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Mayor Says Best Option For Alton Residents Is To Stay With City's Electricity Aggregation Program With Constellation NewEnergy
ALTON - In order to continue to receive the benefits of the Metro East electricity municipal aggregation program, the best option is to do nothing. Many residents in the Metro East (see list below) electricity service area have received confusing communications suggesting that they must soon make a choice to change their supplier. This is not accurate. To be clear: Your community has already selected a competitive supplier, Constellation NewEnergy, to recommence the electricity aggregation program starting in February 2023. Constellation NewEnergy’s rate will be a 22-month term at $0.1210 compared to Ameren’s Basic Service Rate of $0.12236. An Opt-out letter for the new program will be sent out in the next few weeks. Metro East customers participate in a municipal aggregation program that combines the purchasing power of 28 communities to secure reliable, cost-effective power for approximately 130,000 homes. At a time of rising costs and turmoil in the energy markets, municipal
Megan Green inaugurated as St. Louis' first female aldermanic president
Megan Green was inaugurated as the city's first female president of the Board of Alderman on Monday.
Customs officers seize hundreds of fake Super Bowl rings in St. Louis
U.S. Customs and Border Protection recently seized a shipment of fake Super Bowl championship rings heading to the St. Louis area from China.
Fired Fox 2 anchor Vic Faust starts new ‘Cancel This’ podcast
Faust was canned in September after launching into profanity-laced tirade aimed at female co-worker, criticized the woman for her weight and parenting skills.
Black sorority plans women’s museum, community center in north St. Louis
Gamma Omega, the St. Louis chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha, and the sorority’s nonprofit are spearheading an effort to open a museum and community center.
San Francisco Lawmakers Think It Might Be OK For Cops To Deploy Robots To Kill People
Lots of people like to pretend California is home to certifiable Communists — a socialist collective masquerading as a state. But California is not beholden to socialist ideals. It has its own dictatorial ideological bent, one that’s only slightly tamed by its election of liberal leaders. Every move towards the left is greeted by an […]
Aldergeddon: New 10th Ward
The new St. Louis City 10th Ward includes parts of current 18th, 26th, 28th Wards, and other Wards, and is the result of Census Redistricting and Ward Reduction. 2023 Running Filed- Current 26th Ward Alder Shameem Clark HubbardOccupation: former salon ownerOther Elected Office: Party Office: former 26th Ward CommitteewomanGenealogy: granddaughter of former 4th Ward Alder … Continue reading Aldergeddon: New 10th Ward →
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Happy holidays! These are the holiday light displays to visit this season
Annie Lennox among the performers for Prince William’s Earthshot Prize ceremony
Annie Lennox is set to perform at the second annual awards ceremony for The Earthshot Prize, the global environmental prize founded by Prince William. The event, which Prince William and wife Kate Middleton will attend,…
'Final straw': Tishaura Jones, Cori Bush respond to now-deleted Elon Musk tweet
Twitter CEO Elon Musk recently deleted a tweet he originally published last week referencing the 2014 protests in Ferguson, Missouri. In recent days, the tweet was met with criticism from St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones and Missouri U.S. Rep. Cori Bush.
Let’s please cut the crap on LA homelessness
The naivete of the LA Times editorial board is stunning: Here are two heartening things that happened in the past few weeks: the passage of Measure ULA, which will provide hundreds of millions of dollars annually to build affordable housing and prevent homelessness, and the election of Karen Bass, a smart, experienced leader, as the ...continue reading "Let’s please cut the crap on LA homelessness"
Santa, Petting Zoo Bring Smiles To Children, Small Business Saturday Is A Success
WOOD RIVER - Downtown Wood River was packed with families for a visit with Santa Claus and a petting zoo, plus businesses were open for visitors, and many offered special Christmas beverages and food items. “We had Santa along Ferguson and it was sponsored by the Police Association and enrichment network of downtown,” Wood River Mayor Tom Stalcup said. “Several of the businesses had a great crowd and treated people with cookies and punch for a neat event.” Wood River Police Chief Brad Wells said before the event, some of the residents said they were having a difficult time getting their kids in for different Santa events, so they took the situation into their own hands and created this new addition to Small Business Saturday with the petting zoo. Mayor Stalcup said the Wood River businesses had a lot of success on Saturday.
Plan to demolish part of Wells Fargo campus for new hotels moves ahead
A $120 million plan to redevelop part of a corporate office campus into a pair of hotels is moving ahead.
"The Little Dancer: Moments in Time" captures the memories of dancers in a reimagining of a holiday classic
The new iteration will be a full-length classical ballet performed by members of Ballet Eclectica from December 8 to 11.
St. Louis Riverfront Cruise
Take a load off and take in the views on a relaxing daytime cruise that shows St. Louis from the river that built it. Narrated by the captain or a
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Read This Now: Nuked: Echoes of the Hiroshima Bomb in St. Louis
Linda C. Morice, professor emerita at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, recounts the story lived by her family and others in the wake of St. Louis' participation in the Manhattan Project.
New president named for one of St. Louis' largest hospitals
The hospital's new president has been with the health care system for 17 years, including roles in operations and strategic planning.
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