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James Killion Park Beautification And Enhancement Committee To Host Annual James Killion Day
ALTON - The James Killion Park Beautification and Enhancement Committee has announced that it will host the First Annual James Killion Day from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, May 28, 2022, at James Killion Park (formerly Salu Park). James Killion Day will celebrate the birthday, life, and contributions of Mr. Killion, as well as, pay tribute to local veterans’ past, present and future. In attendance will be Mayor David Goins, members of the Killion Family, local veterans, and dignitaries. Also, James Killion Day will be sponsored by local businesses and organizations with entertainment provided by a local favorite, DJ Love. “Honoring the sacrifices that Mr. Killion and so many veterans have made for our country in the name of freedom and democracy is the foundation of James Killion Day,” said Christal Love, Co-Chair of the James Killion Park Beautification and Enhancement Committee. “Celebrating his birthday and accomplishments is an awesome way to kick off summer
New monkey born at St. Louis Zoo
ST. LOUIS - A male monkey was born at the Saint Louis Zoo last month, but the announcement was made Tuesday. The baby Guereza colobus monkey named Ficus was born on March 21. His siblings are Juniper, Willow, Hawthorn, and Teak. Ficus is the first monkey born at the zoo since the 35,000 square foot [...]
A circular economy for smartphones and laptops
How a newly rebranded company is helping the environment by repurposing used electronic devices like smartphones and laptops.
Time running short for dueling state marijuana legalization efforts
With the end of the legislative session only weeks away, and organizers of an initiative petition campaign sounding the alarm about an even more pressing deadline, dueling efforts to legalize marijuana …
Missouri Lawmaker Responds to Viral Video in Most Embarrassing Way Possible
On Friday, April 14, video of Representative Ian Mackey (D-St. Louis County) taking to task Representative Chuck Bayse (R-Boone County) in the Missouri Statehouse went viral on TikTok and Twitter. The House was debating an amendment to an elections bill that would allow school boards to call for votes on whether or not transgender women can play on all-female teams. Bayse had previously made remarks that his brother had been afraid to tell him that he was gay.
Raw data: Cumulative excess deaths from COVID-19
I haven't done a COVID-19 post for a little while, so I decided to use my dex-driven insomnia to do one tonight. Warning: I got pulled down a bit of a rabbit hole. This time I calculated excess deaths per country, which is generally considered a more accurate metric than official figures for COVID death ...continue reading "Raw data: Cumulative excess deaths from COVID-19"
US Supreme Court reject's Spire's challenge of pipeline ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday denied Spire Inc.'s appeal of a lower court's decision that the natural gas utility's Spire STL pipeline should have never been operating in the first place.
The high court declined to hear the appeal without comment, according to the Associated Press.
In 2018, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission granted approval for the pipeline, which went fully into operation in 2019. The 65-mile pipeline connects with the Rockies Express Pipeline in Scott County, Illinois,…
Ice cream pop-up purchases former St. Louis bakery space
Here's the best time to list a home in St. Louis to make the most money
Gab CEO Ironically Pines For Net Neutrality
ISPs, looking to undermine, FCC authority managed to frame the whole net neutrality debate as “partisan” as to sow dissent, prevent consensus, block reform, and justify the 2017 repeal. But the idea was never really partisan. Despite headlines and DC rhetoric, a massive bipartisan majority of Americans actually supported the rules. Why? Because net neutrality […]
Tuesday, April 19, 2022- Even small, backyard flocks are at risk as bird flu spreads
More than 22 million chickens, turkeys, and other birds have died or had to be destroyed as the highly-contagious bird flu spreads in several states, including Missouri and Illinois. Most of the affected flocks are commercial, but backyard flocks aren’t any less susceptible.
North St. Louis to get $39M in ARPA funding after bill passes Board of Aldermen
Good place for a meet-up of aspiring language learners?
Celebrate 4/20 in St. Louis with these food and drink specials
These goings-ons are all ideal ways to celebrate cannabis' unofficial holiday.
Like open jam nights anywhere? A place with a drum set already there?
Here's where Gioia's Deli is opening its 3rd location
Fans of Gioia's Deli, get ready. A Gioia's location will open April 25 in Maryland Heights.
The deli, known for its famous hot salami, has been open since 1918 at its location on The Hill. Gioia's has one other location, in Creve Coeur. The deli closed a downtown location after the pandemic took hold in 2020.
The Maryland Heights location will have a walk-up window, where you can place your order. Like the other two locations, DoorDash and online ordering options will be available.
The new location…
Ice cream pop-up purchases former St. Louis bakery space
Blues seek 10th straight win tonight
ST. LOUIS - The Blues hit the ice at 7 p.m. Tuesday night at the Enterprise Center against the Boston Bruins as the push to the playoffs continues. They're also trying to extend their winning streak to ten. There is no doubt the Blues are one of the hottest teams in hockey as the playoffs get [...]