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New ‘Zelda’ Game Leaks Early, Possibly By Nintendo’s Retail Partners

2 years 4 months ago
Nintendo hates whenever it loses even a modest amount of control over its properties. Lately, Nintendo has been making a ton of noise bullying YouTubers over all kinds of uses of Zelda content, with Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom having been slated for release mid-May. The company even attempted to subpoena Discord to unmask a […]
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State takeover of St. Louis police, prosecutor’s office blocked by Senate Democrats

2 years 4 months ago
Senate Democrats blocked a vote Tuesday night on a wide-ranging bill that would put St. Louis city’s police department and part of the city’s prosecutor’s office under state control. After nine hours of a Democrat-led filibuster, Republicans set the bill aside for the night. The legislative session ends May 12 at 6 p.m. Republicans argued St. Louis leaders couldn’t decrease crime on their own, while Democrats said the legislation was purely a political “vendetta” against the city’s…
Rebecca Rivas

State takeover of St. Louis police, prosecutor’s office blocked by Senate Democrats

2 years 4 months ago

Senate Democrats blocked a vote Tuesday night on a wide-ranging bill that would put St. Louis city’s police department and part of the city’s prosecutor’s office under state control. After nine hours of a Democrat-led filibuster, Republicans set the bill aside for the night. The legislative session ends May 12 at 6 p.m. Republicans argued […]

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Over $69,000 In Glazebrook Park Improvements Approved

2 years 4 months ago
GODFREY - The purchase of over $69,000 worth of items for the continuing improvement of Glazebrook Park was approved during the Finance Committee meeting just before the Godfrey Village Board meeting on May 2. Among the items approved are picnic tables, new grills, Splash Pad fencing/signage, and more. The full list of items is as follows: Eight 6-foot picnic tables ($7,234.40) Four round picnic tables, four umbrellas, and four umbrella anchors ($5,653.59) 13 trash receptacles with liners and lids ($6,488.29) A fence around the splash pad ($26,608.00) Two grills for new pavilions ($493.94) One “Rules” sign for the pickleball courts ($90.00) One “Rules” sign for the splash pad ($90.00) Matching funds towards the 2023 Metro East Park & Recreation Park and Trail Grant. (Up to but not exceeding $22,377.86) The total cost of these items is $69,036.08. Parks and Recreation Director Chris Logan said all items are funded through the Madison Count

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