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Advanced Manufacturing Center set to open in 2025 at STLCC
The new building will enable The Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) to expand its 15-year-old Pre-Employment training program with STLCC that provides the aerospace giant with a pipeline for future hiring.
Taking my date out
$2M for marketing? St. Louis agency must do more than draw investment, chief says
The agency has spent $2 million on marketing contracts that its new leader said are meant to offset the headlines about crime and mayhem that can scare off new business.
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St. Louis nonprofit receives $60M from Wells Fargo to fuel national expansion
The new capital will help fuel the nonprofit's plan to open 40 locations across the country over the next eight years.
IDOT and Wood River Drainage & Levee District Prevent Erosion
EAST ALTON/WOOD RIVER - This week, the Wood River Drainage and Levee District (WRDLD) partnered with Keller Construction and the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) to prevent erosion near the Wood River Pump Station. The Wood River Pump Station drains water to prevent flooding, and WRDLD manages the Wood River levee system. Natural erosion has occurred near the pump station, which required a routine but large response from WRDLD, Keller Construction and IDOT. “Our contractor, Keller Construction, Inc., placed approximately 600 tons of IDOT RR3 riprap on the slope of the Wood River Pump Station impoundment to repair erosion and prevent future issues with the same,” explained WRDLD executive director Kevin Williams. This project was focused in the southeast quadrant of the intersection of Illinois Routes 3 and 143, near the city limits of Wood River. Keller Construction , which is based in Glen Carbon, lined the slope with IDOT’s approved side
Second victim identified in St. Louis County killing that left 2 dead
Lance Ballard, 41, of Ferguson, was identified as one of the men killed around 2 a.m. Tuesday in the 2900 block of Old Hanley.
Out-of-town brewery plans expansion into St. Louis in former McGurks Public House space
The new brewery and restaurant will be the Louisville, Kentucky-based company's seventh location. It's set to open this November, the company's CEO said, assuming construction goes according to plan.
More People Realizing KOSA Is A 1st Amendment Nightmare
We’ve covered the many problems of the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) for years now (this is the second Congress it has been introduced in), and it appears that more and more people are realizing the myriad problems with the bill which, ridiculously, has broad bipartisan support, with an astoundingly disappointing 43 cosponsors in the […]
High-profile startup Wugen, with more than $200M in VC funding, begins clinical trial on cancer-fighting drug
St. Louis-based clinical-stage biotechnology startup Wugen, which has raised more than $200 million in venture, has dosed the first patient in a clinical trial for one of its cancer-fighting drug candidates.
Friday Cat Blogging – 18 August 2023
Last week you saw Charlie peering at Hilbert from a distant hedge. This week you get a closeup of Charlie in the hedge. He was having lots of fun that day, leaping out of the hedge and startling Hilbert, and then circling back to the hedge to do it again. Hilbert just wandered around the ...continue reading "Friday Cat Blogging – 18 August 2023"
Capitalists: Be Careful What You Wish For
Today on TAP: Wall Street’s hilarious complaint against a totally captured self-regulatory agency has one thing right: This delegation of government authority is unconstitutional.
Neil Young’s ‘Harvest Moon’ to be reissued on clear vinyl
Neil Young’s classic album Harvest Moon is getting a very special vinyl release. The record will be released September 22 as a three-sided, double album ...
A hurricane in Southern California?
Apparently a Category 4 hurricane is headed toward sunny little Irvine. That's something new and exciting. It's true that I've been desperately pining away for cooler weather since June, but this sure wasn't what I had in mind. Also, I was hoping to restart my astrophotography this weekend, but I'm pretty sure a hurricane will ...continue reading "A hurricane in Southern California?"
What a waste of money, they don't deserve something this nice
The country is pretty normal these days
A new Washington Post "analysis" informs us that the Senate and Electoral College are biased in favor of small red states. Also that political polarization has increased and trust in government has decreased. This is not exactly big news. But at least it's all true. On the other hand, there's been a lot of substantial ...continue reading "The country is pretty normal these days"
Boeing project in St. Louis County would be ‘transformational’ for Berkeley, leader says
School districts, libraries and other impacted taxing bodies within St. Louis County now have estimates on how much they would lose, and gain, in the Boeing Co.'s $2 billion expansion.
Jennings city attorney says he resigned because of mayor
Former Jennings attorney Sam Alton claims others who recently quit are also fed up with the mayor.
Grateful Dead release never-before-heard music from ‘Wake of the Flood’ session tapes
Grateful Dead has released two hours of never-before-heard music. The band just shared the third edition of The Angel’s Share series, this time featuring previously unreleased session tapes from their album Wake of the Flood, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary
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