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Anyone know if they have screen printing classes anywhere in stl?
Missouri man identified as Marine killed in North Carolina
A Missouri-native Marine who died during a training exercise on April 18 in North Carolina has been identified as Sgt. Colin Arslanbas, according to the Marine Corps.
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How strong is support for Hamas in the US?
Do pro-Palestinian protesters support Hamas? Probably most of them don't, but the language they routinely use leaves room for doubt. This is from Students for Justice in Palestine: Settlers are not “civilians” in the sense of international law.... Resistance comes in all forms—armed struggle, general strikes, and popular demonstrations. "Resistance" includes armed struggle and Israelis ...continue reading "How strong is support for Hamas in the US?"
Health care tech firm raises $100M in equity funding
Lumeris, a Maryland Heights-based health care technology business, has raised $100 million in equity capital, the privately held company said Monday.
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'We have to start all over again': Parent meeting will be held for healing, next steps following St. Monica Catholic School closure
Senate panel to discuss state budget as conflict over Medicaid tax continues
A big task awaits the Missouri Senate as the upper chamber plans to address the state budget this week.
St. Louis police investigating after man found dead under I-55 overpass
Pedestrian hit, killed on MO Route 30 in Jefferson County
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Thieves steal about $25,000 worth of lawn equipment from Jefferson County business
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Trial underway for man charged with killing STL officer
The trial of a man accused of killing St. Louis Police Officer Tamarris Bohannon four years ago is underway.
Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder calls out “desperate” Trump with ‘Dark Matter’ song “Wreckage”
Eddie Vedder's never been one to shy away from his political opinions, and that continues with Pearl Jam's latest album, Dark Matter.In an interview with the U.K.'s The Sunday Times,…
Restaurant workers often face addiction alone. An STL support group is changing that
A new sober support group is aiming to help food and service professionals. Chef Max Bredenkoetter explores the challenges of addiction in the food industry, and discusses his pop-up event series "Temperance Kitchen.” Also, Sauce Magazine’s Meera Nagarajan delivers another order of new spots to eat and drink, including a new salad-centric restaurant that grows its own lettuce.
First Approved Emulator App Appears In Apple’s App Store Under New Rules
Well, that was fast. It was just earlier this month that we talked about some interesting new rules Apple instituted for its App Store when it comes specifically to emulation apps. While emulators in and of themselves are not in anyway illicit, Apple did its best to keep them off its platform, and off iPhones […]
Annual supply of contraception could be covered by Missouri private insurers
A proposal requiring private health insurers to reimburse for a year supply of contraception passed the state House but faces an uncertain future in the Senate.