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5/29/2006 - Lindsey Meglio of Wildwood

Lindsey Meglio of Wildwood, a student at the University of Missouri-Columbia and a Missouri Red Cross volunteer and blood donation recipient, has received the Red Cross Biomedical Award.

5/29/2006 - Red Cross to Honor Center Volunteers

The American Red Cross will honor volunteers from the St. Charles Service Center at an annual luncheon February 6.

5/29/2006 - Red Cross Receives $10,000 Donation from State Farm Insurance

The St. Louis Area Chapter of the American Red Cross is the recipient of a 10,000 donation from State Farm Insurance in support of the Red Cross Community Disaster Education program.

5/29/2006 - Area Red Cross Chapter Honors St. Charles County Volunteers

The St. Louis Area Chapter of the American Red Cross honored its 2003 St. Charles County volunteers Friday at a Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon at the Stegton Regency Banquet Center in St. Charles.

5/29/2006 - Separate Fires Force Two Families From Homes

On Monday in Wentzville, a fire damaged the Hidden Valley Apartments. Red Cross officials helped relocate the family.

5/29/2006 - Red Cross Honors Volunteers

The St. Charles County Red Cross Service Center showed its volunteers on Friday how much it appreciates them. The organization conducted a luncheon to thank about 200 volunteers with public recognition and plaques.

5/29/2006 - Lindenwood University Receives American Red Cross Community Cares Award

Lindenwood University was honored with the American Red Cross Community Cares Award on February 6 during a luncheon at Stegton Regency Conference and Banquet Center.

5/29/2006 - American Red Cross is Ready When You Need Help

From fires to floods to hazmat spills - all imaginable natural and man-made disasters - the American Red Cross is helping people all across America everyday.

5/29/2006 - Red Cross Youth Group Receives Grant for Safety Project

The St. Louis Area Chapter has announced that its youth group, Friday YouthCorps, has received a grant worth $3,750. The grant will go toward the Habits of Safety Project, aimed at educating area middle school students to deal with potential emergencies and make safer choices in and out of the classroom.

5/29/2006 - Community Focus: TORNADO!Homeowners Urged to Have Emergency Plans

John P. Mueller’s family followed a plan when a tornado tore through their neighborhood 30 years ago. They emerged without a scratch.

5/29/2006 - Wellbridge Staff Members Receive Lifesaver Awards

During a recent ceremony at the American Red Cross headquarters in Creve Coeur, the staff from the Wellbridge Athletic Club and Spa in Town and Country received Red Cross Lifesaver Awards for saving the life of a club member.

5/29/2006 - Red Cross Chief Says Midwest is Unready for Terror Attack

Nearly three years after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, America and the Midwest remain inadequately prepared for a similar disaster, the nation's top Red Cross official said Wednesday.

5/29/2006 - Department of Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge Speaks at the 79th American Red Cross Convention

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge kicked off the 79th American Red Cross Convention in St. Louis Friday, May 21, with an address that emphasized citizen preparedness and the integral role the Red Cross plays in helping Americans get ready.

5/29/2006 - Students Raise $1,110 for Vaccinations

When Zachary McAdoo, a fourth-grader at Whiteside Elementary School, heard 200 million children in Africa are at risk for measles, he wanted to do something about it.

5/29/2006 - Terror alert system is improving, Ridge says

Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge said Friday that the national color-coded alert system was working well - and was getting better. Ridge was in St. Louis to speak Friday night to the national convention of the Red Cross.

5/29/2006 - Number of Adult Day Cares in Missouri up 173 Percent

Judy Wilson Griffin had never heard of adult day care before her mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Now she counts on it. Griffin's 82-year-old mother spends weekdays at the American Red Cross Adult Care and Enrichment Center in Crestwood.

5/29/2006 - Red Cross Safe Schools Program Thrives

Elementary and middle school students and teachers in Belleville are learning how to prevent and respond to potentially dangerous situations on campus. The American Red Cross St. Louis Area Chapter's Safe Schools program is currently thriving at Central Junior High School and Westhaven Elementary School in Belleville.

5/29/2006 - Update on Our Humanitarian Response - June 13, 2003

Recent American Red Cross Activities

5/29/2006 - Remembering the Great Flood of 1993

A rampaging current of ocean-like waves gave the Missouri River an extraordinarily menacing appearance on Aug. 1, 1993, one day before it reached its record height at St. Charles.

5/29/2006 - Lissner sets up fund for teacher education

Chris Lissner's expertise is in investing. Whether it's for his investment firm or in the future of St. Louis area families, it's what he does best.

5/29/2006 - American Red Cross Honors Volunteers

Several volunteers from the West County area were honored recently by the American Red Cross St. Louis Area Chapter during a volunteer awards picnic at Grant's Farm.

5/29/2006 - American Red Cross recognizes volunteers at awards picnic

The American Red Cross St. Louis Area Chapter announced Nylin Bathke as the 2003 Volunteer of the Year during the Chapter's Volunteer Awards Picnic at Grant's Farm.

5/29/2006 - Fun at the pool comes with a few precautions

Summer is a great time of year: a season of sun, swimming and all forms of outdoor activities. But an element of danger comes with those activities, and it's especially important to stay safe when it comes to swimming pools.

5/29/2006 - American Red Cross honors St. Charles County resident

Nylin Bathke has volunteered for 10 years, beginning as an instructor in the Health & Safety department and teaching people how to save lives.

5/29/2006 - Military Family's Backbone Rides Out Some Complications

By the first of June, life was getting complicated for Capt. Maria Coppola. The Air Force nurse was being transferred from Scott Air Force Base to Wright-Patterson in Ohio.

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