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Lynn Alpert

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St. Louis
As seen in: St. Louis/Southern Illinois Labor Tribune
Illustrator, storyteller, designer, cat lover, and book nerd. 10+ year member of SCBWI.
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Third annual Mother Jones celebration set for May 5

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By Lynn Alpert
| St. Louis/Southern Illinois Labor Tribune Verified
Mt. Olive, IL – A festival celebrating famed Labor leader Mother Jones will take place on May 5 in Mt. Olive, Ill. The third annual Mother Jones Festival will begin in downtown Mt. Olive with live music, a “magic and medicine” show, sidewalk art competition for children, cemetery tours and busing to Mother Jones’ grave, Mother Jones Museum tours and more.
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Students learn about the building trades at third annual Build My Future® STL showcase

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By Lynn Alpert
| St. Louis/Southern Illinois Labor Tribune Verified
St. Charles County – Some 3,000 students from 80 high schools in St. Louis, Eastern Missouri and Southern Illinois attended the third annual Build My Future® STL construction career and industry showcase April 24 and 25 at the St. Charles Family Arena.
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Laborers Local 110 donates $10K to $5 for the Fight fund

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By Lynn Alpert
| St. Louis/Southern Illinois Labor Tribune Verified
Sunset Hills, MO – Laborers Local 110 has donated $10,000 to the St. Louis Labor Council’s Robert E. Kelly $5 for the Fight fund to help union families facing financial hardship. The Fight Fund is administered by the United Way and makes payments directly to vendors and service providers to help union members with rent and mortgage payments, utilities, medical bills and other needs. The fund is now a 501c3 charity, so all donations are tax deductible.
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