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On Nov. 16, 2020, I started as public information officer for the STL County prosecuting attorney. My tweets before that date are my personal problems.
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From zoo visitor to zookeeper

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By Chris King
| St. Louis American Verified
Jackson Tucker, who works in the inaugural class of zookeepers at the St. Louis Zoo’s new WildCare Park in North County, has been connected to this zoo for almost all of his 24 years on Earth. His family celebrated his first birthday at the St. Louis Zoo. At 20, he landed his first internship at the zoo’s River’s Edge attraction.
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Focus on the 4th leads to night of magical chamber music

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By Chris King
| St. Louis American Verified
The Chamber Music Society of St. Louis programmed their final show of an exciting season around the date of the concert, May 4, as in, may the 4th be with you. There were a lot of 4s and quartets. The first half of the concert paired two compositions that counted as an Opus 4: Arcangelo (coolest name, ever) Corelli’s Sonata a Quattro for Trumpet and Strings and Benjamin Britten’s Simple Symphony, Op. 4.
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Viola gets rare spotlight in SLSO’s Live at the Sheldon

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By Chris King
| St. Louis American Verified
The viola is the odd instrument out in an orchestra’s string section. It is not the diva violin, it is not the moody cello, and it is not the burly double bass. Musicians love to make fun of instruments they don’t play and those who do play them, but the viola joke literature is especially robust. A high school physics teacher who plays the much-maligned instrument in two regional orchestras maintains three webpages of viola insults (that have all been translated into Japanese). Here is one.
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