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Casa Maya Goes South of the Border

2 years 9 months ago

If you’ve ever cruised around Maplewood, you know it’s the “restaurant haven” of the Midwest. Should your palate be inclined toward a South of the Border meal, look no further than Casa Maya. Does the name Casa Maya sounds familiar? It’s because for years the restaurant was called Cafe Maya. But 5 months ago the... 

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Jean Carnahan

Global Foods and United Provisions Launch Spice Drive With Area Foodbank

2 years 9 months ago


This holiday season, the Prapaisilp family is determined to add flavor to the tables of the area's food insecure through a different kind of food drive. The veteran grocers and restaurateurs have partnered with the International Institute of St. Louis and the St. Louis Area Foodbank to encourage customers to think a little differently about the kinds of goods they donate.…
Cheryl Baehr

Group hopes to amend Missouri constitution to enact ranked-choice voting

2 years 9 months ago

An effort to do away with partisan primaries in Missouri and replace them with a “ranked choice” method got a big boost last week, receiving roughly $670,000 from a Virginia-based nonprofit hoping to put the idea on the 2022 statewide ballot. A group called Better Elections is pushing an initiative petition that would amend Missouri’s […]

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Jason Hancock

Amid debate over sheltered workshops, Missouri pays people with disabilities less

2 years 9 months ago

This story was originally published by The Kansas City Beacon. A new Missouri law allowing employers to continue paying some people with disabilities less than minimum wage has positioned the state at the forefront of a national debate over disability rights in the workplace. Part of a wide-ranging piece of legislation signed by Gov. Mike Parson in […]

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Madison Hopkins