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Gun-waving St. Louis couple placed on probation as lawyers
The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday placed a St. Louis couple who gained national attention for waving guns at racial injustice protesters on probation as lawyers. The court suspended Mark …
Jersey County BackStoppers Board Is Set, Police Chief Looks Forward To Affiliation
JERSEY COUNTY - Jersey County is embracing an official affiliation with BackStoppers. First responders are also set to support the organization with future fundraisers. Jerseyville Police Chief Brad Blackorby said he and the other first responders in Jersey County are excited to move ahead with the BackStoppers agreement. He said it will not only benefit Jerseyville Police but Jerseyville Fire, Grafton Police, Jersey County Sheriff’s Office, and all the first responders in Jersey County. This also includes all volunteer firefighters in Jersey County and EMS personnel. BackStoppers was started in this region by Richard H. Amberg, one-time publisher of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat. The publisher took the idea of Nicholas Blassie, president of Meatcutters Union Local #8 in Detroit, who created an organization that provided relief for families of fallen public servants. Amberg invited key civic leaders from business, labor, and other professions and created the charger for BackStoppers
Biden’s Big Chance to Lower Drug Prices
A decision on whether to open a costly cancer drug to generic competition will be made shortly. It doesn’t require congressional approval.
The Show Must Go On! Alton Little Theater Is Longest Running Community Theater In Illinois
From ancient Greece, live performance theater has had a rich and sometimes challenging history and nothing short of controversial. Thespis, the Greek poet, is considered the father of tragedy and introduced dialogue to the live performance’s choral performance structure, though some scholars tend to disagree. But it is no longer the time of Ancient Greece. The United States has its vibrant history of live performance theater from the Broadway Theater in Manhattan, N.Y., to Illinois’ longest-running community theater, Alton Little Theater, located in Alton. Alton Little Theater’s website states it was founded in 1933 by an English teacher, Dorothy Colonius, who had a clear vision of creating a community theater for Alton residents. Eighty-eight seasons later, the torch was passed to Executive Director and goddaughter of Colonius, Lee Cox, and her passionate and theater-loving team members. It is no easy feat to put together a live performance, and what the audience
Parole granted for Michael Politte, who long claimed innocence in Missouri murder case
Politte spent four years in juvenile detention and was convicted in 2002 for the Washington County, Missouri murder.
Mayor appoints interim personnel leader amid police chief search
Former St. Louis jail guard admits permitting attack on inmate
Demeria Thomas opened a cell door, then watched as two inmates attacked another.
Berkeley man charged in death of girlfriend's toddler son
Dajuan Louden is accused of grabbing and punching the 2-year-old boy in Florissant last week.
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U.S. Postal Service Hit Hard By Inclement Weather, Delivery Should Return To Normal Soon
ST. LOUIS - The U.S. Postal Service has acknowledged delivery has been backed up in recent days because of the serious winter storm that hit many parts of the United States and also hit this region with considerable snow and ice this past week. One local postal service branch supervisor said some carriers on Wednesday morning received 6,000 letters to deliver, so it appears the backlog in postal services receiving mail has broken. She encouraged residents to be patient because the service is working hard to rectify the delay in delivery. “Every office in the 620 and 622 zip codes have had delays,” the area postal supervisor said. “Our carriers normally get up to 300 letters a day and they averaged 20 to 80 letters a day until today, and they now have over 6,000 letters. We have been backed up since last week because of the weather.” A U.S. Post Office spokesperson says the agency is aware of delivery problems and is taking steps to address the issues. The recent
Say Yes to Nancy Reagan’s Baja Chicken
Nancy Reagan’s most lasting contribution might not be the slogan, “Just Say No,” but a recipe for Baja Chicken, that she made popular while First Lady. Nancy Skinnies Up the Recipe It was everything a good dish should be: quick, simple, nutritious, and flavorful. Women of the Eighties, seeking to lose weight, could prepare...
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St. Louis expands vaccine incentive program
Kelly & Kevin's Love Story
Our Love Story: The Couple: Kelly And Kevin Willumat from Granite City Date Met/Started Dating: June 7, 1984 Briefly Describe First Date: I was 9 so we sat on the swings and talked. Date Married: August 26, 1994 Name Something You Enjoy Doing Together: Disc Golf Share Advice For A Happy Relationship: Compromise. Have a day a week with your own friends.
St. Louis mayor names new interim personnel director after rule change
Former Laclede Gas senior vice president John Moten Jr. was named as interim personnel director.
Kim & Kraig's Love Story
Our Love Story: The Couple: Kim & Kraig Daniels from East Alton Date Met/Started Dating: August 30, 2014 Briefly Describe First Date: Football game followed by Applebees for dinner. Date Married: October 14, 2017 Name Something You Enjoy Doing Together: We’re both competitive at heart so whether it’s Dave and Busters or playing the Wii we love to play games together. Share Advice For A Happy Relationship: Don’t ever lose your playfulness, just because your growing older together and have more responsibility doesn’t mean you can’t have fun together.
Deep Moody Blue sea: Justin Hayward added to 2022 Cruise to the Edge lineup
Longtime Moody Blues frontman Justin Hayward has joined the lineup of this year's edition of the prog-rock-themed Cruise to the Edge, which is scheduled to take place during the first…
Megan & Scott's Love Story
Our Love Story: The Couple: Megan and Scott Rardin from Alton Date Met/Started Dating: June 8, 2006 Briefly Describe First Date: We enjoyed a few drinks at a local establishment. Date Married: July 8, 2013 Name Something You Enjoy Doing Together: We enjoy going to sporting events, live concerts, and the occasional parents' night away! Share Advice For A Happy Relationship: You can’t always get what you want but as long as you got each other you got all you need.
Butch & Juanita's Love Story
Our Love Story: The Couple: Butch and Juanita Davis from Cottage Hills Date Met/Started Dating: December 16, 1997 Briefly Describe First Date: Movies and Taco Bell Date Married: October 16, 1999 Name Something You Enjoy Doing Together: Camping, church, window shopping and just spending time together. Share Advice For A Happy Relationship: Talk things out, don't go to bed upset, and tell each other that you love each other.
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