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Restaurant round-up: What recently opened — and closed — in St. Louis
If you’re looking for new foods to try, here’s a round-up of some restaurants that have opened in the region over the past few months. And some we said goodbye to.
“I Don’t Know Where I’m Going to Go”: HUD displaces even more residents in this small city
This story was originally published by ProPublica. ProPublica is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative newsroom. Sign up for The Big Story newsletter to receive stories like this one in your inbox.Series: HUD’s House of Cards Public Housing Failures It was the last Friday in October, and barges filled with mounds of glistening coal sat parked in [...]
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County increases funding for down payment, home improvement assistance programs
St. Louis County’s Department of Human Services has announced an increase in funding for down payment assistance program and the home improvement program coordinated through the Office of Community Development.
Road Rage Incident?
Friday Cat Blogging – 25 November 2022
This is Charlie sitting on the fence with a nice patch of sunlight framing his face and showing off his two-tone whiskers. He's such a photogenic cat.
Don't Try Mole Removal At Home
From cooking chicken in Nyquil to storing avocados in water and everything in between, the social media app TikTok has had its fair share of “health hack” videos that have gone viral in recent months. Now, a new “hack” is trending on the app, prompting medical experts to once again warn individuals about: at-home mole removals. The main reason people are attempting to remove moles on their own is for cosmetic purposes. However, not only can attempting to remove a mole at home lead to infection, but it probably won’t work as intended. “If it’s not in a clean environment it can create a large area for infection to grow, which can lead to needing antibiotics and further scarring. I think removing a mole at home would just cause the opposite effect of what you’re looking for,” says Anne Orzechowski, an OSF HealthCare family medicine advanced practice nurse. Some people are uploading videos of themselves getting rid of a mole a
St. Louis mayor says she's done with Twitter
Revised property tax bills going to residents in Gravois Creek Sewer District
Due to a miscalculation, St. Louis County will send all new property tax bills to residents in the Gravois Creek Sewer District.
Former Board of Alderman president doesn't think he should repay FBI for bribe money, but agrees to fine
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Man charged after 11-year-old boy shot at Belleville home
An 11-year-old boy on Wednesday was flown to a St. Louis hospital after he was shot at a home in Belleville.
Some outreach workers frustrated with St. Louis officials over housing for the homeless.
Enticed by big sales, St. Louis-area Black Friday crowds are strong and steady
Not everyone can afford to spend $15,000 for a $36,000 necklace. But you can buy a $45 three-pack of underwear for $9.99.
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Mosley promises state Dems will not bow to GOP
When the 2023 legislative session opens on Jan. 4 in Jefferson City, Democrats will again be underdogs against Republican super majorities in the House and Senate.
Messenger: Advocate for homeless people was dedicated to the dignity of life
Lana Jacobs defied stereotypes in a life well lived. She died at 73.
Crash closes multiple northbound lanes of I-270 near Manchester
The crash occurred just south of the Manchester exit.
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