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The hospital’s maternity division celebrated babies born on 2/22/22. To commemorate the births, nurses made a special framed print of each baby’s feet to present to families.
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The female, minority and veteran-owned business will hold its grand opening this month. It was founded by Dr. Alyce Herndon to provide printing and other services to businesses and entrepreneurs in the Ferguson area.
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The organization recognized Independence Center’s Steve Whyte as a 2022 Mental Health Champion. Whyte was recognized for sharing his own experience with mental health to make a positive impact on the community.
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THE STL FASHION ALLIANCE IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING RESOURCES TO LOCAL FASHION PROFESSIONALS. THE NONPROFIT IS OPENING A RESOURCE AND EDUCATION CENTER AT WEST COUNTY CENTER APRIL 1. PICTURED ON THE COVER: MICHAEL SHEAD, INDIA NELLE, AUDRA HARROLD, KRISTIN PHOMMALY, TRENT COLQUITT, RANDI CERVITZ. FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT SHOPWESTCOUNTYCENTER.COM AND STLFASHIONALLIANCE.ORG. COVER DESIGN BY JULIE STREILER COVER PHOTO BY COLIN MILLER OF STRAUSS PEYTON PHOTOGRAPHY
As part of the nonprofit’s literacy program, Books from Friends, volunteers and local children’s author Michael Anderson visited Mullanphy Botanical Garden Elementary School. The visit was part of Action Week, an annual event focused on literacy, and included a character parade and puppet show.
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FASHION FORWARD WEST COUNTY CENTER
by stephanie wallace WE ALL KNOW THAT IT’S IMPORTANT TO SUPPORT INDUSTRY IN
St. Louis. West County Center in Des Peres is taking that mission to heart by establishing a new partnership with STL Fashion Alliance. The newly founded nonprofit is dedicated to providing resources to aspiring, emerging and established local fashion professionals, ranging from designers to models and photographers. The organization is opening a satellite location in the shopping center with the goal of serving more professionals and teaching the public about the St. Louis fashion industry. STL Fashion Alliance was founded by Audra Harrold and Kristin Phommaly. Their mission was to create a resource to help drive the development of the local fashion industry. “There are a lot of great organizations doing their part for St. Louis fashion,” Harrold says. “If you look at the industry as a pie, everyone has their own unique slice, and it’s really important that we collaborate to move fashion forward as a collective. Our focus is helping people connect with resources, whether they are new to the industry or more established.” The nonprofit’s West County Center location will not be a retail store. Instead, it will serve as an innovation and information hub. “The space will be open to the public so they can come and see what is happening in St. Louis fashion,” Harrold explains. “Designers will be able to share their work on mannequins and through sketches, and people will be able to offer real time feedback on the current displays. We’re really excited to be able to bridge the gap between the public and local talent.” The location also will serve as an event and meeting space, providing designers a professional place to meet with clients that has fitting rooms and tailoring facilities.
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The STL Fashion Alliance’s satellite will host its first event April 1. It will be one of the nonprofit’s Fashion Fridays, which are free networking opportunities for professionals to meet and interact with one another. Some events held at the space will be open to the public, while others will be for the organization’s clients only. Harrold says how the location is utilized will evolve. “Everything is unfolding as we become aware of what people need,” she notes. “Our goal is to create awareness in the public. It goes beyond just shopping locally to making a tangible connection to the local professionals you’re supporting.” For West County Center, a partnership with an organization like STL Fashion Alliance just made sense. “For a style destination like us, this is a great opportunity to be able to support local designers, students and other facets of the St. Louis fashion community,” senior marketing director Sean Phillips says. “Through the satellite location, STL Fashion Alliance will be able to continue to grow while reaching more people in the county, and West County Center will be able to be a part of supporting its mission to bring St. Louis back to prominence in the national and global fashion industry.” &
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The Muny returns to live performances and a full season of Broadway favorites. Meet us under the stars in Forest Park, beginning June 13. Save up to 30% with a seven-show season subscription, now on sale.
4. West County Center
West County Center is celebrating 20 years in 2022 with 20 free giveaway events. Visit Sweet & Sassy on March 26, beginning at 10 a.m., and the first 20 shoppers will receive two tickets to Hairspray at The Fabulous Fox Theatre. Search “20 in 22” on our website for details. I-270 AND MANCHESTER ROAD | 314.288.2020
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Join us for the inaugural Glennon LIVE on April 23, featuring country music star Brad Paisley and comedian Kevin Nealon, to benefit SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital! Tickets available at Ticketmaster. 1465 S. GRAND BLVD. | 314.577.5605 | GLENNON.ORG/LIVE
3. St. Luke’s Hospital
Meditation helps us become healthier, lower our risk for heart disease and reduce stress and pain. Learn the basics March 30 and April 13 from 6:30-8 p.m. at St. Luke’s Hospital. 222 S. WOODS MILL ROAD | 314.434.1500 | STLUKES-STL.COM
Burroughs invites families of rising sixth graders to register for the practice Secondary School Admission Test (SSAT) on April 30. Registration is due by April 20 and the cost of the exam is $155. In cases of significant financial need, this fee can be waived. Please email our admissions office or call 314.993.4045 ext. 242 for assistance. 755 S. PRICE ROAD | 314.993.4040 | JBURROUGHS.ORG
6. Saint Louis Ballet
On stage April 29 through May 1, Gen Horiuchi’s Cinderella is a beautiful re-telling of a classic story. Composed by Sergei Prokofiev and known for its lush scenery, jubilant music and comedic roles, the ballet stands the test of time. PICTURED: SLB DANCER REBECCA CORNETT
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The epicurious will want to check out Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis’ new dining series, A Chef for All Seasons. Chef Gerard Craft and chef de cuisine Peter Slay have invited three highly lauded Four Seasons culinary experts to collaborate on a dining experience. The first event, Modern Barbecue with Global Flavors, features chef Jonathon Sawyer and will be held April 6. Reservations can be made through OpenTable.
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The sea lions at the Saint Louis Zoo are ready to show their stuff! Through March 27, you can catch spring training shows every day at the zoo at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Regular weekend spring shows will then begin April 2 and continue through May 22.
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WARNING: THIS COLUMN IS NOT FUNNY.
Talking about it helps! I know since I have OCD and regularly talk to a therapist and see a doctor for medication. I’ve always been very open about my mental health. I am never embarrassed, just like I wouldn’t be embarrassed if I had diabetes. It is just who I am. So, what can you do to help if someone you know is struggling with depression? Friends: Please call, even if you get no response. The cloud of sadness I feel is often lifted when I have a funny conversation with someone I love. No, I don’t want to talk about myself. I want to hear about you and the things you are doing. It doesn’t make me sad. It makes me hopeful. But please know if I cancel plans at the last minute, it is me, not you. Just remember most people really “do want to get over it,” and saying things like “other people have it worse” and “getting out and taking a walk would help” aren’t helpful to a person who is depressed. Listening and talking, that’s helpful! Family: There are days when getting out of your PJs can be too much, but what a difference
It is truthful, but it won’t make you laugh. I want to talk about depression. Why? Because these past few years have been tough. They have been tough on you, your kids and, honestly, me. So, let’s do a little bit of sharing on a topic that’s not so funny. The easy thing to do would be to write a column about funny words I’ve discovered or Google “humorous speech topic.” I could easily crank out 600 words and be done, but that feels fake and not very honest to a group of people I’ve come to think of as friends. This funny girl hasn’t been feeling all that funny lately. There is no reason to list my tale of woes because if you are a regular reader, you know them: the death of my brother, COVID and a bunch of other things that seemed to hit all at once. I sometimes look up at the sky and wonder who I’ve pissed off. But then I realize what I am going through is part of life. Why talk about it? Since the start of the pandemic there has been a spike in depression.
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it makes. Clothing and a made bed feels like such an accomplishment. Next thing you know, you are ready to tackle one more task and one more after that. Encouragement without judgment is hard, I know, but if you can do it, it does make a difference. And remember, the depressed person knows their depression hurts the entire family and already feels pretty darn guilty about it. Professional help sometimes seems like admitting failure. I am used to therapy because of my OCD. Therapy is the place you get to say anything. I can’t describe how freeing it is to connect with the right therapist. It took me a while to find her, so don’t give up. Depression is not your fault. It’s just your brain’s chemical balance out of whack. I am not a medical professional—though I often act like one—but I do have the good sense to tell you that if you are depressed, talk to your doctor. They will help, but if they don’t, let me know. I’ll yell at them for you. Funny comes next issue. Peace my Peeps!
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Co-founders Audra Harrold and Kristin Phommaly recently launched a new nonprofit dedicated to providing access and resources to St. Louis area fashion professionals. “Fashion West” is an innovation and resource center for professionals and the public located in West County Center, and it will open April 1.
Sabrina Robb Partners is a team of agents guiding experienced home buyers and sellers in the luxury home market. They are united to protect clients from anything or anyone unreasonable during their real estate journey.
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The Warner Hall Group has always taken leading in our industry seriously. To that end, Sam Hall has served on numerous boards at the St. Louis Board of Realtors. This year, he is serving as the chair of its advocacy committee, working to protect the rights of property buyers and sellers throughout our region. 8301 MARYLAND AVE., STE. 100 | 314.764.5238 314.725.0009 | WARNERHALLGROUP.COM
Partnering together has allowed Keith and Christopher to continue being leaders in their field with significant market expansion without compromising the first-class service, attention to detail and innovation that generates results.
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The Realty Shop has become one of the fastest growing, top-ranked real estate companies in St. Louis. With more than 15 years of experience, Amanda knows what works—and what doesn’t—when it comes to both client and agent success.
A strong track record and honed negotiation skills make Alex a leader in the St. Louis real estate market. In 2021, she was ranked as the No. 1 agent at Dielmann Sotheby’s and the No. 1 agent in Ladue.
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People take flight at St. Louis-Lambert International Airport, but usually not inside the complex. That is, until 1 p.m. this Saturday, March 26, when young aerialists, acrobats and other gifted performers of the StL’s own Circus Harmony put on a show in the main terminal. It’s a celebration to focus on a lavish photo exhibit—Watch Out for Flying Children—that was installed in Lambert Gallery and will remain for travelers to enjoy through Sept. 15. The performance will be followed by a reception in the gallery at 2 p.m. Although the event is free, there is a charge for airport parking. The astonishing photos show performers defying gravity on the streets and sidewalks of the Lou, the boardwalk of Tel Aviv, the countryside of Puerto Rico and other international locations. You’d never know where these flying children may land to share the joy, amazement and triumph of the circus. Alumni are performing with Cirque du
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Hope springs eternal. And since it’s officially spring, why shouldn’t it? Events that were canceled because of COVID-19 last year and in 2020 are returning. The second year of Music at the Intersection in the Grand Center Arts District, coming up Sept. 10 and 11, will headline none other than neo-soul siren Erykah Badu, blues-rock guitar wizard Gary Clark Jr. and soulful jazz pianist Robert Glasper. Tickets will cover all acts slated to appear, one or both days of the festival. Local faves, from Urge to Ptah Williams, are on the bill. It’s an embarrassment of riches, and full details are available at musicattheintersection.org. I mean, we didn’t even mention that legendary bluesman Buddy Guy is on the schedule! But that’s six months from now, and if your concert ears get real itchy between now and then, just check calendars for the Pageant, Delmar Hall, Blueberry Hill, the Sheldon and The Fabulous Fox (for starters). Many of the artists you missed because they had to cancel or postpone are returning. Oh, and I hear they play music in Downtown West, Chesterfield and Maryland Heights, too. But don’t be a knucklehead: Make sure to have a mask and proof of vaccination with you.
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Girl Scout cookies are a seasonal delicacy not unlike fruitcake in December or hollow chocolate bunnies in the spring. (Marshmallow Peeps? Who eats that treacly mess, and why?) I say this with some embarrassment because I already consumed, all by myself, five of the seven boxes we ordered from Katie, a Girl Scout and the energetic daughter of Julie Streiler, our lovely and talented design director at T&S. The new Adventurefuls were a brownie-flavored round chunk of chocolate with a hint of sea salt. They were very pretty, and pretty darn good. I left the two boxes of Thin Mints for Andrea, our letter carrier, who sends them to the troops every year. Alas … the rest are all gone. But a sugar jones still surges through my entire being. My mouth waters as I type this: I put the Tagalongs, the chocolate peanut butter cookies, in the freezer. Samoas are better simply refrigerated so you don’t smear chocolate, caramel and coconut all over yourself. Lemon-Ups, a shortbread with a lemony glaze, make you feel better about being a glutton because empowering messages are imprinted on them, like “I Am a Leader’’ or “I’m a Go-Getter”—nothing like “Let’s Share” or “Count Your Calories.” Upon inspecting the packaging, I was taken aback by this phrase: “Naturally Flavored with Other Natural Flavors.” Huh? I’d have contacted someone from the bakery’s Department of Redundancy Department, but I’m fresh out of cookies. Yes, girlscouts.org uses cookies on their website, but they’re not the edible kind. Anyhow, you can’t buy the real thing online—you must contact a Girl Scout like Katie.
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Here’s more on the continuing saga of that big white tent in the southeast corner of Macy’s parking lot at the Galleria. As of March 30, the unique and alluring ‘immersive’ Van Gogh exhibit is to be Van Going … Van Going … Van Gone. I mean, it will be the artist’s 169th birthday. He’s probably over all this fuss by now. Anyhow, if your name is Vincent—or March 30 is your birthday—you’ll get in for free that day. But the tent is to remain. No, it won’t become a wedding reception destination, and it’s not just a tent. Drum roll, please: ‘The Immersive Artspace’ is to be the site of another wildly creative multimedia approach to the oeuvre of an Impressionist artist. Next up— Claude Monet, he of the gorgeous water lilies. As far as we know, when he went to his reward, both of his ears were still attached. But, at this writing, we don’t know how long the segue between productions will take, or when Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience will open. In the meantime, tickets may be reserved at monetstlouis.com.
Soleil, the Flying Wallendas and other companies. One of those alumni became the youngest female human cannonball with Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey. The troupe performs weekly at City Museum. Visit circusharmony.org.
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LAST ISSUE’S Q&A What do Led Zeppelin, The Who, Rush, The Rolling Stones—and Spinal Tap—have in common? Led Zeppelin, the Who, Rush, the Rolling Stones—and Spinal Tap—all lost their original drummers. John Bonham and Keith Moon, respectively drummers for ‘Led Zep’ and the Who, were both claimed by alcoholism at the age of 32. Moon died in 1978, Bonham in 1980. (In a blackly humorous ‘tribute,’ drummers for the make-believe heavy-metal band Spinal Tap kept meeting their demise by various horrible means, from ‘a bizarre gardening accident’ to bursting into flame onstage.) Neil Peart of Rush died in 2020 of brain cancer at 67, and the Stones’ Charlie Watts, 80, died in August 2021 of lung cancer.
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downtown Gateway Outdoor Expo (GOE) had humble beginnings, in a bike swap a dozen or so years ago. This one had a garage-sale atmosphere, where participants would lay out blankets with bicycle accessories and parts for each other to check out. It’s free to attend the expo, held April 1 and 2. The expo stretches out into 50,000 square feet of America’s Center—our woefully underutilized convention complex in downtown St. Louis. Brad Kovach—an inveterate mountain biker who admits to a touch of reckless racing through the woods, mud splattering, teeth chattering as he bounces over rocky terrain—has nurtured the concept. Speaking of rocky terrain, anyone who’s brave enough to kick off a print publication in an increasingly uncertain media environment must be an adrenaline junkie. Indeed. Kovach grew up canoeing and working at a Wisconsin summer camp. A 1995 journalism grad of Indiana University, he’s editor and publisher of Terrain, which one can pick up in more than 200 locations in the region, from sporting-goods stores and bike shops to the Alpine Shop in Kirkwood. (BTW, because inquiring StL minds must know, Kovach is a South County boy, graduating from Lindbergh High School in 1995.) So, what do a kayak or canoe paddler, cross-country skier and mountain biker have in common? Plenty. But they all have a tendency to operate in their own worlds, says Kovach, adding two keywords that describe outdoorsmen and -women throughout the metro: “Super passionate!” These discrete groups can and will communicate. “We’re growing the
community by connecting the dots.” Two dots will be connected in 10 days: GO! St. Louis runners will pick up race packets at America’s Center, where more than 200 GOE exhibitors will be set up. That’s around 10,000 outdoors enthusiasts; a captive audience, if you will. But no one should be too wiped out: The 26.2-mile run is Sunday, April 3, after GOE has wrapped up. Plenty of ‘down’ time beforehand to check out such features as a climbing wall, brand-spanking-new equipment and vehicles, and to watch product and activity demos. The shorter, family-focused events are on Saturday, April 2. (And the day before, April Fools Day, is a Friday, so you’ll be ‘working from home,’ of course. Right?) Kovach also wanted to be in the convention complex because underserved neighborhoods are right at the doorstep: “These kids don’t know they can boat the Mississippi, even though they may see it from their bedroom window.” Efforts to get people outdoors have transformed neighborhoods elsewhere, he said, using Indianapolis as an example. It can here, too. The tireless efforts of Great Rivers Greenway are seeing to that. GOE is a focal point for the sedentary among us still groggy from hibernation, the pandemic, or both. “This is a kickoff, to get everyone excited,” says Kovach, who counts himself fortunate to have a career that fits hand in glove with what he’s always eager to do in his spare time. Visit gatewayoutdoorexpo.com. At terrain-mag.com, you can read Kovach’s thoughtful article, “Driving Diversity and Equity in the St. Louis Outdoors.”
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In recognition of Black History Month, the school’s Black Student Union (BSU) hosted an all-school assembly. The event included performances from the upper school choir and the Gentleman of Vision step team. Members of the BSU read a series of poems by Black influencers, and several students shared narrative readings.
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Mike Roth, the district’s athletic and activities director, has been named Athletic Director of the Year by the Missouri Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association. Having served Parkway for more than 30 years, Roth took on his current position in 2014. Prior to that he worked as the athletic director for Parkway Central High.
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The school recognized 14 student athletes who have verbally committed or have a signed National Letter of Intent to participate in inter-collegiate athletics after graduating from KHS. PICTURED: IN THE BACK ROW, ADAM GATES (FOOTBALL),
DIEGO GUZMAN (SOCCER), DARIUS JONES (FOOTBALL), JACK SHANAHAN (BASEBALL), CAMERON PAUL (FOOTBALL), FINNEGAN MULVANEY (DIVE), XAVIER AUSTIN (FOOTBALL). IN THE FRONT ROW, GRACE HUPP (BASKETBALL), JANE UPMEYER (ROWING), ALYSSA DENNIS (SWIMMING), ELENA MCCARTHY (LACROSSE), BROOKE KITTNER (SOCCER), AIDEN TROUP (BASEBALL), BRIAN LOUDENSLAGER (LACROSSE)
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The artwork of four students was accepted into the St. Louis Artists’ Guild’s Young Artists’ Showcase, the region’s largest high school art show. Seniors Louis Oge and Delanie Osborne, junior Andrea Nutt and sophomore Chloe Peche were among the 120 entries selected for the showcase. PICTURED: NUTT, OGE AND OSBORNE WITH THEIR ARTWORK
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After two snow day postponements, lower school students celebrated Chinese New Year. In recognition of the Year of the Tiger, first graders held a dining hall parade that included banging gongs and ringing bells.
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DOT THEORY I BET MOST OF YOU completed those numbered dot
drawings as kids. The ones where you’d look at a page full of dots and have no idea what the final picture would become. So, you’d start connecting the dots, one, two, three, four and so on. After a while, an image would start to emerge from the dots, and by the last point, you could clearly see the picture. It didn’t matter that you had no clue at the start about what the final depiction would be. If you persisted in connecting dots, an image would evolve. I use these drawings as a metaphor for life and finding your direction and purpose. Dots are any experiences that cross your path that you seem drawn to because it seems like it would be fun, because your gut is telling you to or because it just feels like the right thing to do at the time. Dots can look like a lot of things: a class, a job, volunteer work, traveling, reading a biography, joining a club or group, trying a new activity or having a cup of coffee with someone you find interesting. You trust your gut, experience the dot, and over the months and years, the dots start to connect and the picture of your life slowly emerges. With each dot you learn a new skill, learn about your interests, strengths, aptitude and passions. This growing self-knowledge builds your identity capitol and leads you to your purpose. Learning things is often less important than learning about yourself. I tell young people that they don’t need to be so stressed out about knowing what college they will attend, their major or their career path. I encourage them to interview every adult they bump into and ask them if they knew when they were young adults what they are presently doing for their career. Most grownups had no clue and zig-zagged their way to their calling. Interestingly, you don’t need to connect the dots, they do that on their own without us having to force it. I want us all to value detours, breadth of experience, experimentation, sampling and our intuition. That is how your life path can emerge as well. Set an intention this year to be open to dot experiences and to trust the urges that call to you. In this way, the picture of your life will slowly but surely evolve, one seemingly unconnected experience at a time. Yield to the current of life, unencumbered by cultural conditioning, external pressures and popular opinion. & TIM JORDAN, M.D., IS A BEHAVIORAL PEDIATRICIAN WHO WORKS WITH GIRLS IN GRADE SCHOOL THROUGH COLLEGE. CHECK OUT HIS NEW ONLINE COURSE, PARENTING GIRLS: THE CHALLENGES GIRLS FACE TODAY WITH THEIR FEELINGS AND FRIENDSAND WHAT THEY NEED, AT DRTIMJORDAN.COM.
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COR JESU ACADEMY SUMMER ENRICHMENT AND SPORTS CAMPS Grade school girls are invited to spend the summer at CJA with enrichment and sports camps. Girls will explore interests, learn new skills and connect with friends while spending time on the CJA campus. Hope to see you this summer! 10230 Gravois Road 314.842.1546 corjesu.org/camp
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FORSYTH SUMMER DISCOVERY Forsyth Summer Discovery provides a balance of structure and age-appropriate freedom, offering children age 3 through grade seven a largely unplugged experience with a neighborhood feel. Explore our 2022 season and discover summer at Forsyth! Extended day is available; additional fees apply. 6235 Wydown Blvd. 314.726.4542 | forsythschool.org/summer-discovery
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THE WILSON SCHOOL SUMMER CAMP & THINK CAMP Two great opportunities are available at The Wilson School this summer! Both options are filled with a wide variety of activities kids will love. From swimming and games to robotics and puzzle design, campers will enter a world of summer fun. Visit our website to learn more about session dates and age ranges. 400 De Mun Ave. 314.725.4999 wilsonschool.com/summer-camp.html
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AS WE AGE, SECURITY AND COMFORT become even more important than they
were earlier in life. It’s much easier to enjoy your later years when you know all your needs are anticipated and help is never more than a few steps away. Elfriede Olney, who lives at The Gatesworth in University City, says the combination of ease and confidence is one of the main reasons she decided to move to the residence about four years ago. Olney, a native of Linz, Austria, says her experience as a resident has been wonderful from day one. She previously owned a home with her husband, Dr. John Olney, and the two had been planning a move to The Gatesworth when he became ill and passed away. It was a bit daunting to pare down her possessions and relocate, but Olney says The Gatesworth staff were there to help her manage the process from the start. “They were wonderful,” she says. “They helped me move and got me set up in my new apartment. The staff thought of things I couldn’t have anticipated, and they made a difficult situation much more comfortable. And they are always available whenever I require something. No need is too large or small for them to help with.” Olney says making friends and settling into the community came naturally because she was so thoroughly welcomed. “Socialization is a big part of living here, but you can do as much or as little of it as you like,” she explains. “The staff understands that everyone has different needs and preferences.” Another attractive aspect of life at The Gatesworth is how easy it is to stay active. “I was a gymnast and had a career as an occupational therapist, so I know the importance of regular physical activity,” she says. “Physical and mental health go hand in hand. Maintaining movement, strength and balance are so important as you get older.” She exercises five times a week and takes part in group classes that make it easy to stay motivated. “I also enjoy playing ping-pong and going for walks through the beautifully landscaped grounds,” she says. “Whenever friends come to visit, they are amazed at how lovely it is here.”
THE GATESWORTH’S BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS MAKE IT EASY TO STAY ACTIVE.
There are plenty of other stimulating pastimes to keep residents engaged as well, Olney says. “I love the cultural activities and lectures on current events, music, art, science and politics,” she notes. “We enjoy presentations from very learned, interesting people from local universities, and they are always very popular.” Dining is its own form of entertainment as well. “I’m very impressed with the cuisine here,” Olney says. “Our chef covers all of the food groups and pays close attention to good nutrition for the residents. Meals are always a pleasure, whether I eat in my apartment or join others in the dining room.” Daily personal attention rounds out her list of reasons to enjoy life at The Gatesworth. “I think what makes it so special is that the owners SE NI OR LIV IN G are here and accessible,” Olney says. “The staff is really caring, and they notice your needs. Their kindness is what makes this community so homelike for me.” & SPEC IAL SECT ION
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Urology of St. Louis (USL) has created a new way for people suffering from urinary tract infections to immediately access care. A new virtual clinic will allow for same-day and next-day virtual appointments, diagnostics and treatment. Patients will be able to consult with a nurse over the phone, drop off a urine sample to be reviewed and set up a virtual consultation with a doctor to review the results. “UTIs are a condition that can be easily diagnosed and treated but can also lead to other much more serious complications such as kidney infections or even sepsis if ignored,” Dr. David Bryan says. “We created this innovative diagnosis testing process to provide patients with a convenient way to access the specialized care our team of urologists provides, without any major disruptions to their day.”
Thanks to a grant from the JC Memorial Foundation, the Mercy Cardinals Young Adult Cancer Program is helping patients with fertility preservation. The program works with patients ranging in age from 15 to 30 and is the only one of its kind in the St. Louis region. A dedicated nurse navigator will provide support to ensure fertility considerations are addressed at the earliest stages of treatment. “Addressing future fertility before treatment begins is my top priority,” nurse navigator Gina Sundmacher says. “Even for teens who are nowhere near considering a family, it’s important they know the potential risks of various treatment options to their fertility and what they can do about it proactively. Patients are living longer after treatment, and we want them to have the best quality of life possible after they beat cancer.”
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Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine have determined that people who had COVID-19 are at increased risk of cardiovascular complications like blood clots, stroke, heart attack and disruptive heart rhythms up to a year after infection. The study analyzed medical records of 153,760 people who had tested positive for COVID-19 sometime between March 1, 2020, and Jan. 15, 2021. “We wanted to build upon our past research on COVID’s long-term effects by taking a closer look at what’s happening in people’s hearts,” says senior author Dr. Ziyad Al-Aly, an assistant professor of medicine. “What we’re seeing isn’t good. COVID-19 can lead to serious cardiovascular complications and death. The heart does not regenerate or easily mend after damage. These are diseases that will affect people for a lifetime.”
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FRIENDSHIP VILLAGE PARC PROVENCE A very happy birthday to Genevieve Turner! The Parc Provence resident recently turned 108. Turner was born on Jan. 24, 1914, in Mount Morris, Illinois, and grew up in Webster Groves. She attended Beloit College in Wisconsin, where she received a bachelors in English and was part of the Kappa Delta sorority—she received more than 100 birthday cards from sorority sisters. She earned a masters from Northwestern University and worked as a teacher in the Special School District. Turner lived at home until she was 104 and enjoys spending time outside, listening to music, watching the news and reading. She also is part of Parc Provence’s book, bridge and gardening clubs.
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The senior living community hosted a special event for residents, The Pursuit of Exceptional Senior Living Celebration. It featured a presentation from Charlie Deutsch, David Smith and Bob Leonard about how they aspired to create and grow one of the most revolutionary senior living communities in history. Covering everything from construction, partnerships, expansion and plans for the future, the three co-founders shared how they turned their dream into reality with The Gatesworth.
CROWN CENTER FOR SENIOR LIVING Kate Massot has been hired as program coordinator by the senior living community. She comes to Crown Center after working as a service coordinator at The Brentmoor Retirement Community. Most recently, she worked at Covenant Place, where she also coordinated resident programming and meal deliveries. In her new position, she is responsible for programming for Crown residents and senior adults living in the surrounding community.
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Eat Better, Age Better BY S T E P H A N I E WA L L AC E Along with staying active, proper nutrition can support healthy aging. Here are some tips for what to put on your plate to ensure you can make the most of your golden years. Jacque Phillips RN, BSN, President/Founder
balance your plate
Eating a variety of foods from each food group can help reduce the risk of chronic diseases like high blood pressure, diabetes, hypertension and heart disease. To get more fruits and veggies in your meals and snacks, you can opt for frozen, canned or ready-to-eat varieties if slicing and chopping fresh ones is a challenge. Make sure you are avoiding foods that are high in added sugar, saturated fats and sodium.
maintain muscle mass
Make sure you get enough protein throughout the day. Adding seafood, dairy or fortified soy alternatives along with beans, peas and lentils to your meals can help you maintain muscle mass.
focus on nutrients
Make sure you choose foods that include the nutrients you need, such as potassium, calcium, dietary fiber and vitamins B12 and D. B12 can be especially important because our ability to absorb it decreases with age, and the use of certain medication can decrease it further. Protein and fortified foods can help you get the recommended amount. If you are considering taking dietary supplements, it’s important to discuss them with your health care provider.
drink plenty of liquids
As we age, we can lose some of our sense of thirst. It’s important that we continue to regularly drink water throughout the day. To avoid dehydration, low- or fat-free milk, fortified soy beverages and 100% juice also are options. Beverages with lots of added sugars or salt should be avoided.
think about your teeth
Our teeth and gums change with age, and we may not be able to chew everything we could when we were younger. People with dental problems sometimes find foods like fruits, vegetables or meats difficult to manage, but it’s important not to miss out on the nutrients they provide. Look for softer alternatives like steamed veggies, canned unsweetened fruit, low-sodium soups or canned tuna.
practice safe preparation
If you are 65 or older, you’re at higher risk for serious complications, including hospitalization and death, from foodborne illnesses. This is for a variety of reasons, including food being held longer in the gastrointestinal tract, allowing bacteria to grow; the liver and kidneys not properly ridding the body of bacteria and toxins; the stomach not producing enough acid; and underlying chronic conditions like cancer and diabetes. Make sure food is properly refrigerated; separate items like raw meat, poultry and seafood so they don’t spread bacteria; make sure food is always cooked to the correct internal temperature; and always wash your hands.
eat socially
Meals are more enjoyable when shared with others, so make eating a social event. Invite a friend to join you for a meal at least twice a week, or check with community centers or places of worship for opportunities to eat with others. If you’re in a senior living community, enjoy lunch and dinner with your neighbors in communal dining spaces.
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A TIME TO CELEBRATE WEST COUNTY CENTER
by stephanie wallace WHEN IT COMES TO CELEBRATION, there’s nothing quite like a birthday, and West County Center in Des Peres is having a big one in 2022. While the shopping center first opened in 1969, it underwent a major expansion in 2002, bringing a revitalized retail experience to St. Louis. Now, it is marking two decades of serving the community in its new and improved capacity. To celebrate, West County Center is offering 20 giveaways throughout the year. One of the largest is planned for April 9 at Evereve, a women’s styling boutique. The shopping center is partnering with The Fabulous Fox Theatre to give the first 20 people who visit the store two tickets to Disney’s The Lion King, which will be playing at the theater June 1 through 19. The next 20 visitors will receive a $20 Evereve gift card, Lion King soundtrack and the Something to Celebrate box, a special offering put together by the Hallmark Channel. According to manager Jordan Tieber, Evereve is excited for the opportunity to participate in the giveaway. That day the store also will be hosting a style social. “Guests will not only get the chance to win Lion King tickets,” she says. “Everyone will have the opportunity to participate in our styling experience, there will be refreshments, and a 15% discount will be offered.” While Evereve has been a part of West County Center for five years, she hopes the event will offer more people a chance to discover it. With the store’s focus on personalized styling, the April 9 event is the perfect time for people to explore this spring’s new trends. Tieber notes that there are several trends the store’s trained stylists are excited about. “Straight-legged denim is huge
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For KSDK ’s Monica Adams, the fun begins early. As par t of “ Today in St . Louis,” her day begins well before your alarm goes off or the red camera light goes on, and she wouldn’ t have it any other way. Her career as a seasoned veteran in T V and radio is just the tip of the iceberg—she doesn’ t waste a minute when it comes to pursuing multiple ventures and having a good time. YOU HAVE DONE SO MANY THINGS IN MEDIA . WHERE DID IT ALL START ? In 1993 , I had an internship in spor ts for channel 3 . I left there and ended up going into radio in Festus. I was there for two and a half years, and it ’s really where I got my feet wet . From there, I went to a solo countr y music show in De Soto, Missouri, and then moved to WIL where I did news and spor ts. YOU’ VE COVERED JUST ABOUT EVERY TOPIC. WHAT HAVE YOU ENJOYED THE MOST ? I think more of the enter tainment aspect . I loved doing morning radio at WIL . The team we had there just had natural chemistr y, and I really enjoyed having the oppor tunit y to inter view so many different people like athletes, musicians and actors. I’ ve always been drawn to the ar ts, so for me, there was just a natural connection. Now, I’m doing press junkets, so I’ ve star ted that again. WHAT MAKES YOUR CURRENT CREW SO MUCH FUN TO WORK WITH? I came to KSDK from a competing station and had never met most of the crew in person. Normally, when you put people who never really knew each other together, you have to find your way to some sor t of chemistr y. From the moment I walked in the door, it was like I had known these people my entire career. I love what we all bring as a team, but also as individuals. YOUR L ATEST VENTURE IS WORKING WITH THE FOLK S AT BESPOKE . When I was growing up, my mom was a seamstress, so I’ ve always been around fashion. For as long as I’ ve been on T V, the No. 1 question my family and friends and I get asked is “ Where does Monica shop?” Beyond dressing well myself, I’ ve always loved helping others find their true potential, especially men. I’ ve always helped out the guys I’ ve dated, my cousins and my friends’ husbands and boy friends. I have too much creativit y for what ’s on the rack , so designing custom clothing is what I love. WHAT ’S ONE ST YLE TREND YOU’D LIKE TO BRING BACK ? I love to be dressed up, even beyond what we wear on the air. I toe the line of trends, but I love the class of yester year. I would love to bring back the st yles of the 1920s and ‘30s. At some point , it became OK to look like a slob, and I hate it . WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE TRAVEL DESTINATION? We go to Cabo San Lucas ever y other year, but my dream vacation when I was little was Australia and New Zealand, which we did for our second anniversar y.
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Spring is in the air, and the fashion world is celebrating with vibrant hues! Get inspired and show your true colors.
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FOOD&LIFESTYLE Open Edit sheer woven wide brim floppy bucket hat, $39 from Nordstrom at West County Center Sculpted Italian wool blazer, $229; wide-leg Italian wool pant, $149; both from Banana Republic at West County Center Orange mesh top, $39.99 from H&M at West County Center
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Bardot Belle faux leather paper bag shorts, $89 from Nordstrom at West County Center Stripe mock turtleneck, $9.99; fine dot tights, $12.99; both from H&M at West County Center Christian Louboutin Loubirain block-heel red sole boots, $695; Alice + Olivia Yardley vegan leather cropped jacket, $495; both from Neiman Marcus Hat, model’s own
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a season of Spring means lots of new things, including fashion trends. It’s the perfect time to refresh your style with bright and vibrant pieces. You don’t have to clear out your entire wardrobe. Bring some seasonal freshness to any ensemble with the right accessories in the right colors.
SUNNY YELLOW Show off your sunny disposition and brighten any outfit. Whether it’s a pop of lemon or a softer canary note, you can’t go wrong with this always happy hue. EVEREVE ELLEN RAFFIA HOOP EARRING, $34 FROM EVEREVE AT WEST COUNTY CENTER
HOT PINK This is a shade that demands attention. Channel your inner Barbie and make a bold statement that’s also a lot of fun. VERSACE VE4361 53 SUNGLASSES, $327 FROM MACY’S AT WEST COUNTY CENTER
LIME GREEN Green is everywhere in spring, but there’s no doubt that you’ll stand out with a neon hue. It’s the perfect way to add a punch of color to a neutral white or black outfit. CIRCUS BY SAM EDELMAN MIRANDA PLATFORM ANKLE STRAP SANDAL, $90 FROM NORDSTORM AT WEST COUNTY CENTER
SKY BLUE While St. Louis weather may not guarantee anything, you can channel a clear, cloudless sky with this color. Like most shades of blue, this one is very versatile and offers a more subtle way to introduce color. 2-IN-1 TOP HANDLE FAUX LEATHER SATCHEL, $68 FROM BLUSH BOUTIQUE
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the flaming lips
The band stops in the StL as part of its American Head tour. The Pageant | $45 for general admission 8 p.m. | 314.726.6161 | thepageant.com
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sake and sakura
Written by Colin Healy, St. Louisan and music director of COCA’s vocal company, the musical explores real-life events surrounding the 1924 incident at Bayway Standard Oil through the lens of both those who worked there and those responsible.
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the wind blows back
Chamber music Society of St. Louis presents this program centered around wind instruments The Sheldon | $39 | 7:30 p.m. 314.941.6309 | chambermusicstl.org
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big machine
The landmark musical returns to St. Louis. Featuring a score that blends hip-hop, jazz, R&B and Broadway, Hamilton takes the story of American founding father Alexander Hamilton and creates a revolutionary moment. The Fabulous Fox Theatre | $79-$199 Various showtimes | 314.534.1111 fabulousfox.com
art speaks: symbolism and modernity in european arts
Saint Louis Art Museum presents a talk focused on key figures in the Symbolist art movement of the late 19th century. Virtual | Free | Noon 314.721.0072 | slam.org
COCA | $10-$19 | 7 p.m. 314.725.6555 | cocastl.org
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Visit abandoned mines, find hidden history in parking lots and learn the true stories behind place names like Old Orchard and College Hill. This talk guides you across the city and uncovers seemingly normal buildings with secret and amazing histories.
4/12-5/15
Missouri Botanical Garden | $20-$25 5:30 p.m. | 314.577.5100 | mobot.org
The indie rock sensation performs fan favorites live with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra.
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Missouri History Museum | Free | 11 a.m. 314.818.6780 | mohistory.org
Bask in the beauty of blooming cherry trees while sipping sake. Attendees will receive a keepsake special massu tasting cup and will have the rare opportunity to explore the Japanese Garden’s Teahouse Island.
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my brother, my brother and me
Join Justin, Travis and Griffin McElory for a live episode of their podcast. Stifel Theatre | $39.50 | 7 p.m. 314.499.7600 | stifeltheatre.com
cinderella
The Saint Louis ballet presents Gen Horiuchi’s take on the classic fairy tale. Touhill Performing Arts Center | $22-$59 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. | 314.534.1111 stlouisballet.org
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bon jovi
The band hits the stage at the Enterprise Center as part of its 2022 tour. Enterprise Center | $16.50-$196.50 8 p.m. | enterprisecenter.com
FRONT &CENTER THE BLACK REP by stephanie wallace
RON HIMES
IN 1976, RON HIMES WAS A BUSINESS STUDENT at Washington University. Motivated
by struggles his friends in the theater department were facing, he created a company for Black theater professionals to hone their craft. Forty-five years later, The Black Rep has become a cultural institution in St. Louis. What was your mission in founding The Black Rep in 1976? I had friends in the theater department at Wash. U who weren’t being cast in productions. I myself had been in a play, and it had piqued my interest, so I went to audition for another. The director told me that he couldn’t cast me because there were no Black characters. That was the impetus to start my own company, and that evolved into The Black Rep. I wanted to create an outlet and opportunities for African Americans who were interested in doing theater but didn’t have a place to pursue it. Did you imagine The Black Rep would have the legacy it does? Not really. When you start something, you’re not looking 50 years down the road. We really did take it one day, one season at a time. Before we knew it, we were celebrating five and then 10 years. Now more than ever, we’re beginning to plan for 45 more years. When we started, I never thought about it that way. We were just trying to make it from season to season. How has Black art in St. Louis changed since the 1970s? In the early days, The Black Rep was really the only company doing Black theater, and a lot of African American actors primarily only worked with us. Now, there are a lot more opportunities to develop and showcase Black talent. A lot of actors have been discovered by other theaters while performing in our productions. A generation of young people has more opportunities because of the work we’ve done over the last 45 years. What lessons has the pandemic taught you? It’s taught us about our own resilience and ability to adapt and be creative. We never stopped producing during the pandemic. Early on, we converted to doing virtual programming for
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Sleep One of the most overlooked factors in good skin health is proper rest. “Sleep is when repair happens in the body and the skin,” Miller says. “If you are not getting enough rest each night, your body is not repairing damage and injury as efficiently. The importance of sleep can’t be overstated.” Regular exercise has benefits as well. “Whatever makes sense for the general health of your body can be applied to the health of your skin,” she says.
Collagen Miller adds that some supplements also can be helpful for skin. “Collagen supplements used to be thought of as something of a fad, but they have been around for a while now, and studies show they can be beneficial,” she notes. “Powdered preparations can be added to water or other drinks; they contain collagen peptides that are already enzymatically broken down so they are more easily digested. And the body needs amino acids to make new collagen molecules. When you add the right things to your diet, you are giving your tissues the building blocks to create new collagen. It’s like having all the construction materials you need to build a strong wall. Good diet, sleep and self-care — all three are key for healthy skin.”
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The kitchen is the heart of the home, and with so much time spent in this room, it’s important to create a space that feels special and unique designed for your specific taste, lifestyle and needs. That’s what these 2022 kitchen trends are all about! 1. Oversized Hoods Making a statement doesn’t necessarily equal doing something elaborate, and the stunningly sleek and simple oversized hoods we’re seeing more and more of in recent designs are all the proof you need. While it may seem a bit odd to see the scale of a hood go beyond the size of the range, this look of a longer, more “stretched-out” hood offers a bespoke feel that actually goes back to classic European homes. From smooth marble to shiny copper to plaster and everything in between, your options for achieving this look are limitless. 2. Larger Pantries In search of a solution for a light-and-airy, decluttered kitchen space? A large pantry is a perfect option. This additional space is ideal for holding all of your messes and clutter rather than letting your main kitchen bare it all. If you bake a lot, you might consider adding a second oven or dishwasher for extra functionality. If you’re big on entertaining, this space serves as an excellent out-of-view collection area for used glasses and dishes so you can keep the main kitchen clean while guests are over. 3. Custom Cabinetry & Organization Speaking of light and airy spaces, another wonderful way to declutter is by opting for custom cabinetry and those special bells and whistles that help keep all of your everyday items from view. From pull-out canisters, towel hooks and baking
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drawers to hidden coffee bars, paper towel holders and pet bowls, the options are endless for ways to make your kitchen feel special and truly your own. Tap into the potential of your kitchen by considering how you use your space and what could make it more functional for you. 4. Bringing in Wood Tones with a Standalone Piece Adding a wooden standalone piece is an easy and unique way to bring in wood tones. If you have an antique or vintage piece you’ve been longing to do something with, this might be your chance! The piece you choose doesn’t necessarily have to be something you would think goes in the kitchen— hutches are always a win, but even a table or dresser can make a space look special and thoughtfully put together with a more organic feel. 5. Mixing Pulls & Knobs The standard used to be pulls for drawers and knobs for cabinet doors. As we’re entering 2022, we’re seeing these rules are out the window. More recent kitchen designs feature doors with pulls, drawers with knobs and an eye-catching mix of both throughout the space. It’s common to mix two, or even three, styles of hardware for a bit more of an eclectic look. Generally speaking, you want to make sure the hardware finishes are the same—some designs do achieve a beautiful mix of finishes, it’s just trickier to accomplish if you’re also mixing styles. When in doubt, stick with mixing one or the other.
6. Natural Stone Beauty is often found in the perfectly imperfect. Natural stone makes for an excellent material that will bring this kind of natural beauty into your kitchen space. Marble instantly invites a warm, timeless, sophisticated feel into any kitchen, so it’s no surprise we’re continuing to see this material largely used as backsplashes and countertop. We’re seeing more and more attention paid to marble countertop edges. Rather than the sleek and simple squared edge, people are opting for the more traditional, Ogee edge to achieve a classic look. 7. Curves Timeless curves truly make a space feel softer and more inviting. Curved cabinetry offers an undeniable elegance in the kitchen, and even something as sleek as a curved island can add an elegant softness to your space. Yet another simple look that can have so much impact on your kitchen space, curved doorways offer such a refined look to your entryways or breakfast nooks. If your kitchen includes counter seating, a breakfast nook area, or your dining table and chairs, you can take advantage of the opportunity to incorporate curves into your space without a full renovation by leaning into curvier pieces for these areas.
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STEVE ASADORIAN OF ASADORIAN RUG COMPANY Are you seeing any trends in rugs right now? Antique rugs are always popular. Homeowners with older properties are looking for rugs from the 1920s that are Persian or Persian-inspired. Geometric styles lean more casual and modern, and we’re seeing a lot of current designers moving in that direction. Colors that are trending right now include all shades of blue from sky to navy, and gray also has been very popular. What should people consider when looking for a new rug? The best place to start is what size is needed for the area. Then, move onto style and color. At Asadorian Rug Company, we allow people to pick two or three rugs, and we bring them to their home. That way they can see the rugs in their own space with the rest of their decor. That’s really the only way to make sure something is going to look right. How often should rugs receive maintenance? It really depends on the amount of traffic the rug receives. If it’s a high traffic space, you’ll want to have it cleaned and checked around every two years. If it’s a place where less people are walking, then you can wait about four years. It’s important to note that in the Midwest we do see a lot of moth damage. If your rug is in a dark, inactive area, you may find that moths have started to eat it if it’s made from wool, which is the most likely case. To prevent this, make sure you get your rugs moth-proofed. Are any styles or colors less in demand right now? Florals are not as popular right now. People also aren’t looking for red rugs as much.
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CREVE COEUR BEGAN AS ONE OF MANY
small communities that popped along the centuries-old route that is now Olive Boulevard. As St. Louis County continued to grow after World War II, the push westward led to its incorporation in 1949. The former farming community has developed into a wonderful community that is home to thriving restaurants and businesses, picturesque parks and more.
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COBALT SEA & SMOKE: The restaurant brings together different food sources—farmlands and the sea—to create a unique culinary experience with globally inspired flavors.
BIRKENSTOCK & MORE: Part of the Laurie’s Shoes family, this shop offers the largest selection of Birkenstock shoes and sandals in the Midwest.
LA BONNE BOUCHÉE PATISSERIE & CAFE: Since 1981, this French bakery has offered pastries and other baked goods made daily along with breakfast, lunch and dinner entrees.
GENOVESE JEWELERS: One of the largest jewelers in the country, the store has provided handcrafted jewelry, high-quality diamonds and other precious stones for more than 40 years.
IL BEL LAGO: Founded by the same family behind Giovnni’s On the Hill, this spot is serving up classic Italian food in an elegant atmosphere.
THE RESALE SHOP: All proceeds from this shop benefit the community service and advocacy projects of the National Council of Jewish Women St. Louis.
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Meaning “heartbreak” in French, the name comes from the legend that Creve Coeur Lake is linked to a Native American princess’ unrequited love for a French fur trapper.
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MILLENIUM PARK: Sitting on 25 acres, the park includes two playgrounds, a seasonal splash pad, walking trails, soccer and baseball fields and a Little Free Library where people can take and leave books. annual events FARMER’S MARKET: From May to October, the market offers fresh, regionally grown produce and other items, such as meats, eggs, honey, flowers and handmade artisan goods. ARBOR DAY CELEBRATION: In recognition of Creve Coeur’s nickname “Tree City,” the celebration includes an art contest, a plant giveaway, educational displays, a nature walk and more.
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Historic Tappmeyer Homestead, Hackmann and Clester cabins, Lake School House
NUDO HOUSE: This is another restaurant with a familial connection to a local fave. Developed by Qui Tran (son of Mai Lee founder Lee Tran), the eatery’s menu features ramen along with pho, bahn mi and more.
DR. H. PHILLIP VENABLE MEMORIAL PARK: Spanning seven and a half acres, the park features a half-mile paved trail, three tennis courts, a soccer field, two playgrounds and a picnic pavilion.
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PICTURE THIS… STYLISH SHELVES by lauren rechan
I AM ALWAYS STUMPED WHEN STYLING SHELVES. I envy those that have just the right eye and know how to put together a multitude of meaningful items, art and books in a chic and beautiful way. Most often I give up after multiple attempts and leave the shelves with much to be desired! These are the photos I am turning to for guidance, hopefully they will inspire you as well to make something magical happen on your shelves.
Even kids’ rooms can have beautiful shelves.
Color block shelves are an interesting way to jazz things up! Did you know you can buy books by color online or sort your own collection!
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This masterful and eclectic mix of found items is displayed perfectly.
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Don’t forget to light your beautiful shelves with a lamp if you have an outlet or install art lights.
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Wildwood | $499,900
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A NEW DIRECTION IN REAL ESTATE ACTIVE
ACTIVE
15 TOPTON WAY, UNIT #2C, CLAYTON
$1,100,000
SOLD
204 GAY AVENUE, CLAYTON
$899,000
SOLD
6365 ELLENWOOD AVENUE, CLAYTON
$2,100,000
111 ABERDEEN PLACE, CLAYTON
$1,320,000
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11 Jennycliffe Lane $860,000 | Pr/SqFt: $259.51 Dielmann Sotheby’s International Realty Agent: Jeff Lottmann
863 Twin Pine Drive $610,000 | Pr/SqFt: $270.15 Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate Agent: Sandra Cramberg
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436 S. Van Buren Ave. $1,630,0000 | Pr/SqFt: $317.49 EXP Realty Agent: Kathy Helbig
13277 Tall Pine Court $700,000 | Pr/SqFt: $206.67 Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate Agent: Suzie Heimburger
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16 Rio Vista Drive $1,380,000 | Pr/SqFt: $270.75 Redkey Realty Leaders Agent: Sarah Bernard 601 Barnes Road $9,100,000 | Pr/SqFt: $2,146.23 Coldwell Banker Realty - Gundaker Agent: John Ryan
8300 Kingsbury Blvd. $2,145,000 | Pr/SqFt: $496.53 Gladys Manion Real Estate Agent: Carol Butler
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34 Oak Bend Court $1,275,000 | Pr/SqFt: $399.44 Compass Realty Group Agents: Dooley Rowe Schnoebelen
1608 Misty Hollow Court $570,000 | Pr/SqFt: $164.31 Dielmann Sotheby’s International Realty Agents: Stephanie Oliver and Esther Cohen
2 W. Walinca Walk $1,025,000 | Pr/SqFt: $355.16 RedKey Realty Leaders Agent: Bjaye Greer
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13 Hortense Place $1,342,500 | Pr/SqFt: $184.74 Gladys Manion Real Estate Agent: Keith Manzer
63119 7 Woodhaven Road $740,000 | Pr/SqFt: $228.18 Keller Williams Realty St. Louis Agent: Pat Coursault
7917 Lafon Place $1,250,000 | Pr/SqFt: $367.11 Re/Max Alliance Real Estate Agent: Tammy Owens
11929 Clayton Road $670,000 | Pr/SqFt: $207.11 RedKey Realty Leaders Agent: Nate Johnson 12726 Wynfield Pines Court $1,035,000 | Pr/SqFt: $232.43 Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate Agents: Kristi and J.T. Monschein 13549 Weston Park Drive $1,550,000 | Pr/SqFt: $256.11 Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Select Properties Agent: Ann Cordeal 2711 Covington Place Estates $1,925,000 | Pr/SqFt: $416.31 Dielmann Sotheby’s International Realty Agents: Stephanie Oliver and Esther Cohen
63141 413 Stonechase Lane $2,036,738 | Pr/SqFt: $381.98 Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate Agent: Diane Patershuk
Pending SOLD
SOLD
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408 N Warson Ladue | $ 1,450,000
32 Bellerive country club Town & Country | $995,500
SOLD 107 Graybrudge Ladue | $2,449,000
SOLD REPRESENTED BUYER
5725 Lindell St. Louis | $2,300,000
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Pending REPRESENTED BUYER
9675 Ladue Rd LAdue | $1,195,000
Pending REPRESENTED BUYER
11 Long Meadows Town & Country| $1,499,900
Luxury listing packages starting at 1% SOLD 7744 Pershing Ave Clayton | $2,199,000
SOLD 2 Upper Warson Ladue | $2,949,000
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14-21 99.5% Average number of days on market
SOLD 1 Wendover Ladue | $1,475,000
SOLD 725 N Graeser Creve Coeur | $1,471,500
Pending REPRESENTED BUYER
18 Ridgemoor Clayton | $1,225,000
Pending REPRESENTED BUYER
20 Midpark Ln Ladue|$1,297,700
Average list vs sale price ratio
$1Billion
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Pending REPRESENTED BUYER
1222 Devonworth Dr Town & Country| $2,650,000
Pending REPRESENTED BUYER
233 Deer Run Ln Eureka | $1,350,000
Amanda Alejandro-Steinback President & Brokerage Owner
SOLD 12120 Hibler st. Louis | $555,000
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SOLD 16944 Riverdale Chesterfield| $1,485,000
SOLD
SOLD
REPRESENTED BUYER
REPRESENTED BUYER
30 Bellerive Country Club Creve Coeur | $ 2,995,000
899 Durrow Dr Town & Country|$829,000
