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St. Louis Aldermen President gets $35K in lawsuit over policing during 2017 Stockley protests

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By Lacretia Wimbley Verified
| KWMU-FM (St. Louis, MO) Verified
A lawsuit filed eight years ago by St. Louis Board of Aldermen President Megan Green — after she was tear gassed by police during a 2017 protest — was settled in court for $35,000 Monday morning. The lawsuit states Green — then an alderwoman representing the 15th Ward — joined hundreds of other citizens in the Central West End on Sept. 15, 2017 for a protest.
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Piano lessons at St. Louis County jail provide much-needed creative outlet for detainees

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By Lacretia Wimbley Verified
| KWMU-FM (St. Louis, MO) Verified
Four people sat in front of Yamaha keyboards on May 19 learning to play the Christmas classic “Jingle Bells.” They each sat in front of their own keyboard, tapping away at the black and white piano keys while following along with class instructor Joe Zempel. The men laughed and joked around with each other as some of them played the wrong notes. “I always wanted to play piano because I actually sing and I rap. That’s the artist in me,” said Koran Adams through a wide smile.
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Piano lessons at St. Louis County jail provide much-needed creative outlet for detainees

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By Lacretia Wimbley Verified
| Flipboard
Democrats fight for attention in crowded Missouri Senate primary in St. Louis County Four Democrats are running to succeed state Sen. Brian Williams in North St. Louis County — and struggling to get anyone to notice.Democrats are …
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