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The Muny Warns: Don’t Feed the Plant! in “Little Shop of Horrors” by Pat Lindsey     To feed or not feed the plant, that is the question. In The Muny’s “Little Shop of Horrors,” the audience is horrified when florist shopkeeper, Seymour, makes the wrong decision. And in the end, you’ll see what happens when […]

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Three men were arrested and charged with murder for the July 19 death of 44-year-old Montez Pearson.

JERSEY - Brendan Schultz recently completed an outstanding athletic career at Jersey Community High School. Brendan was a depth person on the track and field squad, the Panthers' Head Coach Harold Landon said. He is a Sparklight Internet Male Athlete of the Month for JCHS. “He ran the 4 x 100 relay, the 4 x 200 relay and pole vaulted,” the coach said. “He got fifth in the conference in the pole vault.” Coach Landon said at times Brendan was almost like an assistant coach, working with the pole vaulters if the pole vault coach wasn’t there. “He helped me coach the younger kids at the meets, too,” Coach Landon said. “He also was a National Honor Society student and just a good young man.” Brendan is also a national-level water ski participant and has brought home many medals in that sport. Not only was Brendan a strong athlete, but he also was on the high honor during his final quarter at JCHS.

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The group is tasked with hearing from the community about how slavery, segregation and other race-based harms have affected St. Louisans.

Stifel Financial Corp.'s Global Wealth Management division reported its 10th consecutive quarter of record revenue.

St. Louis police continue to crack down on illegal and unsafe activities on the street, reporting dozens of tickets and citations in the city for a second straight day.

Family and friends gathered in front of 1080 rue St. Francois on Wednesday, July 26 to unveil the 58th Walk Through History plaque in honor of the late Frank and JoAnn Schuette. The plaque dedication took place before the start of the third Wednesday Night Out event.     Frank and JoAnn Schuette both had careers many […]

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The new space will feature a "molino," a traditional mill where corn is grown into fresh masa and which will include a retail counter where customers can buy masa products like tortillas and tostadas.

A few months ago, Jack Yan pointed out to me that if they did a search for Techdirt on DuckDuckGo, it showed only one single link which was (bizarrely) to a random story from like eight years ago. There were literally no other results for Techdirt. I replicated it, but was travelling, and by the […]

The benefits of learning to speak a second language (or third) are immeasurable! With its intuitive, immersive training method, Rosetta Stone will have you reading, writing, and speaking new languages like a natural in no time. You’ll start by matching words with images just like when you learned your native language as a child. Then […]

We recognize that businesses are a critical part of our communities. When businesses in Tower Grove South/South Grand expressed concern about public safety issues affecting their operations and safety of their patrons and employees a meeting was set to address these issues..

 

On July 17th over 50 area business representatives came together to meet with our new 6th Ward Alderwoman, Daniela Velázquez, our TGS Neighborhood Improvement Specialist, Christian Saller, representatives from Tower Grove Community Development Corporation, St Louis Metropolitan Police representatives and other vested partners to start a discussion on how these public safety issues are impacting local businesses and how, working together, we can create change.  We hope to facilitate more meetings with local businesses over the following year as they lend a perspective vital to continued growth and safety of our neighborhoods.

ST. LOUIS - Over the summer months, many outdoor activities and events often include alcohol. But with the extreme heat, a drink can become dangerous if you don’t take proper precautions to stay hydrated. The Illinois Liquor Control Commission (ILCC) has issued tips to stay safe if you plan to drink alcohol during the excessive heat warning that’s currently in effect through the Greater St. Louis area. “Hot, humid summer days cause fluid loss through sweat, and alcohol consumption causes fluid loss through frequent urination; together, these can be a deadly combination and can quickly dehydrate even the healthiest individual,” the ILCC said in a press release. Dehydration, heat stroke and heat exhaustion are very common in extreme heat but potentially deadly if you don’t treat them immediately. If someone is feeling dizzy, lightheaded, nauseous or otherwise unwell, the National Weather Service recommends drinking water and seeking out a cooler environment

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More than 32,000 Missourians – half of them children – lost Medicaid coverage in June during Missouri’s first round of eligibility checks after the COVID public health emergency. According to a Department of Social Services announcement Thursday, out of the roughly 116,000 Medicaid recipients who had their eligibility checked in June, around 43% retained coverage, […]

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Large language AIs like ChatGPT train themselves on vast amounts of information hoovered up from every corner of the internet: "In the absence of meaningful privacy regulations, that means that people can scrape really widely all over the internet, take anything that is ‘publicly available’ — that top layer of the internet for lack of ...continue reading "Do AIs use too much of your personal data?"