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It's been confirmed that Washington High School graduate and former Major League Baseball player Frank Saucier has passed away. Frank was one of the last remaining St. Louis Browns, led organized baseball with a .446 mark in 1949 and was pinch hit for by Eddie Gaedel.
We are deeply saddened to share the news of the passing of driver and legendary championship team owner Don Schumacher. Our hearts are with his family and friends.
More on Don’s life and legacy: https://t.co/xQTTP0PqDJ
One of the advantages of 70s life is we got exposed to a wider cross section of culture. You couldn’t just bury your head in your favorite shit. You had to watch Hee Haw sometimes. And then you realized Roy and Buck were bad motherfuckers and your horizons expanded. It was good.
After 21 years and over 142,000 miles of dedicated service, the Treasurer’s Office is saying goodbye to its trusty delivery van, today. In honor of its last day, we put together a special tribute.
Jerry’s innate musicality and improvisational genius have left an everlasting impact on musicians, inspiring generations to embrace their creative instincts. @JohnMayer praises Jerry's unparalleled musical prowess and extraordinary ability to effortlessly transition from one idea to the next. #GratefulforGarcia
🎥: Dead Air with Gary Lambert (@legslambert) & @davidgans / @nugsnet
“We lost a badass.” Two St. Louis residents who were fans of Tina Turner lay roses on her St. Louis Walk of Fame star Wednesday afternoon @SpectrumNewsSTL