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Proposed silica mine in Ste. Genevieve County draws opposition
Some residents are mobilizing against Nexgen Silica’s proposal, which they fear would tarnish the area by scattering wildlife, damaging water systems, and sending toxic dust into the air.
Former Reddit CEO: Content Moderation Teams Don’t Care About Your Politics, They Just Want You To Stop Being A Jerk
Last week, about the same time I posted by giant post on all the things that Elon Musk didn’t understand about content moderation, former Reddit CEO Yishan Wong posted a really long, but completely worth reading thread about content moderation on social networks. I’m not going to go through the whole thing, but did want […]
My Attempt to Finally Squash the Violent Crime Statistic Debate (Math Included. TLDR at Bottom)
As inflation increases, this St. Louis economist explains what it might mean for you
LGBTQ protections languish while Missouri lawmakers push transgender sports bans
On one end of the Missouri Capitol last week, Sen. Greg Razer was making yet another unsuccessful attempt to convince his colleagues to enact legal protections in state law for …
Journey schedules four special orchestral concerts this Las Vegas in July
This past December, Journey played a special orchestral concert in Las Vegas at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, and now the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers are set to…
Hillbilly Eulogy
Today on TAP: Will Trump’s endorsement of J.D. Vance help Ohio’s hedge-fund hillbilly—or sink him?
Senior health startup that raised $100M expands C-suite with new hire
Future of Spire's pipeline in doubt after SCOTUS rejection
50-ticket fiasco finally settled in St. Louis
St. Louis County man wins fight with City Hall over 50 parking tickets that he got on a car he didn't own.
French President (Again) Calls For An End To Online Anonymity
A world leader not known for shying away from truly terrible ideas about speech and the internet is back at it again. A few years ago, French President Emmanuel Macron delivered, as Cathy Gellis put it, “a speech only an autocrat would love,” decrying pretty much everything that’s good and open about the internet while […]
Outside Bethalto
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Agenda is a date-focused note-taking app for macOS, iPadOS, and iOS, which helps you plan and document your projects. Agenda gives you a complete picture of the past, present, and future, driving your projects forward. Whether you’re a business manager noting decisions in a meeting, a teacher planning next week’s lessons, or a blogger brainstorming […]
Am I crazy or is virtually every neighborhood in St. Charles county ugly?
Looking for a apartment complex / living arrangement that will accept someone with poor credit
Hartmann: The Perpetual Victimhood of Eric Greitens
Poor Eric Greitens. He’s being falsely accused by a woman again. As you might have heard, Sheena Chestnut Greitens has gone public with some accusations against her ex-husband, Eric Greitens, our disgraced ex-governor.
Orlando Watson, co-owner of Prime 55 Restaurant, has passed
Orlando Watson, 45, a concert promoter and businessman passed away this weekend. Watson was co-owner of Prime 55 Restaurant in the University City Loop and Prime 55 Restaurant and Lounge at 1019 Pine Street downtown.
Alton Man Reflects On Personal Acquaintance of Ekaterina Putin, Recent Developments
ELSAH - Tom Edwards, now of Alton, who spent over 12 years in Russia, is a former English teacher and personal acquaintance of Ekaterina Putin, Vladimir Putin's youngest legitimate daughter. This relationship with her father has brought her into the current news spotlight as a holder of Putin's personal wealth. Earlier this month, multiple nations, including the US, UK, EU, and Japan, imposed sanctions on Ekaterina and her sister, Maria. Tom doesn't agree with this decision, based on his experience associating with politically relevant individuals in Russia and spending much of his time staying caught up on world events and their influences, and he's brought an alternative perspective on how the issue could be better handled in the days going forward. "I attended the University of Illinois back in 2004-2006, and while I was there I was a part of the Russian, Eastern European, and Eurasian studies department. I studied Russian language, literature, culture, and history, and I became
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