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The trolley is open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday.

Next stop, Brick River Cider Co. in the Downtown West Neighborhood.

A Birch Tree man was pronounced Saturday afternoon after drowning in a Missouri River.

Next stop on the microbrew tour: Schlafly Taproom in the Downtown West Neighborhood.

A man is in custody after a shooting that involved police officers in St. Louis City.

A man was shot and killed in north St. Louis City Saturday afternoon.

St Louis, MO- GeekCraft Inc. will be hosting the annual GeekCraft Expo at the Webster University Grant Gymnasium. The Expo will be open from 10am to 5pm on Saturday July

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Another STL brewery that builds on our past brewing history and brings something amazing. The Marine Villa Neighborhood is a gem, and this place contributes to the charm.

School bells will be ringing soon. Along with the return to school comes a shift in daily routines, including mealtimes and mealtime options. Whether children and adolescents enjoy school-prepared breakfast and lunch, or eat breakfast at home and bring a lunch, well-balanced meals will set them up for success in school. Parents may find themselves overwhelmed by planning meals for the busy school year, but by simply adding a dairy food to each meal, parents can easily increase a meal’s nutrition. “Parents may find themselves scrambling for meal ideas as the new school-year routine gets under way,” said Maggie Cimarolli, a registered dietitian and nutrition educator with the St. Louis District Dairy Council. “Dairy foods are an excellent choice to incorporate into meals as they provide protein, carbohydrates and healthy fats, plus provide vitamins and minerals. In addition, many dairy foods are extremely portable, such as yogurt and string cheese, making them

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A contributor sent this in recently about an experience by the National Great Rivers Museum: "I took these photos as I was walking by the National Great Rivers Museum. I've personally never seen a turtle that big attempting to cross a busy road. "It was huge! Surprisingly none of the drivers hit it, they just changed lanes as they closer. Not to mention, the turtle seemed to know when to lay low and stay out of the way."

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Recent reports from the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are again raising awareness of hepatitis C. A 2022 report found “too few people diagnosed with hepatitis C are being treated, despite availability of medications capable of curing this viral infection.” Specifically, the agency estimates fewer than one in three people with health insurance are getting direct-acting antiviral treatment for the infection within a year of diagnosis. A June 2023 study published by the CDC also examined gaps in access to treatment, building on the 2022 findings. The statistics resonate with Marcie Lindstrom , a gastroenterology advanced practice provider at OSF HealthCare. “If we go back 10 or 15 years, hepatitis C treatment was really difficult,” Lindstrom notes as a possible reason for the hesitancy. “Treatment lasted a year or a year and a half. It required an injection. People really felt bad during treatment.” Conversely:

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