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Published: March 21, 2010
Words: 4,988 (approximate)
Language: English
Description
George Nieman, an elderly developmentally challenged newspaper vendor, was found one morning on a suburb’s main drag, stabbed multiple times in the chest and throat. The depth of devotion of University City’s firefighters to George soon became apparent to the whole community. U. City’s Bravest and Kindest tells the moving true story of the UCFD’s 50-year friendship with George.Tags
firefighters, university city, george nieman, u city, fire department, delmar loop, developmentally challenged, newspaper vendor, market in the loop, st louis bread company, university city fire department, firehouse, unsolved crimes, newsboyAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
C. J. Berry
on Jan. 16, 2013 :
Sorry, I forgot the stars.
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Review by:
C. J. Berry
on Jan. 16, 2013 :
(no rating)
This is a solid, well-researched piece of journalism. You get to know everybody involved on a human level. Duggan doesn't pump up anything for maudlin drama. She builds up the atmosphere, the people's personalities, the stories within the story very naturally. And no typos!
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