David Steward,ii’s Start-up, Cardinal Dolan’s Letter, Guv. Nixon & First Lady’s Completion of 100 Mile Challenge

Berger's Beat
July 22, 2013

http://bergersbeat.com/david-stewardiis-start-up-iicardinal-dolans-letter-guv-nixon-first-ladys-completion-of-100-mile-challenge/

David Steward, II, son of World Wide Tech co-founder David Steward, is managing partner and creative director of St. Louis-based Lion Forge Comics. The St. Louis-based start-up will publish comic books based on old NBC shows: “Knight Rider” and “Punky Brewster”. . . According to today’s Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, more than a decade ago,then-Archbishop Timothy Dolan acknowledged in a letter that most accused predator priests “painfully and admirably admit” their own guilt. The letter, recently disclosed because victims pushed to get church records released, goes on to urge forgiveness for the offenders. . .Guv. Jay Nixon on Saturday completed the100 Missouri Miles Challenge with a 12.5 mile hike on the Katy Trail. The Governor and First Lady have both completed the Challenge and are encouraging Missourians to join them as they continue to log miles as part of this initiative to promote physical fitness and the outdoors. Participation in the Governor’s 100 Missouri Miles Challenge continues to surge with involvement from private employers, non-profit organizations, fitness groups and health advocates. Since the June 1st launch, more than 5,700 Missourians have walked, run, biked, paddled and rolled more than 240,000 miles on Missouri’s greenways and blueways. In fact, more than 700 Missourians have already completed the Challenge, with many continuing to log miles independently and as groups using the new function on the 100MissouriMiles.com site. Missouri offers almost 1,000 miles of managed trails and more than 500 miles of National Recreation Trails designated by the U.S. Dept. of Interior. Missouri offers trails for a wide range of interests and abilities, including hikers, backpackers, cyclists, paddlers and equestrians.