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Teenage girl shot in chest in Hanley Hills home sprayed by gunfire
Police said the 15-year-old girl is hospitalized and expected to survive.
Six Flags Stl to get Family coaster
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Dierbergs Plans New University City Store
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch:Grocery chain Dierbergs has plans to open a store at the new Markets at Olive development in University City. The grocer would build a roughly 65,000-square-foot store at the development, at Interstate 170 and Olive Boulevard, near the new Costco, according to plans filed with the city. Costco is the only retailer […]
Six St. Louis suburbs named among 'best small towns to retire' in Missouri
World Atlas, an educational geography website, recently released a list revealing the "best small towns to retire in Missouri." The report recognizes many ideal destinations in the Show Me State, including six St. Louis suburbs.
Bangert Island to be Inaccessible for a Few Years
From Mid Rivers News Magazine: More changes are coming to the area around Bangert Island, and access to the island will be challenged temporarily. To construct the large water feature associated with the Riverpointe development, which will run the length of the original Bangert Island, the city of St. Charles will need to remove nearly 40 acres […]
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Alton Historical Commission To Hold Hearing To Review Protected Brick Street Ordinance
ALTON - The Alton Historical Commission will hold a hearing at 7 p.m. on March 7 in the city council chambers to review the protected brick street ordinance. The ordinance was initially adopted in 1974. Many streets have been added to the list over the years. There are currently over 50 streets on the protected list. The Commission has been compiling a list of all of the brick streets in Alton. Currently, the Commission has a list of over 80 streets and alleys totaling over 10 miles of brick streets. The expansion of the Middletown Historic District to include most of downtown Alton has been one of the catalysts to review the list as there are many brick streets near or/in downtown that are not on the protected list. In addition, it is important to review the list periodically. One of the most important reasons to be included on the list is to require utilities to repair any excavations in a brick street with brick. Otherwise, the utility can make the repair with concrete leaving ugl
Festus R-6 to Spend More Than $680,000 to Improve Buildings
From Leader Publications: The Festus R-6 Board of Education recently approved $680,188 in expenditures to improve school buildings and other facilities around the district. School board members voted unanimously Feb. 16 to enter contracts with five companies to complete the various improvements, awarding the contracts to the lowest bidder for each of the projects. All the […]
McDonald’s Expands Solar Projects in US
From The Edwardsville Intelligencer: McDonald’s has teamed up with Lightsource bp to launch a solar project in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana, roughly 25 miles from Lafayette, according to a recent press release. The Prairie Ronde Solar project is expected to generate 327,000-megawatt hours, the average annual electricity consumption of 30,700 US homes. Construction of the project […]
William Morris: re:memory
German historian and philosopher Wilhelm Dilthey believed historicity identifies human beings as unique and concrete historical beings. It places each of us within the context of a time and space.
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Ben Brough: Hours of Forever
Bruno David presents “Hours of Forever”, an exhibition of recent work by Ben Brough. This is the artist’s second solo exhibition with the gallery. “Hours of Forever” is a
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SIUE Alumna Elizabeth Frattura Named to Forbes Magazine's Top List
EDWARDSVILLE – Elizabeth Frattura, CFP, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville business administration alumna and Morgan Stanley Family Wealth Advisor in the firm’s Chicago Wealth Management office, has been named to Forbes Magazine’s list of Top Women Wealth Advisors Best-In-State for 2023. “It is truly an honor to see my name included and to be recognized for my contributions to this industry,” said Frattura. “During my 16-year tenure at Morgan Stanley, I have always admired and looked up to the women who make up Forbes top advisors. “I am especially thankful for my clients, colleagues and mentors who have helped make this possible by believing and investing in me.” Forbes’ “Top Women Wealth Advisors Best-In-State” is a select group of individuals who have a minimum of seven years of industry experience. The ranking, developed by Forbes’ partner SHOOK Research, is based on an algorithm of qualitative and
Sweetie Pie’s TV star 'still in disbelief' after murder-for-hire conviction
Timothy Norman, convicted in a 2016 murder-for-hire plot against his own nephew, took to Instagram to claim his innocence, stating he's "still in disbelief" as a possible life sentence nears.
1 dead after late Tuesday night shooting in north St. Louis
The Who announces special show at royal family’s Sandringham estate
The Who has added a special new show to their tour schedule. The band is set to perform at the royal family’s Sandringham estate in Norfolk, England. The concert is set to…
St. Louis police identify man shot to death in Baden neighborhood
Ricky Wilson, 33, was shot in the head Sunday in the 8200 block Frederick Street.
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