A Reliable
Voice in the
Community
Volume 7
Issue 14
June 24 - 30, 2010
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NEW YORK — The St. Louis American, the 82-year-old newspaper published by Donald Suggs, has dominated the National Newspaper Publishers Association Foundation’s Merit Awards this year, once again becoming the “best newspaper in America” by winning the coveted John B. Russwurm Trophy.
“You have to have a wonderful team to work with who believes that much in the work and our mission, which is very special,” said Suggs, telling what it takes to get the scoring to win the Russwurm. “Sometimes it’s very uphill, but we’ve been very blessed to have people who really take their work seriously and believe in their community and the roll that they play in their community.” |
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Oakland/Alameda County Richmond celebrates Juneteenth Festival
Business Utility giants face criticism on minority contracts
Bay Area BART Police Department gets new chief
Faith
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Can President Obama really break our oil addiction?
Health Celebrate summer with healthy meals
Education ARISE High School graduates first senior class
Entertainment Tip of the Top: Retro blues band gives audiences what they want
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