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Revised Arch plan has grand sweep of an entrance
St. Louis Beacon
Jan 26Renderings provided by CityArchRiver View of the Arch from the Old Courthouse. At left, the current grounds, with Luther Ely Smith Park separated from the Arch grounds by the depressed lanes of I-70. At right, a rendering of the plans including a cap o... »
New Science Center head sets high goals for institution
St. Louis News
Jan 22New St. Louis Science Center President Bert Vescolani talks Jan. 19, 2012, about all the possibilities he sees for the center. Photo by J.B. Forbes, ... »
Fr. Edward E. Kelly
St. Louis Review Articles
Jan 18none A memorial Mass was celebrated Jan. 14 for Father Edward E. Kelly, a longtime priest and author, at Christ the King Catholic Church in University City. Father Kelly, 83, died Jan. 7 at Mother of Good Counsel Home in Northwoods following a lengthy ... »
Kimiko F. Durham: Helped U.S. war effort after release from internment
St. Louis Beacon
Jan 13Kimiko Fujimoto Durham, who worked as an American "Tokyo Rose" after being freed from a U.S. internment camp during World War II, and who spent the rest of her life helping to bridge the cultural divide between Asians and Americans, died of a heart att... »
'Space Junk' illustrates the growing danger in Low Earth Orbit
St. Louis Beacon
Jan 13Provided "Space Junk," an OMNIMAX movie, will premiere Jan. 14 at the St. Louis Science Center. The OMNIMAX movie "Space Junk" explores the growing problem of man-made debris orbiting the earth at super speeds. The film, which will have its world premi... »
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Jazz this week: The Wee Trio, Chris Corsano, "Jazz Under The Stars," Freddie Washington, and more
St. Louis Jazz Notes
Jan 26If there's a theme to this week, it would seem to be "youth," as the next few days' worth of jazz and creative music in St. Louis will feature a number of fresh faces (plus a few relatively grizzled veterans) performing in a variety of styles ranging f... »
Press Release: The Need for EV Charging Infrastructure in St. Louis
St Louis Activist Hub
Jan 24Press release:With 3 New EV Charging Station Installations, Microgrid Energy Prepares St. Louis for Influx of Electric VehiclesUnveiling of several new electric vehicles at Detroit Auto Show highlights need for EV charging infrastructure here in St. Lo... »
So What: Local News, Notes & Links
St. Louis Jazz Notes
Jan 20Here's the latest wrap-up of assorted links and short local news items of interest:* Jazz St. Louis' Devin Rodino was on the local cable program STL TV Live this week talking about next Thursday's "Jazz Under The Stars" event at the St. Louis Science C... »
No school tomorrow: Online SOPA and PIPA protests shut down sites
Examiner St. Louis Edition
Jan 18If you are a St. Louis homeschooler who uses the internet heavily for schooling, Wednesday might just be a good day to take a field trip to the St. Louis Science Center, The Butterfly House, The Magic House, or... »
Space Junk
St. Louis Eats And Drinks With Joe And Ann Pollack
Jan 14Human beings certainly have a single, and single-minded, excellence at one thing , They certainly can screw things up in terms of how they live. They have practically despoiled their home planet -- water and air are polluted, and getting... »
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