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Plant of the Week: Dianthus. We have some potted indoors and blooming. The ones in garden bed borders bloomed until December last year. If you are only looking for St. Louis Area (Missouri and Illinois) Seed Swaps and Plant Sales, here’s a page for them. Plant Sales Added this week: Two Native Plant Sales, a … Continue reading This Week in Gardening & Nature →

General Membership Meetings All general meetings are held at Watson Terrace Christian Church, 4205 Watson Road. Meetings are open to … MoreAssociation Meetings

Discover the best lip scrubs and lip masks to heal dry, flaky and chapped lips in the wintertime.

LITCHFIELD - The Litchfield Skyview Drive-In will host an eclipse viewing party on Monday, April 8, 2024, complete with live music, comedians, a raffle and more. Attendees can enjoy vendors, games, a photo booth and other attractions throughout the day starting at 11 a.m. on April 8. The eclipse will be visible around 2 p.m. that day, with almost 100% totality visible in Litchfield. “We’re super excited. We know we’re not 100% in the eclipse, but we’re at 98.2%, so we’ll still get a very good show of the eclipse,” said Skyview owner Chelsey Semplowski. “The drive-in is a very special place. We’re the last original drive-in on Old Route 66, so we just want to make sure that we’re around for as long as possible. Visiting the concession stand and coming out for stuff like this helps us to be able to keep the drive-in operating and functional.” Tickets cost $40 until March 1, 2024, when they increase to $50. Ages 5 and under

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Celebrate spring training for the St. Louis Cardinals with  a special 12-hour ticket flash sale.

De Smet Jesuit High School for boys, one of the St. Louis region's largest private secondary schools, plans to add middle school grades beginning in the 2025-26 school year.

On This Day, February 12, 1997… During a press conference in the lingerie department of a K-Mart in Greenwich Village, New York, U2 announced they would be heading out on what they…

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This exhibit is the faculty showcase alongside the juried undergraduate photography exhibit — a celebration of our creative community. Illustrating the current work and creative research of our faculty and […]

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The Foundry Art Centre is going to the dogs! Wag is an interactive art exhibition curated and designed specifically for our furry best friends. Featured artists of this unique exhibition […]

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After teasing some big news for the past week, AC/DC has finally spilled the beans and as many suspected, they're hitting the road.  The rockers just announced dates for the Power Up tour, which…

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Tammy Woods, who told her story exclusively to The Star last week, said the abuse occurred in the early 1980s in St. Louis.

A court ruling to bar use of dicamba weedkillers has left major products in limbo and brought a wave of uncertainty to agriculture — at a most inconvenient time, some say.

Police on Monday identified the man who died after crashing his motorcycle into a vehicle in south St. Louis County on Saturday.

WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) this week hosted a briefing for several of her Senate colleagues with Dr. Zaher Sahloul and other doctors who recently returned from a medical mission in Gaza so that the Senators could hear directly from the doctors on the state of the humanitarian crisis there and the urgent need for life-saving medical supplies, equipment and treatment to assist the innocent civilians who are suffering in Gaza. “This briefing underscored the urgent need for Congress to swiftly act to help expand deliveries of lifesaving aid and medical care to the innocent civilians who are suffering in Gaza,” said Duckworth. “I’m grateful to Dr. Sahloul and these doctors for providing a sobering firsthand analysis of the dire circumstances on the ground in Gaza and I will continue to strongly advocate for the protection of innocent civilians in Gaza and the West Bank, the safe return of all hostages and ultimately a two-state future

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CHICAGO - Attorney General Kwame Raoul joined a coalition of 11 attorneys general urging the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Congress and the Biden administration to protect workers from the dangers of exposure to extreme heat in the workplace. Raoul and the coalition petitioned OSHA to implement a nationwide emergency extreme heat standard to take effect this summer to protect workers from heat exposure. OSHA currently has no occupational heat standard from rising temperatures or intensifying heat waves. Raoul and the attorneys general also called on Congress to pass pending legislation directing OSHA to promulgate an interim heat standard while it continues its rulemaking for a permanent standard. Additionally, they urged the White House to support these efforts to protect the nation’s most heat-vulnerable workers. “Climate change increases the severity of extreme heat, particularly in Illinois for our farmers and construction workers,”

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