 Harry
Potter movie review at mid-month
Be sure to come back to Young
Saint Louis.com at mid-month. That's when we'll have
an exclusive review of the new movie, "Harry Potter and the
Half-Blood prince." Reviewer Eddie Szewczyk of Belleville
will see the movie early and YSL.com plans to have
his review posted before the first public showing on July
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History
Happens Here
 Asks
kids for help with local pictures, stories
Calling
all St. Louis-area kids! The Missouri History
Museum wants to hear from you about local
history stories and pictures that have impacted
you and your family.
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Book
Reviews
 This
month's book reviews
Books reviewed for July include (1)
a biography of a favorite author, (2)
kids experience a hurricane in the Florida
Keys, (3) a feuding brother and sister,
and (4) two sisters deal with stressful
home life
Summer
recommendations
 Young
Saint Louis Picks for Summer Reading
We're already well into the summer.
If you are getting a little bit bored,
maybe you would like some suggestions
for summer reading. As you probably
know, four books are reviewed in each
issue of YSL. If you click on
Past
Stories, you can read reviews
of books from years past.
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Disabled
athletes
 Local
kids set for national disabled meet here
Ten-year-old Nathan Rainge of O'Fallon, IL,
hopes to be entered in six track and field events
at the National Junior Disability Championships
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CAP
open house
 Kids
can join Civil Air Patrol at 12
Fourteen-year-old
Jonathan Romanko became a cadet in the Missouri
Civil Air Patrol as soon as he turned 12.
He thought that would give him a head start
on his goal of becoming a pilot in the U.S.
Air Force.
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Young
Achiever
 Olivia
Martin wants to build machinery
Twelve-year-old Olivia Martin has
participated in and excelled at a wide variety
of school, church and community activities.
But, what she wants to do when she grows up
is to build machinery.
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Kids
at MLB All-star weekend
 All-Star
FanFest is for kids during MLB's All-Star
Weekend
Tickets for Major League Baseball's
All-Star game may not be readily available
as the supply is limited. But, that
doesn't mean there won't be plenty of
baseball-related activities for area
kids during the all-star weekend.
 Two
Cardinal special programs for kids
On the All-Star Game website,
there are details on two St. Louis Cardinal
programs for kids: Cardinals Crew Kids
Club and Cardinals' Way Baseball Clinics.
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Come
back July 15 for exclusive movie review
Eddie
Szewczyk is now college senior
New
Harry Potter theme park for Florida