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Devin Nunes Loses Yet Another SLAPP Suit, This Time In California

2 years 9 months ago
Devin Nunes’ campaign to intimidate and silence his critics with a flood of SLAPP suits has hit another stumbling block. While he and his lawyer, Steven Biss, had mostly avoided filing lawsuits in states with strong anti-SLAPP laws, including his “home” state of California, for some reason in the fall of 2020 he sued Twitter […]
Mike Masnick

Anderson Goshen Medical Building Unveiled

2 years 9 months ago
EDWARDSVILLE - The Anderson Healthcare Goshen Campus unveiled its newest addition June 30th to a small group of VIPs including Anderson Healthcare staff, board members, volunteers and other special guests. Anderson Goshen Medical Building is a 50,000 square foot facility located at 3417 Anderson Healthcare Drive and sits adjacent to District Drive, across from Liberty Middle School. Inside, various outpatient services will be available starting with ExpressCare opening on July 7. The Glen Carbon ExpressCare location will relocate after July 5 th , moving to its new home on the Goshen Campus. On Monday, July 11, seventeen providers of Anderson Medical Group will start seeing patients at the new, consolidated offices on the 2nd floor, Suite 200. That same day, Rehab Therapy and Lab Services will open at the location as well. Goshen Imaging, an affiliate of Maryville Imaging, is planned to open this Fall. It is subject to compliance approval with several agencies prior to opening. The

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Daily Deal: The Two Million Dollar Puzzle

2 years 9 months ago
Are you a fan of solving puzzles? Do you like winning money? Then MSCHF has a treat for you. MSCHF, the makers of THE ONE MILLION DOLLAR PUZZLE, now brings you THE TWO MILLION DOLLAR PUZZLE. All you have to do is buy this 500-piece jigsaw puzzle, complete it, and get a chance to win […]
Gretchen Heckmann

my rght toshoot firewrks shallnot be infringed jst because i hav no fingrs

2 years 9 months ago
this weeknd marks th forth of july, that most special tim of the year when evry true patriot celebrates the birth of amrica by getting drnk as piss and blowing some shit to kingdm come. but if the joyless unamercan buzzkills at th st. louis metroplitan polic department have their way, no longerwill the smell of gunpowder and the worriedcries of frightened animals be synonymus with this most explosve of holidays. they made that muchclear on thursday night, when the departmnt treasonously tweeted an infographc warning of th dangers of the annual traditon and threatning arrests.
Daniel Hill

Missouri governor signs bill requiring schools test, filter water for lead

2 years 9 months ago

Efforts to eliminate lead in school drinking water got a huge boost on Friday, as Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signed off on legislation requiring testing and also gave his approval to $27 million in federal funds to help schools install filters. The new law, which goes into effect Aug. 28, requires schools to test their […]

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Jason Hancock

L&C Graphic Design Student Avalon Eales of Glen Carbon Wins Mural Competition  

2 years 9 months ago
GODFREY – A new interactive mural greets visitors to the McPike Math and Science Complex at Lewis and Clark Community College. The work, which was unveiled during a Commencement pre-party in May, is the work of Graphic Design student Avalon Eales. The design was selected by campus and community vote held online this spring. When she discovered she won, Eales couldn’t contain her excitement. “I had to call my whole family and tell them I had been chosen,” she said. “It was a super memorable moment for me.” Eales, the daughter of Greg and Francesca Eales of Glen Carbon, is a 2021 graduate of Edwardsville High School. Her design was inspired by her own journey through college. “I realized how my life was going to be affected by my decisions,” Eales said. “Lewis and Clark gave me the opportunity to create my own pathway. I wanted to show how the main building has stayed strong through the years, despite all the changes to campus.”

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