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How Local Leaders Are Unlocking Potential of the ARPA
From Brookings: In March 2021, Congress passed the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).[1] ARPA delivered resources to mount a public health response to COVID-19; directed economic relief to workers, families, and small businesses; and provided fiscal aid to state, local, and tribal governments through the $350 billion Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery […]
Online learning firm Nerdy says AI is writing 30% of its software code
At Clayton-based online learning firm Nerdy (NYSE: NRDY), 30% of software coding is being completed by artificial intelligence, the company disclosed recently.
Janae Edmondson, teen volleyball player who lost legs in crash, sues City of St. Louis
Florida-based Labor Finders International expands St. Louis-area operations
A Florida-based staffing company that specializes in placing blue-collar workers has opened a third St. Louis-area office, citing demand from job-seekers in north St. Louis County.
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St. Louis man sentenced to 10 years in prison in fatal shooting of 15-year-old
Joseph Renick was sentenced Thursday to 10 years in prison for fatally shooting a 15-year-old boy in 2019.
Lunchtime Photo
This is an iceberg rose with lots of pink coloring. One of our neighbors has a big hedgerow of icebergs, which bloom and get pruned back several times a year. Some of them are pure white, while others have the pinkish streaks. They make a very striking hedgerow.
SIUE Alumnus Makes Global Impact in Public Health
EDWARDSVILLE - Public health is a broad field that has many different sectors. For Southern Illinois University Edwardsville alumnus, Edgar Huichapa, he enjoys the ability to be creative by taking the different aspects of public health and intertwining them to address various health issues. This inspiration in the public health field has led him to travel around the world addressing health issues. Since graduating from SIUE in 2017 with a bachelor’s in public health from the School of Education, Health and Human Behavior (SEHHB), Huichapa has worked with the World Health Organization on malaria research in Ghana, served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Cameroon, contributed to development projects around west Africa and Europe, and is now in Guinea teaching gardening for sustenance, soil improvement, and poultry production. “My final internship in Ghana while at SIUE was a huge stepping stone and opened the door for my return back to the country and the rest of my adventures
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Massive St. Charles County subdivision rejected by county board, with final decision to be made by council
Rezoning for a massive subdivision proposed in western St. Charles County was rejected Wednesday night by county planners, although a final decision would come from the county council.
St. Louis County gym House of Pain consolidates to one location, opens at The District
House of Pain Gym, a strength training gym and fitness center, last Monday opened in The District in Chesterfield.
‘QAnon Shaman’ looks to overturn sentence, says he never renounced QAnon
Jacob Angeli Chansley, who rose to prominence as the self-described “QAnon Shaman” and became, for many, the face of the Jan. 6 insurrection, is trying to get his sentence overturned and says he never renounced QAnon or felt duped by Donald Trump. At the same time, he’s trying to make money on his newfound fame. […]
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Worried about Proud Boys at Pride this weekend? Here is a guide and map to help you stay safe!
Elton John to be joined by four guests for Glastonbury performance
Elton John previously hinted that he was going to have “guest artists” join him during his headlining set at the U.K.’s Glastonbury Festival on Sunday, June 25, and now his husband…
Important And Needed New Report: Scaling Trust On The Web
We talk a lot about the concept of “trust & safety” at internet companies, but the entire concept is relatively new, and still very confusing to many, including some who work in the field! Over the last few years we’ve seen a growing movement to organize and somewhat “professionalize” the space, with very important and […]
Updated: Household spending on all food through 2022
Yesterday I posted a pair of charts that showed the growth in various categories for spending on food eaten at home—newly updated through 2022! But over Twitter I got a complaint. First, by showing percent growth all I was demonstrating is that new sources of food (warehouse, home delivery) grew faster than conventional sources (grocery ...continue reading "Updated: Household spending on all food through 2022"
Challenges and Opportunities Abound for Off-Site Construction Sector
From Builder Online: While off-site construction faces many challenges to more widespread adoption, panelists were bullish on the future of the sector during the “Off-Site Construction Challenges and Opportunities” panel discussion during the International Code Council/Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Off-Site Construction Summit. “We are seeing some movement in the acceptance of off-site […]
After jobs warning, German media executive says artificial intelligence can liberate journalists
“Journalists can outsource tedious work to AI and devote more time and energy to their core tasks.”
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