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Where is Santa? Here's how to track him
Santa Claus is coming to town - here's how you can track his journey.
Celebrity Banquet Center's Christmas toy drive brings joy to families in need
This is the fifth year that the Celebrity Banquet Center has hosted this toy drive and giveaway. The ultimate goal is to make the holidays brighter for hundreds of kids.
300 new Illinois laws take effect in 2024 - Here are five worth knowing
The state of Illinois will ring in the new year with more than 300 new laws, ranging in scope from public safety to healthcare and many other sectors.
Schnucks Gooey Butter Cake Cream
This is the saddest/warmest December, and it’s bumming out my holiday vibes
Founding member of Dixie Chicks killed in Texas crash: reports
The woman was identified as Laura Caroline Lynch by the Texas Department of Public Safety.
Recapping 2023 in St. Louis sports: Cardinals, Blues, CITY and Battlehawks
The 2023 calendar year marked a time of change in St. Louis professional sports.
Never too late for the ‘holly jolly spirit,’ says man who buys a last-minute Christmas tree
Radio announcer Joey Zanaboni scores a tree for $30 on a lot in Maplewood.
Israel strikes 2 homes, killing more than 90 Palestinians. Biden says he didn't request a cease-fire
RAFAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — More than 90 Palestinians, including dozens from an extended family, were killed in Israeli airstrikes on two homes in Gaza, rescuers and hospital officials said Saturday, a day after the U.N. chief warned that nowhere is safe in the territory and that Israel’s offensive creates “massive obstacles” to distribution of [...]
Yep, Team Transitory was right all along
Was our recent bout of inflation "transitory"? That depends on how you define it. But since a picture is worth a thousand words, let's look at a picture of core PCE, the Fed's favored measure of inflation: The inflationary surge we typically associate with 1980 actually started in the late '60s and didn't fully recede ...continue reading "Yep, Team Transitory was right all along"
Busy weekend for last-minute holiday shoppers, cars lined up to enter Brentwood Promenade
There's a good chance you or someone you know needs to get a little more shopping done before Christmas Day on Monday. If you venture out, brace yourself for large crowds.
This Week In Techdirt History: December 17th – 23rd
Five Years Ago This week in 2018, a bunch of entertainment industry lobbyists were given a chance to pay $5000 to attend the Grammys with two congressmen, an appeals court handed another loss to MP3 reseller ReDigi, and copyright lobbyists were failing to keep their story straight on the EU Copyright Directive (the problems of […]
Hello! I’m (25F) interested in potentially moving back to the city — Soulard area — after having lived in the west county area for quite some time. that said, I’m interested in the Steelyard Apartments in Soulard. anybody live here? opinions? experiences…
After Brexit, immigration to Britain is up
Here's an interesting chart showing post-Brexit immigration into the UK: Apparently the Brexiteers promised a new immigration system that favored skilled workers, and they delivered. After it went into effect immigration from the EU (i.e., plumbers from Poland) plummeted while immigration from the rest of the world (doctors from Delhi) tripled. Overall immigration has increased ...continue reading "After Brexit, immigration to Britain is up"
Missouri lawmakers anticipate challenges in 2024 after record-breaking budget
The state of Missouri is expecting a decline in general revenue in 2024 following a record-setting budget approved earlier this year.
Antisemitism at universities: A response
This is just one person, but I thought it was worth sharing. It came in response to my question about antisemitism on college campuses: I recently just started working on a college campus, and the question I get all the time now (including earlier today) is “What’s up with all the antisemitism on campus? Are ...continue reading "Antisemitism at universities: A response"
Deadline approaching for Missouri to opt in to federal summer food program
Around 429,000 Missouri children would be eligible to receive $51.5 million in food benefits next summer if the state participates.
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