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Man killed in north St. Louis shooting
Salve Osteria will open in the former home of Cafe Natasha on May 27
The new venture will feature seasonal, Mediterranean cuisine from Matt Wynn paired with amaro, spritzes and natural wine.
Larson family of companies acquires Indianapolis wealth management firm
home health care recommendations
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Diversity, equity, and inclusion at Grist: 2021
Reporting back on our commitments.
'Harvest-centric' restaurant to open inside former Cafe Natasha space on South Grand
The concept, described as 'years in the making' in a Tuesday news release, will breathe new life into the space at 3200 S. Grand Blvd.
Waste Connections issued a bad check
Lunchtime Photo
This is a drone's eye view of the Port of Los Angeles (top) and the Port of Long Beach (bottom). Today marks the first meeting to discuss a new labor contract for dockworkers on the West Coast, about two-thirds of whom work at either the LA or Long Beach ports. Backlog at the two ports ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"
does anyone know anywhere that has 35mm film right now?
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Diesel drivers paying record-high prices
The price at the pump just seems to get higher and higher every week, and last week was no different.
Gas prices in St. Louis have risen 12.2 cents in just one week, according to a GasBuddy report. Metro gas prices are 21.4 cents higher than a month ago averaging at $4.07.
Statewide, drivers in the Show Me State are seeing slightly higher price increases than St. Louis drivers at a 13.1 cent per gallon increase in the last week, GasBuddy reports.
Missouri's average regular gas price at $3.891β¦
AAA: Gas prices jump to record-high in St. Louis area, now topping $4 per gallon
More pain at the pump as gas prices jump to record-highs in the St. Louis area.
Missouri renews call for national convention on term limits
The House voted 82-66 in favor of the resolution, narrowly passing it despite bipartisan opposition.
Metro East family farm to reopen St. Louis County seasonal market
Musk says he would reverse Twitter ban on Donald Trump
The decision to ban Trump from the social media platform was βmorally wrong and flat-out stupid,β Musk said.
2nd largest Covid spike in 2021/2022 school year happening in parkway right now
Brothers Charlie and Will Fahnestock Are Tucker's Automotive and Repair Male Athletes Of Month For Marquette Catholic
ALTON – It’s not uncommon for a dad to coach their kids' baseball team. It happens all the time while growing up whether it be tee-ball, little league, or club. It’s a little rarer to be able to see a dad coach two of his sons at the high school level. That’s what Marquette Catholic High School baseball coach Tim Fahnestock gets to do. His son Charlie is a junior and Will is just a freshman, meaning that the three will get to go at it again next season. The brother combination of Charlie and Will Fahnestock are Tucker's Automotive Repair & Tire Male Athletes of the Month for Marquette Catholic. “I mean, I love it being able to play with your brother and your dad,” Charlie said after an 8-7 comeback win over Granite City. “It’s a great feeling.” Will, being two years younger had it a little more difficult growing up. “He was more of his coach than me, but I always played up and just tried to learn as much as I could,”
Why Are People Still Blaming Facebook For Australiaβs Terrible News Linking Tax Law?
We’ve talked a fair bit about Australia’s ridiculous “News Bargaining Code,” which is literally nothing more than a tax on Facebook and Google for sending traffic to media organizations. Again, the law requires Facebook and Google (and just Facebook and Google) to pay media organizations for sending them web traffic. This is, of course, backwards […]