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St. Louis Public Radio People staying at the downtown safe haven shelter in St. Patrick Center take a smoke break on Friday morning. Nearly every year, someone in St. Louis dies from the cold, local providers of homeless services say. The coronavirus pandemic has made the issue more dire this winter. Social distancing measures have reduced capacity at area homeless shelters, and the economic crisis has put more people at risk for homelessness. Propelled by the freezing weather this month, a group of St. Louis nonprofits worked together to make additional room for around 250 people in the past...

/PRNewswire/ -- The Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in St. Louis will take place on Saturday, March 13, 2021 in a virtual format due to the coronavirus. After...

Residents of homeless camp in downtown St. Louis forced to move They've moved from a parking lot next to a building to a parking lot out in the open Author: Alex Fees (KSDK) Updated: 4:17 PM CST January 11, 2021 ST. LOUIS — Monday was moving day for a group of as many as 19 homeless people living in tents north of The Dome at America’s Center. But they did not go far, moving from one parking lot to another. St. Louis city officials said they are not moving the camp. Still, city officials said they’ve provided outreach to the so-called “McGuire Camp” s...

Lee Development Group Looks North, Opens New Office in Frederick, MD Share Article Company to expand its portfolio outside Montgomery County “Our new office... is located within the arts and entertainment district in downtown Frederick,...close to Carroll Creek Public Park,” Lee said. “Our staff is certain to enjoy the local environment, as well as the many choices in fine dining and fast-casual restaurants nearby.” FREDERICK, Md. (PRWEB) December 16, 2020 Lee Development Group, a mainstay in Montgomery County, Maryland,...

$15,000 Donated Among Area Organizations That Serve Veterans ST. LOUIS, Mo., December 11, 2020 – The St. Louis Cardinals announced today that Cardinals Care will distribute $15,000 in grant money to five area organizations that support veterans as part of the team’s military grants program.  The grants will be used to fund several programs across the area that provide support to veterans including: The Kaufman Fund – Trees for Vets program: Funds will be used to provide free Christmas trees and stands to veterans and their families, as well as winter coats for veterans helped by St. P...