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AVAILABLE DATES:June 8th - 12th

June 22nd - 26thJuly 6th - 10th

July 20th - 24thAugust 3rd - 7th

LEGO MINDSTORMS Education EV3 engages kids in Computer Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. Campers will build, program, and test their solutions based on real-life robotics technology.

DAILY ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: Go-Kart Racing, Techniques and Instruct ion, Lunch, LEGO Robot ics , & EV3 Programming.

RACING CAMP

314-925-7545 8800 Watson Road,St. Louis, MO 63119

5200 Delmar Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63108Visit stlglass.com or call 314-367-4527

to plan your glass vacation today!

This summer, Play with Fire! Join us for a week of intense training in multiple forms of glass art! You will not be a professional by the end of this class, but you’ll be well on your way to independently renting in all 3 of our studios, and you’ll have created some cool pieces along the way.

SUMMERSESSIONS

Ages 15+ | Tue 05/26 – Sat 05/309 a.m. – 5 p.m. | $560

• Creative, inspiring, developmentally appropriate

dance and movement classes for ages 2 1/2 and up

• Parent observation at all times• Degreed, professional

instructors

3205 S. Brentwood, 2nd FloorWebster Groves • 314.968.4583

Register Online: artsinmotion-stl.com

movement,innovation,dance.

SUMMER DANCE CLASSES & CAMPS BEGIN JUNE 8Full & Half Day Camps for 3 and up

"Frozen"• World Traveler • BroadwayPlus traditional Dance Camps for

tweens and advanced dancers

FREE trial class and studio tour.

15 S. Old Orchard ~ Webster GrovesTo enroll in camps, please call 968-3903 or email [email protected]

NEW LOCATION

Building Happy, Healthy, Fit and

Confident Dancers!

Summer Camp 2015Week Long Dance Camps:

ACRO - HIP HOP - POMMonday - Friday10 a.m. - Noon

Ages 5-7 and Ages 8+$100

*Enrollment opens March 1st

www.communityschool.com/camp900 Lay Road 63124 314-991-0005

Community Camps 2015Arts. Academics. Adventure.

Ages 3 - 6th Grade June 8 - August 7 Experienced faculty On Community’s beautiful 16-acre campus Full and half-day camps available NEW this year - Math & Science Camp and STAGES musical theater camps

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Nationally, human milk donation is a growing trend. Hospitals are using breast milk to help vulnerable infants in neonatal intensive-care units (NICU), as it is one of the most effective ways to nourish them and can prevent life-threatening illnesses like necrotizing enterocolitis.

On March 31, The Milk Bank, which serves NICUs across the Midwest, opened two depots where mothers can donate: one in Maplewood and one in O’Fallon.

The Maplewood depot is located at Amber Sky Photography, 3100 Sutton Blvd.

Founded in 2005 as the Indiana Mothers’ Milk Bank, The Milk Bank was established to improve health outcomes for premature and ill infants, foster better health for children and decrease health care expenditures.

The Milk Bank receives human

milk from carefully screened donors, pasteurizes, freezes and distributes it throughout the United States. To learn more, visit www.themilkbank.org.

Milk Bank Opens New Depot

Sarah Long, clinical coordinator for The

Milk Bank (left), and Jaime Lueders,

owner of Amber Sky Photography in Maplewood, with a

donation of milk.

The Milk Bank donor refrigerator at Amber Sky in Maplewood.

photos courtesy The Milk Bank

The Peacock Loop Diner’s neon sign has won first place in the International Signs of the Times competition.

The 11-foot wide, 1,800-pound sign has over 680 feet of neon tubing with an elegant peacock fanning out its colorful neon features in a sequence over 200 times per hour.

Peacock Loop Diner owner Joe Edwards came up with the concept for the sign, which was designed by his daughter, Hope Edwards, with contributions from Kiku Obata & Co. and was built by Piros Signs.

“I couldn’t be prouder of how my

daughter Hope transformed my concept into a dazzling sign design, and this is a positive win for the St. Louis region,” Joe Edwards said.

The St. Louis Walk of Fame will induct three new people throughout the month of April.

The inductees and ceremony dates will be as follows:

• Frankie Muse Freeman. In 1964, Freeman became the first woman appointed to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights and contributed to the 1965 Voting Rights Act. Freeman will be there in person to accept the honor on Thursday, April 16, 11:30 a.m., at 6138 Delmar in the Loop.

• Lee Falk. The writer/cartoonist wrote the comic strip “Mandrake the Magician” as well as “The Phantom,” the first masked, costumed superhero of the comics, pre-dating both Superman and Batman. Falk’s widow and daughter will accept the honor on

his behalf on Tuesday, April 28, 11:30 a.m., at 6142 Delmar in the Loop.

• Christine Brewer. Grammy Award-winning soprano Brewer began her career singing in the choruses of the St. Louis Symphony and Opera Theatre of St. Louis. She was named one of the 20 greatest sopranos of all time by BBC Music Magazine in 2007. She will be in St. Louis to accept the honor in person on Wednesday, April 29, 11:30 a.m., at 6134 Delmar in the Loop.

The St. Louis Walk of Fame is a non-profit organization founded in 1988 to provide a showcase for the cultural heritage of St. Louis and to advance the knowledge, awareness and appreciation of creative St. Louisans and their achievements and contributions.

All induction ceremonies are free and open to the public. For more information, visit www.stlouiswalkoffame.org.

Peacock Loop Diner Sign Wins International Award

Walk Of Fame To Induct 3Inductees are Frankie Muse Freeman, Lee Falk & Christine Brewer

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Ackermann’sSwim Program

ASPKirkwood.com1044 Curran Ave. Kirkwood, MO 63122

Call: 314-821-1070

See Website fordates & cost

e-mail: [email protected]

ENROLLING NOW

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Group swim lessons in 4 heated pools with different water levels

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Swiming lessonsin Kirkwood

for over 65+ yearsages 4 to 11

Visit us at...www.stlouisgymcentre.com

Full Day Camps(ages 5 and up)

Two - 5 day campsJune 1-5 OR August 3-7

1/2 Day Camps(ages 3 and up)June 8 - July 30 • 9-NoonM & Th – Gymnastics Camp

Join us for...Field TripsBirthday PartiesPlaygroupsOpen Workout

315 W. Pacific • Webster Groves314-968-9494

Summer SessionGymnastic Classes

June 8 – August 1

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!PRESCHOOL & RECREATIONAL

DAYTIME CLASSES

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Crossroads College Preparatory School Call for Brochure – 314.962.5920500 DeBaliviere Ave., St. Louis, MO 63112 | www.giftedresourcecouncil.org

Kids Explore!Challenge Your Gifted Child

Summer Academies for K-8Trails West • Rocketry • Medieval Times

Math • Science • EcologyJune 15 - 26 • June 29 - July 10 • July 13 - 24

9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. M-F (Extended Care Available)

7825 Big Bend Blvd. • Webster Groves, MO • 63119314-962-9355 • wwwthecollegeschool.org

[email protected]

Themed Adventure Day Camps for Ages 4-11

Multi-day Expeditions for Ages 9-15

Ready forSummerAdventures?

thecollegeschool.org/summer