A roundup of St. Louis news headlines for Tuesday.
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It's our one month anniversary today and a lot has happened on Creve Coeur Patch. We've gotten to know the community and have created a large following. It's been fantastic. We wanted to take the time to remind you why we're here and what this site is all about. Simply put, it's about you. We've built Patch so that you have plenty of opportunities to comment on stories, share your opinions, post photos and announcements and add events to the community calendar. We hope that our site will strengthen the community, but we can't do it without you. So get to it! 1. Comment on an Article We subscribe to the idea that "news is a conversation." Much of our reporting will start with what readers tell us in e-mails, comments on our site, and in …
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Traditional Congregation's Barbara Levin writes about plans to honor a late friend through something she did best: cooking for others
Anna Komen Brick, of Komen Bakery for you locals, was a remarkable woman. She took a fairly decent, albeit "structured," cook (me) and brought me out of my shell. To me, at first, recipes were meant to be followed. To Anna, recipes were a good start. To me, when measuring ingredients, accuracy meant everything. To Anna, measuring meant "some." She taught me so much. I don't remember how it first happened, Anna and me cooking together. It may have been baking at her home for Pesach. It may have been cooking for an event at Traditional Congregation. It doesn't even matter how it started. It only matters that it did start. We were talking one day about the availability, or thereof, of Kosher eateries in St. Louis. I said to Anna, "How crazy …
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