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June 2004 Vol.5 Issue 6
Find
summer fun spots from YSL.com’s archives
Want to find fun places in St. Louis to visit this summer?
Young Saint Louis.com can help. Last July,
author Julie Douglas made a list from her book, “A
Parent’s Guide to St. Louis.” In May, 2001,
author Ann Seebeck picked 12 fun spots from her book, “Favorite
Places to Go with Kids in St. Louis.” You can read
both stories by clicking on Past Stories and go to
the July, 2003, and May, 2001 issues.
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| Stock
Market
Local
team wins twice in stock market competition
The team of Justin Hoffmann, Corey Jenkins
and Alex Giovanoni last month did much better
than author Mark Twain’s observation
about playing the stock market. |
| Profile
Collinsville
kid wins Achiever award
Thirteen-year-old Kalina Kutriansky wanted
to be a part of her school’s political
scene. So, when she didn’t win the
first time, she tried again. |
| Books
This month's
book reviews
If you are looking for a funny book that
makes vivid what it was like during the
1930s and gives you a glimpse into small
town life during that era, then Young Saint
Louis.com has just the book for you. Read
about this book and others in this month's
book reviews. |
Sports
Jefferson
County kids lead skateboard project
Northwest Valley Middle School kids are getting
an insider’s look at how county government
works. They also are helping finance a new
county skateboard park. |
History
Local
kids set for national history day
Seventh-grader Lexi Panopoulos had added motivation
for her team’s History Day exhibit on
pioneer Daniel Boone. She’s a distant
relative of that famous frontiersman. |
Environment
Kids
help develop conservation area
Fifth graders from Sappington Elementary School
are helping to develop a local conservation
area near their school. Their latest project
is to add a butterfly garden. |
Music
University
City girl gets aid with music lessons
Saidah Kindell got interested in the violin
when she transferred to the Parkway School
District. She joined the school orchestra
and found a program that helped her afford
private music lessons. |
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