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PJs for police - Vimarsana News

PJs for police

Students across the Mehlville School District wore their pajamas to school Dec. 8 as part of a fundraiser for The Backstoppers Inc. in memory of St. Louis County Police Department Detective Antonio Valentine. Valentine was a coach for the Junior Panthers football team, the Mehlville middle school football program that feeds into Mehlville High School....

County Police detective, Junior Panther football coach dies in line of duty - Vimarsana News

County Police detective, Junior Panther football coach dies in line of duty

A St. Louis County police officer was killed in the line of duty last week. Detective Antonio Valentine, 42, was fatally injured in a motor vehicle accident in Bellafontaine Neighbors in north St. Louis County Wednesday, Dec. 1.  Valentine was assigned to the Bureau of Drug Enforcement. The fatal incident occurred as drug unit detectives...

Why Florida native Jakob Chychrun is hoping for an Olympic spot ... on Team Canada - Vimarsana News

Why Florida native Jakob Chychrun is hoping for an Olympic spot ... on Team Canada

Why Florida native Jakob Chychrun is hoping for an Olympic spot ... on Team Canada Kevin Abele/Icon Sportswire As the Arizona Coyotes fight for a playoff spot -- they're fourth in the West Division, with a one-point lead over the St. Louis Blues -- defenseman Jakob Chychrun has emerged as one of the team's most important players. The 23-year-old leads Arizona in average ice time (23:09), surpassing captain Oliver Ekman-Larsson as the team's No. 1 defenseman. Chychrun is tied for second on the team in goals (13, including three game winners) and is third in points (31). The Coyotes always knew...

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