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The Pasta House Co. opens new location in Kirkwood
The local chain's latest addition is situated in the Greentree Center at Manchester at Woodlawn.
Funniest/Most Insightful Comments Of The Week At Techdirt
This week, our first place winner on the insightful side is Stephen T. Stone responding to the allegation that we have been inconsistent about whether or not Twitter blue checks have value: The value of the blue check under Old Twitter was “verification”—i.e., “this person is who they say they are”. Was the system perfect? […]
Molly’s in Soulard (scammed)
Why some St. Louis-area Roman Catholics are looking forward to parish reorganization
“We have to be real about where we are today, not 30 years ago.”
Legendary Cardinals broadcaster and former player Mike Shannon has died. Here are some of our favorite interviews featuring the 'Moon Man'
“Mike’s unique connection to Cardinals fans and his teammates was reflected in his unbridled passion for the game, the Cardinals, and the St. Louis community."
Outer county leaders push merger of St. Louis, St. Louis County prosecutors’ offices
When states limit care, some trans people do it themselves
Transgender and non-binary Missourians are turning to do-it-yourself treatments as Republicans across the nation move to restrict gender-affirming health care. Missouri resident Erin Stille says she bought hormones online from a Taiwan-based supplier over concerns that she might lose what…
Surfer lost in St. Louis: where is the closest surf spot?
Any property management companies/apartment buildings you would recommend?
Mike Shannon, longtime Cardinals radio broadcaster, dies at 83
Mike Shannon, a beloved radio broadcaster and two-time World Series champion for the St. Louis Cardinals, has died at the age of 83.
Where to post business cards
Kim gardener says "I am not leaving"
Mike Shannon, voice of the Cardinals for 50 years, dies at 83
Rest in Peace, Mike Shannon
Four young people die in Old Monroe head-on crash
Three of the four young people killed were teenage girls.
Found dog in tower grove park
Raw data: Who cuts spending more, Democrats or Republicans?
I had a bit of insomnia last night and produced this fine reenactment of old-school blogging: This chart shows the change in federal spending during every postwar administration.¹ For example, Eisenhower's first budget clocked in at 18.14% of GDP while his final budget set spending at 17.38% of GDP. So over the course of his ...continue reading "Raw data: Who cuts spending more, Democrats or Republicans?"
Officials identify discovered human remains as woman from Pevely
A mushroom hunter found the remains on April 23.
Cities with the worst commute in Illinois
When the COVID-19 pandemic made millions of Americans remote workers, it also abruptly ended many of the commutes that bookend the workday. As some of those workers return to the office, conversations around the drawbacks of commutes have become more intense. For a while, those workers enjoyed more time in the morning and evening that [...]
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