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Lunchtime Photo
This is a doctor making his way from Medical Office Building 1 to Medical Office Building 2 at my local Kaiser Permanente hospital. I've spent many an hour whiling away the time in MOB 2.
Law firm Lewis Rice establishes 'DeLux' practice group serving fashion, apparel, beauty brands
Lewis Rice LLC has formally established a practice group to better market the legal work the St. Louis-based firm does for fashion, apparel and beauty brands.
Spanish-inspired Idol Wolf to open in 21c Museum Hotel St. Louis
Idol Wolf on Tuesday, July 25, will open inside the upcoming 21c Museum Hotel St. Louis at 1528 Locust St. in Downtown West as one of the hotel’s two food and beverage concepts led by executive chef Matthew Daughaday, known for his work at Reed’s American Table, Juniper and Taste.
St. Louis’ Cori Bush joins boycott of Israel president’s speech to Congress
Bush, in boycotting Herzog’s address Wednesday morning to a joint session of Congress, joined several members of the group of U.S. House members known as the “Squad.”
St. Louis Community Foundation names former city schools superintendent as new CEO
The St. Louis Community Foundation, one of the region's biggest foundations and one of the nation's largest such nonprofit organizations, has found its new leader locally after a nationwide search.
St. Louis Cricket League provides ‘family on another continent’ for players from India
The St. Louis Cricket League brings together members the Indian community from across the county, creating a home away from home.
Stop Rushing To Copyright As A Tool To ‘Solve’ The Problems Of AI
A few months back, I got added to a group chat of Hollywood writers/actors/directors, all seeking to understand what the fuck was going on with AI. And one topic that came up consistently early on was “will copyright protect us” and, if not, “how can copyright be changed to better protect us?” I’ve already made […]
Retired appellate judge to review Christopher Dunn case
A retired Missouri appellate judge has been appointed to review a conviction in a decades-old St. Louis murder case.
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General Manager Of Popular Edwardsville Eatery Faces Theft Charges
EDWARDSVILLE - Christopher England, 36, of Edwardsville, the general manager of Peel Wood Fired Pizza at 32 South State Route 157, has been charged with theft in Madison County court. The charge was filed on July 18, 2023, and reads as follows: "Count 1: Theft Over 10,000 (Class 2) in that said defendant knowingly exerted unauthorized control over property of Peel Wood Fired Pizza, being U.S. currency, having a total value in excess of $10,000, but less than $100,000, with the intent to permanently deprive the owner of the use of the value of the said property, in violation of 720 ILCS 5/16-1(a) (1)." Madison County State’s Attorney Thomas Haine signed the charges. Bail was set at $75,000 for England. The Edwardsville Police Department conducted the investigation in this case.
Human Motion Institute Celebrates Expansion
BETHALTO - The Human Motion Institute celebrated its successful beginning during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, July 18. The rehabilitation center offers physical therapy services through Alton Memorial Hospital. While COVID-19 Pandemic delayed an official grand opening, Tuesday’s ceremony recognized the center’s recent expansion and outlined its plans for the future. “We’re just very thrilled and thankful to have this opportunity to serve our community here,” said Sue Walker, the manager of rehabilitation services at Alton Memorial Hospital. “They just do a fantastic job, and our value keeps growing and growing and growing through our rehab services, particularly at this location. Kudos to all of them. A great, great team.” The center, located at 155 E Bethalto Drive, is a part of Alton Memorial Hospital and BJC Healthcare. They have been working with patients since January 2020. As more patients come in, the center recently
Power and Progressivism
Today on TAP: Ezra Klein and David Dayen debate obstacles to progressive gains. (I think Dayen wins, but judge for yourself.)
Def Leppard uses Queen classic to wish Brian May a happy birthday
The members of Def Leppard are helping Queen guitarist Brian May celebrate his 76th birthday. In honor of May’s July 19 birthday, the band shared a musical birthday wish on social media to the tune of the Queen hit “Tie…
Is there a company in St. Louis that will come into your house and take piles of trash away?
'This beat is always fresh' says real estate and development reporter: Inside the Post-Dispatch
Business reporter Steph Kukuljan, who covers real estate and development in the St. Louis area, joins the podcast.
Initiative From Nature's Bakery Founders To Address Food Equity in St. Louis
Over 18 percent of St. Louis-area residents live in a food desert, according to the USDA. A new initiative hopes to change that.
Which Missouri interstate ranks worst in U.S. for bathroom breaks?
Kansas City's Interstate 49 is named the worst highway in the country for bathroom breaks, averaging one every 264 miles, according to ranking.
Fleur STL Elevates Classic St. Louis Diner Fare
Tim Eagan stands just to the side of the grill in his open kitchen, bent nearly in half over the entree he's assembling, hands steady and eyes laser-focused on the plate as if he's performing complicated, life-saving surgery. One hand holds a stainless steel ring mold, which the other fills with layers of different ingredients, one by one, taking care that each layer is perfectly formed.
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