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In the news: Brentwood Promenade, concert for Parkinson’s, mayoral race
The Brentwood Promenade for sale, Pipes for Parkinson’s and the Maplewood mayor are all in in the news. BNN — Maplewood Mayoral Race Heats Up: Knapper’s Missing Campaign Report, No Debate with Greenberg Fox 2 — Husband forms Pipes for Parkinson’s to help wife KMOV — Brentwood Promenade up for sale KSDK — Brentwood shopping […]
Let’s Do Better Parking Dpt. And Police
Secretary Pete endorses the lead-crime theory
Hey, check out Mayor Secretary Pete on childhood lead poisoning: The benefit of *not being lead poisoned* is not speculative. It is enormous. And because lead poisoning leads to irreversible cognitive harm, massive economic loss, and even higher crime rates, this work represents one of the best returns on public investment ever observed. https://t.co/uFVsTCebwt — ...continue reading "Secretary Pete endorses the lead-crime theory"
Info about Signing the Abortion Ballot Initiative
3 words saved a Ferguson artist's life after he says 4 men appeared with guns
Joe's Cafe Reopening?
The Parade 3-16-24
Teen dies at St. Charles County jail. Mom says he didn’t get his meds.
Peggy Davis said her son, Romeo Calhoun, did not receive medication for his epilepsy, ADHD, bipolar disorder or schizophrenia while in detention.
Missouri Senate approves increasing penalties on celebratory gunfire
Legislation is moving forward inside the Missouri Capitol that would impose tougher penalties for people who fire celebratory gunshots.
2 St. Louis Catholic elementary schools to close after 2023-24 school year
Two parish elementary schools will close following the 2023-24 academic year, the Archdiocese of St. Louis announced Friday.
St. Louis Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski accepted the recommendations to close Little Flower School, at 1275 Boland Place in Richmond Heights, and St. Roch School, at 6040 Waterman Blvd. in St. Louis, after parish pastors met with the Office of Catholic Education and Formation and episcopal vicars.
The review included school enrollment, staffing, building capacity, parish subsidies,…
Dinner Spot with Live Dinner music?
Greenscape Gardens shares on prepping for gardening
The mild weather has recently continued to keep people outdoors in hopes of getting work started in their yards and gardens, and it’s finally time.
Operation Food Search to expand its HQ
Prosecutor Dumps Case Against Migrant Charged With Murder Just Because One Of The Officers Assaulting Him Died After This Assault
Just imagine how petty and vindictive you have to be to change someone with murder just because they weren’t arrested easily. Imagine how self-centered you have to be to present someone as an assailant just because they were unable to comprehend your instructions. Imagine just how inhumane you have to be to present a false […]
Daniel Riley found guilty, circuit attorney applauds family's strength
The St. Louis Circuit Attorney is praising the Tennessee family for testifying in the case against the man who changed their lives forever.
SLSO spotlights percussion in Live at the Sheldon concert
Olivette mother found shot and killed, son charged
A son is being charged after he allegedly shot and killed his mother in their Olivette home, mistaking her for an intruder.
Midtown safety?
The Who raising funds for Teenage Cancer Trust with limited-edition concert prints
The Who is getting ready to play two shows to benefit Teenage Cancer Trust in March, and they're now giving fans a way to help them raise even more money…
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