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Loops is a Fediverse TikTok alternative by the creator of Pixelfed. We try the app out for a spin, and give our honest thoughts.

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ALTON - Oasis Women’s Center has received a $25,000 donation. On Friday, Nov. 15, 2024, the Illinois Federation of Business and Professional Women Metro East presented Oasis with a $25,373.07 check. This money will go toward Oasis’s services to help domestic violence survivors in the Riverbend region. “Everybody does what they can, and we’ve been able to do this,” said Margarette Trushel. “This is very direct money to us, very direct for people’s needs.” Trushel is a founding member of Oasis and has served as its executive director for the past 45 years. She explained that Oasis began with a group of women coming together to create a domestic violence program in the 1970s, with many of them donating money out of their own pockets to form Oasis. The mission resonates with the Illinois Federation of Business and Professional Women (IFBPW) Metro East chapter. As an organization, the National Federation of Business and Professional

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"Criticizing this picture would be bit like criticizing a civic institution, but the one flaw ... has been the fact that there is so little of The Fair shown."

Police said a speeding SUV was switching lanes to bypass slower traffic when it sideswiped a pickup truck and drove into the back of a semi.

JERSEYVILLE - The Medicine Shoppe, a local independent pharmacy which served Jerseyville residents for many years, announced it will be closing for business next month. Owners Ethan and Allison Vandersand made the unfortunate announcement on Saturday, Nov. 16, 2024. “It is with great regret that we inform you that The Medicine Shoppe in Jerseyville will be closing,” they stated. “Our last day of business will be Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2024.” “The last few years have been very lean times for retailers and it has only been more difficult over recent months. We deeply appreciate the years of patronage from our loyal customers and we can't thank you enough for everything you have done for us and our family.” They added that all current customers who get their prescriptions through The Medicine Shoppe will automatically have their prescriptions transferred to the CVS Pharmacy in Jerseyville. “Again, we are exceedingly grateful for your years

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As he recently teased, Sammy Hagar is doing more The Best of All Worlds shows, and this time he’s heading  to Las Vegas.The rocker just announced dates for The Best of All Worlds…

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“DTF St. Louis,” a limited drama series in the works for HBO, will reportedly begin filming for the series next year in Atlanta, Georgia area.

You could find yourself in a big slowdown if you're coming into the city Saturday. Here's how to avoid the closure.

Oh come on: Do we really have to play this game? Trump's appeal to the working class isn't based on the economy. It's based on cultural hot buttons and resentment of elites. Is this even controversial? I doubt that even blue-collar workers themselves would disagree. As president, Trump will: Raise tariffs, which hurt the working ...continue reading "No, Trump is not on the side of blue-collar workers"

On This Day, Nov. 18, 1991 ...U2 released their seventh studio album, Achtung Baby, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 Album chart, making it the band’s third #1 album.Produced…

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She also wore the dress in the Christmas Eve ball scene, where she finally dances with the man she loves.

ST. CLAIR COUNTY - Citizens for Modern Transit, St. Clair County Transit District and Metro Transit are partnering to host “Oh What Fun it is to Ride Transit” festivities during the morning and evening commutes on Friday, Dec. 6, 2024. The goal of these efforts is to spread a little holiday cheer – while also reminding residents about the advantages of taking public transit during the winter months. Teams will be at the North Hanley, Central West End, Forest Park-DeBaliviere, Shrewsbury-Lansdowne I-44, Emerson Park, and Fairview Heights Transit Centers from 7 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. handing out special stainless-steel mugs and encouraging transit riders to sign up Citizens for Modern Transit’s FREE Guaranteed Ride Home Program. The program provides subsidized access to more immediate transportation options – like a ride-hailing service, taxi or rental vehicle – if a personal emergency, sickness or unscheduled overtime arises. Riders are reimbursed

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EDWARDSVILLE - The world premiere of the film “TEN YEARS – Michael Brown, the Ferguson Uprising and The Impact on a Generation” by Southern Illinois University Edwardsville professor Geovonday Jones will screen at the St. Louis International Film Festival (SLIFF) on Sunday, Nov. 17, 2024 at 4 p.m. Jones, MFA, is an assistant professor of performance in the Department of Theater and Dance. He joins six filmmakers who created a series of short films centered on the 2014 death of Michael Brown at the hands of police. “Each film explores the impact of the ten years after Michael Brown,” said Jones who felt a personal connection to Brown’s fatal encounter. “A few months after Michael Brown, Jr. was killed by a police officer, my cousin was killed in St. Louis by an off-duty officer. Because I was in NYC, far away from my family and others protesting on the ground, I turned my energy to my art. It awakened artivism in me. Thereafter, I committed

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As the leaves turn golden and the air grows crisp, fall brings with it a unique atmosphere perfect for curling up with a good podcast. Whether you’re sipping on pumpkin spice lattes, cozying up with a soft blanket, or taking a leisurely walk through the autumn foliage, the right podcast can enhance the experience. Here, we’ll explore some of the best podcasts across various genres that capture the essence of fall, ensuring your cozy days are filled with engaging stories, soothing sounds, and thought-provoking discussions. Embracing the Season: Nature and Environment Podcasts The Nature Podcast For those who appreciate the great outdoors, The Nature Podcast offers fascinating insights into the latest scientific discoveries about our planet. Each episode features interviews with researchers and discussions on environmental issues that resonate especially in the fall, such as climate change and biodiversity. The podcast not only educates but also inspires listeners t

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