in St. Louis, the academy began to offer its 18-month program, focusing on holistic services for substance abuse and mental health disorders, as well as offering employment and housing resources. “The core issue here that a lot of people don’t fully understand is that every one of our participants has been impacted by horrific childhood trauma,” Ludeman explains. “They need to be healed from that trauma. If nothing has changed in their lives after prison and they’re not treated, the [societal] ecosystem is that they’ll commit another crime and go back.” When Concordance Academy was founded, there was a 77 percent re-incarceration rate, with half of the re-incarcerations happening within a year of the initial discharge. “Our goal from Wash U was cutting that by a third,” Ludeman says. “Since opening, we’ve cut that by 44 percent.”

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Concordance Academy is spreading its model to 12 additional cities and has recently launched the First Chance Campaign, chaired by World Wide Technology founder and chairman David Steward. The $50 million fundraising campaign has already gained more than 40 cochairs from across the country. “People are really compelled,” Steward explains. “They’re looking for ways to impact their community.” Ludeman and Steward both felt guided to this cause by their faith and understand that the impact of Concordance Academy transcends individuals and goes toward helping address larger societal inequality. “There’s a lot that is coming out of this program,” Steward says. “[Participants] are passionate and committed and can be the guardians they need to be in the community.” “It’s named [First Chance Campaign] because this often is the first chance they’ll have in their life,” Ludeman adds. “It has a ripple effect on so many people.” Concordance Academy is incredibly grateful for the generosity of the St. Louis business community for getting it to where it is now and helping see the academy into the future. “I know no other organization that gives the kind of return on investment,” Steward concludes. “This is transformative across this country and will give impact for generations to come.”

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FRONT & CENTER

12 Business Notes 13 Hyken’s Homework

14 FEATURE: GiftAMeal

16 Crossword

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BUSINESS NOTES

CREATING COMMUNITY By Amanda Dahl

hen the metro area went into lockdown at the start of the local spread of the novel coronavirus, the owners of Sump Coffee, like many others in the service industry, did not know what the future held for their business. Shellshocked alongside the rest of the world, Scott Carey and Marz Yamaguchi felt compelled not only to take care of their employees but also to provide aid during their community’s time of greatest need. Following the model of a San Francisco-area coffee shop, Sump Coffee opened a donation website to allow customers to fund coffee runs to local hospitals in support of frontline workers. “Everyone in hospitality is in the same storm,” Carey says. “We may be on different boats, but it’s the same storm. Our community of fans and supporters came together early on. They wanted us to survive and embraced buying a coffee for a

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frontline worker. It was altruistic, giving aid and comfort to hospital staff, and it helped Sump make it through.” As they look to the upcoming colder seasons, Sump Coffee, which has a compact storefront, continues to face new challenges. “Trying to make guests feel welcome is still the goal, but there’s a lot more criteria [to meet] now,” Carey says. For now, Sump Coffee is open for curbside service only, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday, with availability for customers to order online for curbside and outdoor dining. To provide dine-in service, though, the coffee shop would accrue significant cost, Carey says, through supplying single-serve consumables and hiring the personnel who would ensure no gatherings occurred. “Café culture is not just about enjoying a cup of coffee,” Carey recognizes. “It’s about community –

the relationship the café has with the community and that the community has in supporting the café. Your favorite coffee shop is something nurturing and ritualistic and anchoring. It’s about the experience one has in that space.” One thing is certain, based on the community’s support of Carey and his business. As the world keeps weathering the public health crisis, something as simple as ordering a cup of joe can bring about a sense of normalcy that is dearly missed.

Sump Coffee, 3700 S. Jefferson Ave., St. Louis, 917-412-5670, sumpcoffee.com

HYKEN’S HOMEWORK

LETTING GO By Dr. Russell Hyken

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t the start of September, it finally happened. We moved our teen into his freshman dorm. My wife and I are especially proud of our son, Court, and of all of the 2020 grads. After one of the most bizarre school years on record, you guys made it! Freshman year in college looks much different from what anyone could have imagined, but I know you all will work hard and have an amazing college experience. Despite the confidence my wife and I have in our son’s ability to make good decisions, we also have to acknowledge that our anxiety is a bit higher than is typical, due to COVID-19. When we text Court to say stay safe, which we probably do too often, we can well imagine that he is rolling his eyes and is slightly annoyed. It can be difficult to set aside parental worries and avoid imposing adult anxieties onto our college-age children when the world is in crisis. An easy way to calm one’s nerves is simply to ask your

freshman how he or she is doing and then let your child speak. Some kids will have a lot to say, and others will respond with a one-word answer. Follow your son or daughter’s lead, and avoid lecturing about proper behavior. The goal of any good interaction is to have a dialogue. Once the conversation begins, ask specific questions that will calm your nerves. Inquiries about college life, such as about how the dining hall is enforcing social distancing and if students wear masks at the campus gym, are neutral comments that can keep the conversation flowing. Also, have practical discussions. College guidelines regarding COVID-19 protocols shift frequently as the course of the virus changes. Encourage your child to stay current by checking the school’s website for updates regarding expectations. Most notably, all students should be aware of shifting residential rules. Lastly, map out a plan in case a crisis presents. Students should know what to do if they think they

might be ill, including who to call, where to go and how to avoid infecting others. Students should also have a strategy if school shuts down. Being prepared will ease everyone’s tension in case something unfortunate occurs. Part of the college experience is having spontaneous gatherings, engaging in late-night conversations and exploring one’s surroundings, but for this year, that looks different. Parents, trust you have raised a smart child who makes good decisions. Good luck to Court, and his best friends: Ben, Henry, Hugh, Jon, Max, Will and the rest of the class of 2020! It’s going to be fun to watch you succeed. Be safe, have fun and study hard!

Prior to going into private practice as a psychotherapist and learning-disabilities specialist, Russell Hyken, Ph.D., Ed.S., M.A., LPC, NCC, worked for more than 15 years as an English teacher, school counselor and school administrator. Visit him online at ed-psy.com.

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Dining By Amanda Dahl

Each timE thE usEr takEs a photo on GiftamEal, wE makE a monEtary Donation to thE local fooD bank.” – anDrEw Glantz

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The GiftAMeal app builds community through food donations that are triggered each time a user shares a photo from one of more than 200 restaurant partners in the metro area.

hile scrolling through social media, do you often catch yourself drooling over the image of a juicy burger or a decadent dessert? Inspired by this phenomena, two friends came up with the idea to launch a savvy app to share snapshots of delicious dishes … but with the purpose of promoting magnanimity and goodwill in the area community. For every photo posted through the GiftAMeal app, another meal is donated to someone in need. Additional shares on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter provide more meals to fight food insecurity. “Hunger can happen to anyone,” says Andrew Glantz, co-founder and CEO. “There are so many good people who face food insecurity through no fault of their own. Hunger can be a barrier to all other opportunities for people in need. We can all support each other in the community and all be better off.” Glantz was only 19 when he and co-founder Aidan Folbe came up with the vision for GiftAMeal while sharing a pizza. He once believed that startups were too risky, but “the potential impact and scalability” of this venture felt worth it, Glantz says. “Even if we failed, we’d provide hundreds of thousands of meals to those in need, and support local restaurants and businesses for a good period of time,” he says. “If we succeeded, we could build something that could make a difference at a national scale, feeding those in need, putting a dent in food insecurity, providing a unique solution to restaurants and creating an easy way for people to give back.” By the start of this month, GiftAMeal had officially donated half a million meals throughout its existence,

thanks to 35,000 app users and more than 200 restaurant partners. “The entirety of my life has led to the mission of GiftAMeal,” Glantz says. From volunteering at an early age to serving as vice president of a charity in high school, which netted $350,000 for children in need, to owning and operating a nonprofit storefront during his college years at Washington University in St. Louis, which promoted reuse and sustainability, Glantz has always taken an active interest in bettering the world. GiftAMeal is funded through partner restaurants that subscribe to a monthly plan ranging from $49 to $79 to $149. “Each time the user takes a photo on GiftAMeal, we make a monetary donation to the local food bank,” Gantz explains. “In St. Louis, that’s Operation Food Search. We’re paying for the cost of distribution – refrigeration, transportation and labor costs – to get donated food to Operation Food Search.” The restaurant industry was hit hard at the start of the pandemic. The demand for access to food resources went up as more people lost jobs. Glantz felt challenged to not only carry his company through this crisis but also aid those in need. First, GiftAMeal waived monthly subscriptions for a couple of months, helping restaurant

partners as photo to preserve by michael thom cash flow. Next, GiftAMeal pledged to match up to $5,000 to Operation Food Search to provide immediate hunger relief. “We sent an email to our users, and within 10 days, we raised more than $22,000,” Glantz says. “That helped to provide more than 8,000 meal kits for families in need.” Then, the company helped users to continue supporting local restaurants by creating filters on the app that allowed users to discover which restaurants offered curbside pickup, carryout, delivery or gift cards, or were Black-owned. GiftAMeal also launched a new podcast, Food on the Table (available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and Google Podcast). The show shares stories of how people in the metro area food space were affected by the pandemic. The podcast aims to build a sense of community in which everyone supports one another. “The pandemic shifted everything,” Glantz says. “Restaurants might have ordered too much food. We helped arrange for Operation Food Search to pick up donations and prevent waste. During all of this, we’ve been trying to take care of all stakeholders. We didn’t let any employees go during the pandemic.” He adds: “We’ve been trying to do what we can to support restaurants and the community. We’re super fortunate for how supportive the community has been.” The GiftAMeal app is available for free on iOS and Android. 314-656-6244, giftameal.com

Calling all charities and nonprofits! ’Tis the season! During the month of November, Ladue News will feature holiday cards whose proceeds benefit local charities and nonprofits. If you’d like to share your card with our readers, email us the card’s front image, as well as details about the inside message and where it can be purchased.

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Email a photo of the front of the card (1MB or higher) to: Amanda Dahl at adahl@laduenews.com Please Include: Pricing and what the proceeds benefit, name of your organization, and contact number to publish and website (if card is available to purchase online).

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36. Went after 83. Part 4 of quip: 5 wds. 87. Role in “The Wizard of Oz” 37. Title in horse racing: 2 wds. 38. Pismires 88. — Arbor 39. — Artois 89. Can. neighbor 40. Took back 90. Bone: Prefix 41. Coup d’— 91. Yielded by treaty 42. Youth 92. Jewish month 44. Accounting entries 93. Ditches 94. Bird-of-paradise constel- 45. Desert plant 46. Soldiers in a group lation 47. Riots 96. Lenin’s successor 49. Knapsack 99. Fate 100. End of the quip: 2 wds. 54. Genus of birds of prey 55. Paris suburb 104. Certain drawing 58. Buddhist doctrine of the 106. Of birth non-soul 108. Gambling game 59. Trash and tin 109. Inter — 60. Get going! 110. Fork parts 63. Moaner anagram 111. Iciness 64. Sluggish stream 112. “Exodus” author 65. Drive from bed 113. Pallets 67. Wig 114. Have being 69. Having four-fold symmetry 115. Beforehand 72. Man in Valencia 116. Yarn fuzz 73. Had a meal 74. College subj. 1. Piedmont city 75. More timid 2. Mine basket 76. Routes for ships 3. Noose 77. Jason’s vessel 79. Doo-wop group — Na Na 4. Invaded 81. Chicken feed 5. Arc and oil 6. City in Florida 84. Come forth 7. French verb 85. Stickiest 86. Eskers 8. — generis 9. Songbirds 87. Spirited 10. “Prince Igor” composer 91. Loving — 11. Feature of the Socratic method 92. Adopted name 12. “Death on the —” 93. Social conventions 13. Congeal 94. To any extent: 2 wds. 14. Expressing sorrow 95. Parrot 15. Carried 96. Strikebreaker 16. African ruler 97. Unlikely story 17. Cat’s thatch 98. Saharan 18. Boats 99. Investment option, for short 26. — sucker, a fish 100. Fuss 28. Scull 101. Mata — 30. Expressive dance 102. “— Brockovich” 33. Tax of a sort 103. More than a few 34. Workplaces 105. What scalpers sell, slangily 35. Remove a covering 107. Eureka!

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Luxe LIFE By Nancy Robinson

‌ dd a little luxury to your home this A fall with these decadent touches. Completely curvilinear with integrated bronze pulls, Baker’s Dover bedside table was inspired by the sparkle of a sequined cocktail dress. This piece is part of the company’s Luxe collection, an authentic fashion-forward assortment imbued with a 1970s modern vibe. (kdrshowrooms.com)

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Baker’s Luxe Runway bench is part of the Luxe collection as well, and was inspired by the likes of Yves Saint Laurent and Halston. Upholstered bolsters sit atop a solid bronze platform. (kdrshowrooms.com)

Chaddock Home’s Louis Glam mirror, part of the Mary McDonald collection, is crafted from resin with antique mirror glass. It’s available in Concerto Gold (shown) and also a plaster of Paris finish. (designanddetailstl.com

Welcome to 3 Wickersham Lane Ladue | $985,000 5 Beds | 3.5 Baths Sheer perfection! Classic elegance and lush landscaping provide superior street presence on this quiet tree-lined lane in the heart of Ladue. The lovely, updated 2 story home provides exceptional livability for todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s busy family with 5 bedrooms and 3.5 baths including a private guest suite or office. The master suite has a luxurious private bath with double vanities, Carrera marble and separate air tub and large shower. Large, comfortable rooms with hardwood floors and crown molding are filled with natural light and overlook the impressive brick patios and private backyard. The spacious kitchen has white, custom cabinetry, granite counters and stainless steel appliances and opens to the large family room. The attached oversized, 2-car garage is heated and the basement has a large finished room for a playroom, gym or game room.

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hree persimmon trees stand outside my sunroom window. The first has already ripened – and been stripped by hungry squirrels. The other two bear jade green fruits that will tinge to a soft orangey peach when they’re nearly ready. Most years, the crop is so heavy the fruit remains after the leaves drop. I wait for these moments of beauty, with dark alligator bark and branches with plum-size, amber-pink gems against the blue autumn sky. After the season’s first frost ends the puckering astringency persimmons are famous for, a subtle sweetness emerges, and they become candylike with the cold. My friend Patty once traveled with her sister in Japan during persimmon season. Never much aware of persimmons before, she appreciated the reverence with which the Japanese cared for the trees and the fruit alike. Pyramids of perfectly frosted orange-red varieties were stacked neatly in shop windows. Carefully tended trees, leaves dropping to reveal their coral treasures, lined the tidy gardens along the train lines for miles. I myself have been fortunate enough to take that train and see the gracefully laden trees ready for harvest. Your own garden would make a perfect place for this lovely, small, deciduous tree. My trees are the native type, Diospyros virginiana, planted by Mother Nature – and admired by me. They may reach 50 feet eventually but are well-behaved in the home landscape as well as in woodlands. Also, we don’t fight the squirrels for their fruits, as most years there are enough for all. The Missouri Department of Conservation recommends the persimmon tree for mixed reforestation. Early Golden, Meader and Szukis are the best varieties to seek. Planting two or more will increase yield.

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That said, it’s often easier to find the smaller maturing Asian persimmon tree, D. kaki, for sale. Self-pollenating varieties include Ichi-Ki-Kei-Jiro or Early Jiro (a dwarf with nonastringent, sweet, typically seedless, early red-orange fruit); Fire Crystal (an astringent variety, popular in China, handsome, early, productive and bright orange); Great Wall (an astringent variety with small fruit and excellent fall color); Nikita’s Gift (an American/Asian hybrid from Russia with astringent, large flatter fruit that drops when ripe); and Saijo (an astringent, excellent Japanese variety with a vigorous, good yield, maturing at 15 feet). Nonastringent Asian varieties are naturally low in tannins and may be enjoyed while still crisp. Astringent varieties, Asian and American, bear high-tannin fruits and must be soft and very ripe to be sweet. Wild local persimmons are typically harvested in late October or early November after their fruits have dropped naturally to the ground. These have large seeds, so it takes a lot of them to make a persimmon pudding, but it’s a really special treat.

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CENTS By Bethany Christo | Photos courtesy of Psyche Southwell

A metro area resident’s savvy, budgetfriendly 13-year-old fashion blog is now tackling the global scene.

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In comparison to today, it felt like a less populous and smaller online world.”

– Psyche Southwell

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t’s been a year filled with unexpected turns,” writes Psyche Southwell on her fashion blog, Economy of Style, in a mid-August post. Covering “evolving trends, fashion sense and cents” since 2007, Southwell started her platform to demonstrate that women can achieve their desired styles on any budget, but she recognizes that the fashion industry, reflecting current times, is shifting and evolving. These days, to highlight the fashion we’re seeing less on the streets and more on the screens of Zoom calls and TV, Southwell’s recent blog posts have covered colorful loungewear, breezy and versatile dresses, fashion-forward masks made by metro area women entrepreneurs and an aspirational roundup of “What I’d Be Wearing If I Weren’t at Home.” Born in Basseterre, St. Kitts, an island in the Caribbean, Southwell moved here as a graduate student studying economics at Washington University in St. Louis. Rejecting the more resigned attire of the academic life, she quickly used her schooling to carve out an identifiable niche online through her blog, before the term influencer was an official dictionary entry and when Instagram was just a hazy dream. “In comparison to today, it felt like a less populous and smaller online world,” Southwell says. “At the same time, it was so exciting meeting so many diverse people from across the country and around the world with related interests, and I was thrilled to embark onto this new way of engaging my love of fashion and shopping on a budget.” She began with a basic focus on affordable workday clothes that eventually incorporated outfits and styles for a variety of settings, as well as hair, makeup, accessories, shoes and more. “Because fashion is a billion-dollar industry, it’s easy for many people to feel that only rich people and runway models are what fashion entails,” Southwell says. “But there are so many possibilities and rewards for those who are interested in shopping on a budget and for those of us interested in living and leading colorful, creative lives.” As Southwell’s popularity grew, fans of the Economy of Style blog followed her to Instagram (she’s amassed an impressive 13,400 followers to date), and the fashionista’s personal style – which she describes as incorporating classic

and timeless pieces, playful bright colors and sharp silhouettes – quickly garnered local and national attention. Most recently, she was crowned the “Fashionista to Follow” in the 2020 St. Louis Magazine A-List Awards. Perhaps most notably, though, she was one of six winners of the Real Women Style Awards who were featured on the cover of Redbook magazine in September 2015. Her style and budgeting advice has been involved in everything from a feature in Good Housekeeping magazine to speaking gigs at the New York-based global nonprofit Fashion Group International. She’s also partnered with household-name retailers including J.Crew, Target and Gibsonlook, as well as beauty brands such as Murad skin care and nonprofits including Girls on the Run International. Given continuing seasonal curiosity at this time of year from followers (and Ladue News interviewers), Southwell has a few thoughts on what’s trending this fall. According to her post in mid-August, she forecasts ruffles (like an adorable taffeta skirt from Topshop) and puff sleeves on everything from sweaters to coats (or the denim jacket she models from Zara) for this season. She also adds that “voluminous dresses, jewel tones and neutral hues are all expected to be huge.” But more than being a go-to source for what’s next in fashion, Southwell, a Black woman, is also an inspiring icon for amplifying and celebrating diverse and multicultural voices, bodies and opinions in an industry that’s notoriously lacking, especially as many companies – many of them in fashion – have made public statements to address systemic racism and pervasive inequity. “That’s hopeful,” Southwell says. “I am cautious in my celebration of such recognition because I realize that Black people had to experience violent, brutal, racist deaths before this moment of reckoning and commitment to diversity arrived. “Having said that, I do plan to continue doing the work that I do. My audience has made it clear to me, over and over again, that they’re invested in what it means to see a Black body in the styles I share.” Economy of Style, economyofstyle.net

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im Carney is consistently ranked as the No. 1 Coldwell Banker Premier agent and listed in the top 1 percent of all REALTORS in St. Louis. She specializes in the high-end real estate market, utilizing a unique and aggressive marketing plan that sells homes. Different from other top agents, Carney prides herself on her proactive approach. She does not stick a sign in your yard, hoping that your home will sell. She creates top-notch print advertising that can’t be beat. She also uses social media boosts and other unique tools that make a significant difference. She offers the necessary experience and savvy negotiation skills to get her clients what they want. Carney attended Ladue Horton Watkins High School, went to the University of Missouri-Columbia and received her master’s degree in counseling from the University of Missouri-St. Louis. She resides in Ladue with her twin daughters, Emma and Grace, who are juniors in high school. Carney enjoys traveling and hanging out with her children, usually beside the pool. She stays involved in numerous charities, including the St. Louis Ovarian Cancer Awareness organization, which champions a cause that is dear to her heart. After overcoming ovarian cancer six years ago, Carney donates 10 percent of her income to Siteman Cancer Center.

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erving as a dynamite team with Janet McAfee Real Estate, Kathleen Lovett and Laura Donovan have frequently been mistaken for sisters. “When we first met, we hated each other, but that is a story for another time,” Lovett says. “We are best friends who have known each other since 1984.” These best friends have been serving the St. Louis metro area since the late ’90s, specializing in everything from the first-time buyer to the luxury client and everything in between. The Lovett-Donovan team also works with relocation throughout the central corridor, all the way out to St. Albans. “Our motto is more of an approach that we adhere to,” Lovett explains. “Service first; our success is not only determined by true sales data but also by the amount of fun and satisfaction we get from doing this job,” she says. “You must have a passion for people and this type of work to truly succeed.” That approach has proven results. The LovettDonovan team has been named one of St. Louis Magazine’s Five Star Winners for Customer Service in Real Estate for the past 11 years. Outside of real estate, Lovett and Donovan enjoy spending time with their families – and their dogs – as well as donating their time to various organizations throughout the community.

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n 1992, John Ryan joined his mother, Anne Ryan, and the Ryan Tradition was created. As a second generation REALTOR, Ryan grew up in the business and has grown his career with a focus on sharing his unsurpassed knowledge of the market as well as providing exceptional service to his clients. In the 40-plus years since its founding, the Ryan Tradition has continually been a market leader in the St. Louis luxury market. Specializing in the central corridor upper-tier market, it has had more than $1 billion in total sales and was listed by Newsweek magazine as one of America’s Best REALTORs in 2020. With $41 million in 2019 sales and an average sale price of $1.9 million, Ryan continues the Ryan Tradition’s position as the market leader. Applauded for his passion and dedication to attaining excellence in real estate by Coldwell Banker Gundaker President and CEO M. Ryan Gorman, the Ryan Tradition proves that hard work, professionalism and unwavering commitment lead to success in an ever-changing market.

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rowing up, Rex W. Schwerdt had a passion for architecture. “As an adolescent, I used to conceptualize and design homes in my free time,” he says. “I still have a collection of most of them that are fun to look back on.” As he got older, Schwerdt’s other passion for working with people led him away from the drafting table and into real estate. “Life as a professional REALTOR suits me well because it is a good balance of people, beautiful homes and nuanced technical work,” he says. Schwerdt became licensed in 2007, joining Gladys Manion the following year. A full-time REALTOR, Schwerdt specializes in luxury properties in the central corridor. “I’ve sold everything from multi-acre estates in Huntleigh to penthouse condos in Clayton,” Schwerdt explains, adding that his business motto is to always give the client what they want. That motto has earned him several sales awards from Gladys Manion Real Estate, along with having been named one of St. Louis’ most influential men by Alive magazine in 2013. Although home design is not his profession, Schwerdt still loves interior design. “I enjoy going to estate sales,” he says. “The auctions are a fun way for me to find new treasures to keep my living space fresh and interesting.”

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ombine Margaret Wright and Lisa Mullen, and you get the ideal combination of professionalism and dedication devoted to the process of selling or buying your home. Thanks to extensive backgrounds in marketing, sales, management and customer service, this balanced team covers all the bases to ensure each client’s success. Wright entered into real estate by first selling her own home, 15 years ago. Her successful representation revealed a knack for navigating the industry and so she began her successful career to help others make their real estate dreams come true. Mullen, licensed since 2011, channels her adept listening and communications skills to assist buyers and sellers. Her honesty and multi-tasking savvy make her well-equipped to handle the many facets of this ever evolving industry. Both Wright and Mullen think creatively and strategically, enjoying the challenge of matchmaking clients to their dream properties. As a home purchase can be the most significant decision one can make in their life, Wright and Mullen aim to deliver an enjoyable and efficient process from start to finish. This duo is not only passionate about real estate – they adore St. Louis, having been born and raised here.

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Sitting on a 1-acre lot in a prestigious gated community, this elegant ranch features 3,900 square feet and a classic design with an abundance of natural light, accented by soaring ceilings. Enjoy the designer kitchen and hearth room, as well as the finished lower level. $689,900

Enjoy country living in one of the most convenient metro locations, sitting tucked away in a private paradise of nearly 5 acres, including a pool and koi pond. Stately architectural details and luxurious appointments adorn the comfortable spaces of this once-in-a-lifetime home. $2,299,000

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Margaret Wright and Lisa Mullen The Wright Mullen Team Janet McAfee Real Estate 314-369-7731 (Wright), 314-369-2453 (Mullen), janetmcafee.com With 148 acres that include five spring-fed lakes and an abundance of beautiful open spaces, this is a one-of-a-kind property! The exclusive estate situated in a private setting offers the perfect country retreat and is only 15 minutes from Wildwood. SOLD

Liz Little Elizabeth Real Estate 314-368-8412 (direct), 314-222-7150 (office), elizabethrealestategroupllc.com The upcoming townhomes of Clayton, located on Gay Avenue in Old Towne Clayton, offer the best in comfortable, high-end living. Enjoy the open-concept living and dining area, or relax in your spacious master bedroom with his-andhers walk-in closets and en suite amenities.

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Steve Mathes and Joe Mathes Coldwell Banker Realty – Gundaker 314-503-6533 (Steve), 314-276-1604 (Joe), 314-997-3412 (office), steveandjoemathes.com Move right in to this beautiful, remodeled single-family villa home on a private sevenhome cul-de-sac. The home features approximately 4,742 square feet, including a finished walk-out lower level, 4 bedrooms, 3½ baths and a stylish main-floor master suite.

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Mary Beth Benes Coldwell Banker Realty – Gundaker 314-713-2694, marybeth.benes@cbgundaker.com This exquisite estate home stuns from the first view. The foyer’s grand floating staircase leads to a private study with a 17-foot ceiling and fireplace, and the master bedroom suite beckons with a beautifully appointed bath, sitting room and French doors that open to a veranda.

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The Ryan Tradition Coldwell Banker | Global Luxury 314-941-0572 (direct), 314-993-8000 (office), theryantradition.com Situated in a gated Frontenac neighborhood, this fantastic home features more than 7,700 square feet of total living area. The lower level provides multiple recreation rooms and a wine cellar, and the yard shows off a beautiful pool area and pickleball court. $2,200,000

8147 STRATFORD AVE. | CLAYTON Ted Wight Deilmann Sotheby’s International Realty 314-607-5555, 8147Stratford.com, Ted@Tedwight.com

Experience a stunning custom residence by Arlo Homes. The primary bedroom suite is glamorous, with a tray ceiling, a walk-in closet and a luxurious bath. Additional features include hardwood floors throughout, a prebuilt interior elevator shaft and a fully finished lower level. $2,245,000

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Mark Gellman and Neil Gellman The Gellman Team Coldwell Banker Realty – Gundaker 314-336-1191, thegellmanteam.com, 131NorthSpoede.com This spectacular home sits on a private, parklike setting. Highlights include custom handcrafted moldings, gorgeous hardwood floors, zoned HVAC, an irrigation system, a wood-paneled office, a gourmet kitchen with granite counters and top-of-the-line stainless appliances, and a fantastic main-floor master retreat.

759 STONE BLUFF COURT | CHESTERFIELD

Kathleen Lovett and Laura Donovan The Lovett Donovan Team Janet McAfee Real Estate 314-610-7408 (Lovett), 314-229-8978 (Donovan) or 314-997-4800 (office), lovettdonovanteam. janetmcafee.com This villa has everything, from an open floor plan to an updated kitchen with high-end appliances, custom cabinetry and a breakfast bar. The master bedroom suite has his-and-hers walk-in closets, and the beautiful master bath has a large walk-in shower with custom tile and sinks with custom cabinetry.

1804 ST. MARY’S ROAD | VILLA RIDGE The Ryan Tradition Coldwell Banker | Global Luxury 314-941-0572 (direct), 314-993-8000 (office), theryantradition.com

This exquisite property features two houses and more than 200 acres, including approximately 1 mile of frontage on the Meramec River. Enjoy miles of groomed trails great for hiking, biking and four-wheeling, with easy access to the river and all areas of the property. $2,200,000

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Kim Carney Coldwell Banker Premier 314-422-7449, kimcarney.cbphomes.com This spectacular renovated home sits on 1.65 parklike acres with top-of-the-line finishes throughout. Experience the new heated PebbleTec pool, spacious and stunning master bedroom suite with massive walk-in closet, open kitchen/family room and other stunning architectural details. Special offering! $1,249,000

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xperience excellence at the heart of St. Louis’ Central West End neighborhood with this classic three-story residence, where understated elegance and functionality are signature statements. The outdoor space is detailed in tiered patios and features a gas fireplace, a custom gunite pool and three cascading fountains. The entry stuns with double doors to the vestibule, opening into the richly appointed foyer and living room, paneled in exotic woods. An expansive dining room, a kitchen with heated floors and a family room complete the first level. The second level hosts the luxurious master suite, featuring dual baths, walk-in dressing rooms, a study and a balcony, below the third floor with the additional 4 bedrooms. The lower level provides a professional, mirrored gym, and the large, three-car garage features video monitoring as highlights to this signature home. Enjoy being only a short distance from dozens of the metro area’s best restaurants, bars, grocery stores and shops.

This 5-bedroom, 4-full-bathroom and 1-half-bathroom home in St. Louis is listed for $1,750,000. Wayne Norwood & Ben Patton, Finest Homes 314-629-3931 (Norwood), 314-435-4606 (Patton), finesthomesstl.com, janetmcafee.com From its humble beginning, Janet McAfee Real Estate, a recognized local leader, enjoys a corporate office, 100-plus active agents and a significant presence in the central corridor. Through exclusive relocation and marketing affiliations, the syndication of listings, leading real estate portals and distinguished luxury partners, Janet McAfee Real Estate offers global reach.

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1247 Black Forest Drive West | $475,000 This four bedroom, three and one-half bath log cabin was originally constructed on a plantation in Argyle Missouri in 1841, 20 years before the Civil War. It was one of the few two-story log cabins and is made from first cut Missouri oak. It sat on a pony express stop and the north-facing kitchen window adjoined the small hut used to store the mail bags. It’s unknown how long it sat empty, but in 2006 it was disassembled, treated and moved to its present location maintaining the floor plan and adding a great room and basement. To be located where one overlooks a gorgeous fishing lake, amid mature trees, where wildlife abounds, is a dream that is attainable.

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Rare opportunity to own an upscale unit at Forsyth Place! Quality finishes & components will meet the approval of your most discriminating buyer, from the marble entry foyer to the large living room filled with natural light, a handsome fireplace,and newer maple flooring, you know that this home is indeed special. Guests will love the spacious and warmly appointed dining room, also with its wall of windows + an atrium door to the private balcony perfectly suitable for entertaining gatherings of all sizes. The kitchen is stunning with ceramic, crown moldings, 42" cabinetry, breakfast room, ceiling fixtures, plus recessed lighting & Cambria quartz countertops; also note the 5-burner gas range, double ovens,and other stainless appliances including Bosch and Kitchen Aid. The master bedroom - a luxurious retreat from the world at large windows with transoms & blinds, atrium door to the balcony & the oversize Jacuzzi tub + separate shower. 2nd bedroom is a suite with living quarters. Only steps to Clayton!

Wonderful opportunity to own an amazing 1.5 Story custom home on 4 acres. Beautiful double wood doors into the entry hall & the great room with wood plank flooring, soaring ceilings, and a full wall of windows that reveal the peaceful images of mature trees in all their glory. The opposite side of the room features a fireplace flanked by recessed custom shelving. Kitchen has a large center island, stainless appliances & canned lighting that sets off the custom cabinetry. The breakfast area views the hearth room with a fireplace & the wet bar that also serves the great room. The large dining room with its wood floors and coffered ceiling is casual elegance at its best. The handsome office has wood floors, walls, and ceiling. The main floor master bedroom suite boasts a luxurious bathroom with gracious freestanding tub & oversize open walk-in shower. Upstairs are two additional spacious bedrooms & a bathroom. See additional feature sheets to learn much more about this special property!

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THE WINE LIFE By Stanley Browne

‌2018 DOMAINE DE SAINT COSME LES DEUX ALBION Grapes: 40% Viognier, 20% Marsanne, 30% Picpoul, 4% Clairette, 3% Ugni Blanc, 3% Bourboulenc Location: Côtes-du-Rhône, France Owner: Louis Barruol Approximate Retail Price: $20 Website: saintcosme.com TASTING NOTES Color: Very clear and reflective with a golden straw hue Aroma: Rich, ripe melon and heavy floral attributes with lingering citrus Taste: Dense, full palate with great fruit and just a kiss of oak

ust outside the Gigondas Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée and the village/AOC of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, near the commune of Orange in France, stands one of the oldest wineries in existence today, Château de Saint Cosme.

The vines were planted on the slopes surrounding the Chapel of Saint Cosme, a Gallo-Roman structure dating from the 11th century. In 1490, a man named Esprit Vaton purchased the estate, and nowadays, centuries and many generations later, his descendants still run the winery. Over the centuries, Château de Saint Cosme has expanded its land and vineyards and also has become a négociant (upscale wine merchant), purchasing grapes from other area vineyards. Known mostly in southern Rhône for its Gigondas and Châteauneuf-duPape reds, Saint Cosme also produces two whites, Château de Saint Cosme Le Poste and Domaine de Saint Cosme Les Deux Albion. The latter refers to a vineyard planted entirely by Saint Cosme in the IGP (Indication Géographique Protégée) Principauté

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d’Orange region – a careful blend of six varietals, dominated by viognier, marsanne and picpoul, with small amounts of clairette, ugni blanc and bourboulenc. The viognier and marsanne provide weight and heavier aroma and flavor components, while the remaining varietals help to lift the weight of the wine by adding crispness, acidity and lighter aromas. This results in an amazing wine: complex and wellbalanced, an absolute pleasure from the first sip to the last drop. Food Pairings: Les Deux Albion complements medium to soft cow’s or goat’s milk cheeses, pâté, sautéed mushrooms, grilled or roasted chicken or fish cream sauces and pork loin.

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HOT COCA By Bryan A. Hollerbach | Photos courtesy of COCA

COCA’s new Ferring East Wing, positioned in the foreground, and the midcentury Kuehner West Wing, which has served as COCA’s home since 1986, make up COCA’s newly expanded campus. Photo by Douglis Beck

A communitAriAn project will commemorAte the ongoing multimillion-dollAr physicAl expAnsion And renovAtion of one of the metro AreA’s most revered Arts fAcilities.

t. Louis’ Center of Creative Arts – aka COCA – is optimistically celebrating its recent expansion with a commissioned project titled “Common Ground.” A press release from the center characterizes that communitarian project as “a large-scale, site-specific, participatory installation” potentially involving more than a single responding artist and climaxing the center’s multiyear Create Our Future campaign. The expansion of the center’s campus, meanwhile, seeks “to scale COCA’s impact and serve the St. Louis community as a house of the people.” “The expanded campus is such a signal of hope – for the future of the arts and artistic expression – not just for COCA, but for the entire community,” says Shawna Flanigan, the center’s director of arts education and new program development. “This is just what we all need right now.” With a total budget of $15,000, “Common Ground” initially involved an open call for no-fee applications through Aug. 7. On Sept. 9, COCA announced the winning artist: Olaniyi R. Akindiya, aka AKIRASH, a Nigerian now living and working in Austin, Texas. With work on the project scheduled to begin Friday, Sept. 25, “Common Ground,” theoretically, will involve student artists and community participants and will run through Nov. 15. The project will occupy a place of prominence in the two-story Centene Commons in the expansion’s Ferring East Wing, co-designed by the Clayton architectural firm of Christner Inc. and St. Louis’ multivalent Axi:Ome. Amenities in that new wing, according to the center’s website, include a state-of-the-art theater seating 450, named in honor of St. Louis’ Berges Family Foundation; a 4,600-square-foot multidisciplinary studio space; community space throughout to create a more welcoming environs for visitors; and a designated, safe, accessible dropoff/pickup point to counterpoise garage and street parking. Construction of the Ferring East Wing supplemented renovations to the center’s existing Kuehner West Wing completed in June 2018. Flanigan emphasizes the communitarian nature of “Common Ground” from start to (ultimate) finish, reflecting

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the project’s very title. “Through the open call, COCA is sharing the celebration of the opening with artists, hoping that they will be inspired and will inspire us,” she says. “The response has been just what we hoped for – imaginative, creative and diverse. The range of responses was fantastic.” According to the center’s press release, the collaborative jury selection for “Common Ground” involved a sevenperson panel of art and design professionals and community representatives, whom Flanigan identifies as Adrienne Davis, Shereen Fischer, Steve Knight, Bob Millstone, Yvonne Osei and Heather Woofter, in addition to Flanigan herself. The many respondents to the open call hailed not only from the metro area, Flanigan relates, but also “from other parts of the state as well as one from Austin, Texas.” She continues by lauding the collective diversity of the submissions for “Common Ground.” “We were very intentional in our call, to leave a lot of room for artistic interpretation and input,” Flanigan says. “The responses were exactly what we were hoping for. The creative thinking and expression is just amazing, with a range of mediums and media that reflect such a variety of interpretation of our prompt.” She then wryly mentions the difficulty of making a decision in the matter, while expressing delight at one particular aspect of the submissions in general. “The artists were asked to include a participatory element, so that as small groups of visitors begin to tour the new spaces in September, they can pause and take part in the creative process,” Flanigan notes. “The artist response to that part of the challenge was really striking.” Ironically, at a time when COVID-19 has shattered the status quo here, there and everywhere, the center’s project, by design, seeks to supplant “business as usual” in matters like this, Flanigan comments. “A traditional ribbon-cutting is a stand-alone, one-time event,” she says. “‘Common Ground’ is a celebration of what COCA’s community has built – an accessible, central place for the entire community to connect through the arts.” COCA, 6880 Washington Ave., St. Louis, 314-725-6555, cocastl.org

The Holman Amphitheatre greets visitors to COCA with its welcoming seating area with boldly colored cushions, creating a dramatic entrance to the Centene Commons. Photo by Douglis Beck

Centene Commons, a community gathering place inside COCA’s new Ferring East Wing and one of the potential sites for the “Common Ground” installation, an art installation to provide a common thread to connect, build and use art to recognize the common ground we come from and how it can serve to advance the St. Louis arts community. Photo by Douglis Beck

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Industrial

Fielder has the skills, knowledge and equipment to handle industrial work including new industrial construction, warehouse lighting, large machinery, and data wiring.

off Any electrical job of $75.00 or more

WE WORK HARD SO YOU DON’T HAVE TO Landscape Design & Planting; Spring Clean Up,Weeding, Mulch,Tree/Shrub Trimming & Removal; Stone Walls & Walkways, Patios, Borders; Drainage Solutions; Lawn Mowing,Aeration, Overseeding, Fertilization; Gutter Cleaning For Free Estimates call Keith at 314-422-0241 or e-mail at

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This 2BR/1.5BA condo is the perfect choice if you are looking for location & convenience. Start your morning with a stroll down to Starbucks & finish the day with dinner at one of your favorite Clayton hot spots. Enjoy the club room, workout facility & pool, or have your guests stay in the Claytonian guest suite; no amenity is left out. With a 24 hour doorman & two spacious garage parking spots, you can feel safe coming & going at any time. This unit boasts a recently renovated kitchen & master bath, new appliances, fully replaced HVAC system & a new hot water heater. With a neutral color palette throughout, you can come in & immediately feel at home! While you have everything you could need right here in the neighborhood, you are less than a mile to the highway, & only 10 minutes to Lambert International Airport. Come see firsthand why The Claytonian is one of the most sought after condo buildings in the area! - MLS#: 20030192 David Klotz, Broker, Blue Ribbon Realtors, 29 Country Life Acres, St. Louis, MO. 63131 (314) 993-4488

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Situations Wanted Enjoy the views from every window of this private 3 BR, 3.5 Bath Contemporary Craftsman home nestled in a 68 acre Missouri valley. Built in 2002, with an open floor plan, cherry cabinetry, wide plank flooring, multiple vaulted ceilings, & geothermal heating system. The exterior is low maintenance Hardy plank siding & Trex decking. There are 18 acres of open land, 10ac in crops, woods, stocked pond, & 30’x40’ work shop. Just a 35 minute drive from Hwy's 270 & 44 near St. Albans. MLS# 20040046

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1916 Shiloh Oaks Drive Wildwood • $650,000 Etty Masoumy 314-406-3331

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823 La Bonne Parkway Manchester • $350,000 Kristi Lindgren 314-541-8650

11922 Sackston Ridge Drive Creve Coeur • $939,400 Margie Kerckhoff 314-616-7644

14073 Baywood Villages Chesterfield • $510,000 Jeanne Belle & Maureen Noghreh 314-610-3600/314-239-7790

834 Old Woods Mill Road Town & Country • $670,000 Jeanne Belle & Maureen Noghreh 314-610-3600/314-239-7790

1932 Bookbinder St. Louis • $375,000 Tina Schaefer 314-458-90069

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628 Yeddo Avenue Webster Groves • $550,000 Helen Chou 314-469-6307

833 Stable Ridge Lane Kirkwood • $820,000 Scott Herman 314-803-4130

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95 Lac Terre Court Cottleville • $629,000 Teddy Johnlikes 314-452-1885

149 Newgrange Pass Weldon Spring • $589,000 Teddy Johnlikes 314-452-1885

680 Killary Down Weldon Spring • $699,000 Teddy Johnlikes 314-452-1885

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