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School District Responds to Teacher Protest
The School District of University City has responded to the protest held outside its board of education meeting Thursday by district teachers.
Plan advances for a merged city-county economic development agency
A plan to merge St. Louis and St. Louis County economic development efforts advanced Tuesday when the County Council introduced legislation to establish the St.
Tri-Co wins $6.3 million St. Louis police HQ renovation contract
The Board of Public Service accepted a $6.3 million bid from TRI-Co. Inc. Commercial this week for renovation work on the new St.
MoDOT: Senior PGA Tournament to Close Roads
The Senior PGA golf tournament comes to St. Louis next week and it will include road closures.
Over 60 New Companies Coming To Rehabbed Building In St. Louis
"One of the most famous products to come out of CIC was the Google Android operating program," said Dougan Sherwood, director of Cambridge Innovation Center.
Two Caught in Wildwood Backyard With Items Stolen From Home, Police Say
Two men were caught in the backyard of a Wildwood home they burglarized Monday, St.
New York Times: Kale Salad Is Hot Right Now; St. Louis: Like, Duh, We Know
We're five months into 2013, and now that all the beginning-of-the-year trend pieces are but a distant memory, we can identify what foods and dishes are hot at area restaurants.
Traveling Tea Open in Maplewood: Hot or Cold to Go, or Loose Leaves
Maplewood is now where to go for the best tea in St. Louis. Traveling Tea , recently transplanted from the Benton Park neighborhood, has passed all inspections and is open for business Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 2707 Sutton Boulevard, the space recently used by S. Carmody Photography.
Soccer Bars and Farmers' Markets: An Updated Guide to Tower Grove
St. Louis' neighborhoods are gems in their own right: full of history, great people and, as far as Gut Check is concerned, fantastic food.
Traffic Alert: Wash U's Graduation Is Friday Morning
Washington University in St. Louis would like to alert Patch readers that traffic around the university will be very heavy the morning of Friday, May 17, due to the university's annual commencement ceremony.
St. Louis Parks Officials Indicted on Fraud, Allegedly Embezzled Funds For Years
Two St. Louis parks officials allegedly stole around half a million dollars from the city by submitting false invoices since 2005, according to a federal indictment announced this morning.
White Coat Hypertension Is More Risky Than Prehypertension: Important ...
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Graybar Electric Company Inc., St. Louis, Mo., has been awarded a maximum $426,880,788 modification exercising the eighth option year of a firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract.
GeoComm Teams up to offer Free GIS and 9-1-1 Seminar
GeoComm is pleased to announce that we have teamed up with MidAmerica GIS Consortium , St.
RFT: Cheese-ology Offers Best Mac and Cheese in St. Louis
Feign your surprise, folks: RFT readers chose Cheese-ology , 6602 Delmar Blvd. in University City, as the St.
Fitch Upgrades St. Louis' Lambert Bonds, Improves Financial Rating
Lambert-St. Louis International Airport is going through a lot of changes. Interior and exterior renovations may bring more business into the airport, and now the City of St.
Murder Of Teen Sparks New Plan To Curb Crime in North St. Louis
The murder of 16-year-old Pierre Childs caused community members to hold a town hall meeting in North St.
Evangelical church sets up in the Roundhouse
Anthony Ens is the pastor for Vancouver West Church, which holds weekly religious services at the park-board owned Roundhouse Community Centre.
Marsha, Marsha, Marsha! St. Louis native Marsha...
Marsha Mason, actress turned racecar driver turned entrepreneur, concedes to having a poor sense of direction.
Alonzo Washington Continues his Activism for Community and Kids
Comic Book Creator & anti crime activist vows to rededicate himself to finding America's forgotten children after the rescue of 3 Cleveland women & a child.