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This Week In Techdirt History: April 17th – 23rd
Five Years Ago This week in 2017, new CIA director Mike Pompeo went on a hypocritical rant about Wikileaks and free speech, the administration killed Open.Gov, and the DOJ boss was railing against encryption. Tech companies were fighting against Trump’s travel bans in two different courts, and Roku was getting into the lobbying world to […]
Caves: i think St. Louis should find a way to exploit the extensive network of caves beneath the city.
Big fire at Midland Optical off Manchester and Hampton. That's all the details I know.
what's causing tons of smoke from dogtown-ish area??
Construction underway to create city’s first calm street, and help reduce speeds on other roadways in the future
Bike Disposal
Moving to St. Louis
8-year-old boy found safe after last seen in St. Louis park
Anybody missing a brown and white dog with a red collar?
Apartments in St . Charles?
Living in Illinois but working in Missouri?
Urban League hosting pop-up food distribution in Jennings
JENNINGS, Mo. - The Urban League is stepping up again to help families in need by hosting a pop-up food distribution event on Saturday beginning at 11 a.m. They received a large shipment of dairy items, produce, and additional food items from a generous donor and planned the pop-up food distribution at their Jennings Outreach [...]
The Union Struggle at Amazon
Labor journalist Luis Feliz Leon explains how the union drive succeeded and what’s next.
‘Manu was loved’: Family grapples with sorrow, shock after fatal MetroLink shooting
Family struggles to deal with death of Manu Barge, who was fatally shot early Sunday in an argument with a man on a MetroLink car.
Messenger: Politte walks away from prison a free man, but has justice on his mind
St. Louis area man who has been in jail or prison since he was 14 is paroled. A petition to vacate his conviction could come next.
Dinner recommendations for an out of downer?
Marquette Catholic's ACES Academic Challenge Team Excels At State Meet
ALTON - Marquette Catholic's ACES Academic Challenge Team, led by John Walters, returned home from state competition with several winners this past week. Regional medal winners from left to right back row: Peter Walsh 2nd Bio, Will Schwartz 1st Chem, Skylar Schuster 2nd Chem, Dre Davis 1st Physics, Nathan Bennett 2nd Physics. Front row: Nina Walters, 2nd Math, 2nd Chm, Elizabeth Guenther 3rd Math, Emma Bohannon 1st Biology. Of Special note; Nina Walters took second place in both chemistry and math at Sectionals while Skylar Schuster was first in chemistry.
Tweetup At Edibles & Essentials
Please join us for our May Tweetup which will occur on Tuesday, May 24th from 6-8pm. As usual we will … MoreTweetup At Edibles & Essentials
The Guide to Cherokee Street Patios
When the weather is right, nothing beats enjoying a cold cocktail or beer outside on the patio of a great watering hole. Luckily Cherokee Street has some of the best patios in St. Louis to do just that. Explore the patios in the district in the guide below and perhaps find a few you never […]
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