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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
news/local* - www.STLtoday.com
Gravel mine plan upsets Jefferson County neighbors
House Springs • Residents along Byrnesville Road have nicknamed their corner of Jefferson County "Little Ladue." Homes sit on large lots and sell for upwards of $500,000. The Big River flows by, and
Open arms lead to boom
But stagnant economy has been hard on newcomers looking for a new life.
A statue returns to life
FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS • The chance at immortality came to Julie Wier when she was grappling with death.
Former teacher opens a store for creative types
Katie Shanahan, 30, owner of Paste, an arts and crafts supplies store at 1009 Russell Boulevard in Soulard.
Downtown has a winning weekend with blues, football and baseball
ST. LOUIS • Hotels nearly sold out. Sidewalks filled with fans. Parking lots bustling with tailgaters wearing black and gold — or orange and blue — with pride.
Missouri highways are rated No. 8 in the nation
Missouri highways have taken a turn for the better, a new study concluded. And that could prove costly.
Thousands enjoy taste of Japan at garden festival
ST. LOUIS • The new president of the Missouri Botanical Garden brought a lovely gift from home when he arrived in St. Louis this week.
Stephens College try ing to get a handle on its artwork
COLUMBIA, Mo. • Philip Coleman pulled a framed print out of a stack of artwork, revealing a portrait of Pablo Picasso created by Salvador Dali. A number in the corner revealed that the print was the
Refugee from Iraq grateful to have work
Ahmed Mashshay, 40, a soft-spoken and unfailingly polite refugee from Iraq, measures his progress in St. Louis, his home for a year and a half now, in small steps. Otherwise, there would be none to me
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
sports* - www.STLtoday.com
Lohse slated to become Cardinals' fifth starter
The Cardinals are officially projecting Kyle Lohse as their fifth starter for the remainder of the season, pitching coach Dave Duncan confirmed Saturday, adding that the decision is contingent on Lohs
Pujols not ready to make excuses for his slump
Less than 10 days removed from one of the best months of his career, his first extended hot streak of this season and one frightful slip off a tarp, Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols declined to c
Season turns sour for Cards, La Russa
A 2010 season that began with such high hopes has come down to this: desperate for satisfaction and eager for entertainment, Cardinals fans have settled for booing Brandon Phillips.
Wainwright struggles vs. Reds
Adam Wainwright hit 200 innings Saturday afternoon, but he and the Cardinals insist the 200 innings aren't hitting back.
Plenty to review after this season
Time still remains for August's listless Cardinals team to emerge as September's phoenix, making an irritated fan base forget the 4-13 skid that ushered the club into this weekend's grudge match again
Second-half fade sinks Illinois
With the job half done, Illinois was equipped with a 10-point lead, the ball and the memory of a nine-minute drive when its offense battered the Missouri defense to open Saturday's game.
Tigers 'dig deep' to beat Illinois
With a discombobulated Mizzou team lagging behind Illinois 13-3 at halftime, Missouri coach Gary Pinkel took the Tigers into the locker room and 'soul-searched a bit."
Missouri dazzles with its defense against Illinois
One of the beauties of the dawn of a new football season is discovering a singular moment that lets you know when someone special has arrived. Yet the more you watch Aldon Smith, the more you realize
Top 25's other games
Florida offense struggles in win
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
business* - www.STLtoday.com
Earl's biggest damage in Northeast: business
In the end, Earl's worst damage in New England was to seasonal businesses hoping to end their summer on a high note.
Downtown has a winning weekend with blues, football and baseball
ST. LOUIS • Hotels nearly sold out. Sidewalks filled with fans. Parking lots bustling with tailgaters wearing black and gold — or orange and blue — with pride.
Elevated unemployment appears as the 'new' normal
With unemployment stuck above 9.5 percent for the second Labor Day in a row, the levels we used to think of as normal seem a long way off.
Largest antacid tablet producers
Sales
Leckey: A good year to invest in tractors
Tractors are pulling in profits for stock investors.
Investors are tilting bullish, survey says
Optimism about U.S. stocks increased by the most since July as economic reports emboldened investors following three straight weekly losses in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index, according to a surve
Index fund or ETF? More than costs to consider
Fund investors who want to put their money to work as cheaply as possible have a couple basic options. They can go with an index mutual fund or a comparable exchange-traded fund.
Cruz: Be careful with your nest egg
Two readers ask about protecting their nest eggs from the tax man — you can do it sometimes, but not always — and another offers sage advice for avoiding surprises and protecting your savings:
Tums: By the numbers
1928: Year pharmacist Jim Howe develops Tums while treating his wife's indigestion. Commercial production begins two years later.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
lifestyles* - www.STLtoday.com
Life Sherpa: Loves Labour Off
Like the Go-Go's said: "V-A-C-A-T-I-O-N"
Thousands enjoy taste of Japan at garden festival
ST. LOUIS • The new president of the Missouri Botanical Garden brought a lovely gift from home when he arrived in St. Louis this week.
Dr. Fox: Older cat suddenly refuses litter box
Dear Dr. Fox — We have an 11-year-old, spayed female indoor cat. For 10 years, she used the litter box without fail, but in the past year, she has started to defecate all over the house.
Dear Abby: Well-off wedding couple want donations to honor their dads
Dear Abby • My fiancé and I are preparing for our wedding next spring. This is the first marriage for both of us. We are well-established in our careers and have a nice house with everything we nee
Dr. Donohue: Viruses can attack the heart
Dear Dr. Donohue — A friend in his late 40s thought he had the flu and called his doctor for medicine. Later he had trouble breathing and went to the emergency room, where they said he was having a
Website helps tourists in their own towns
My family will travel halfway around the world to see a koala bear sitting in a eucalyptus tree, but for some reason it took us four years living in Boise, Idaho, to see the city's spooky 19th-century
If you go: California Vineyard tours
Kunde Family Estate • 9825 Sonoma Highway, Kenwood, Calif.; kunde.com or 1-707-833-5501. Online registration available, fees range from $25 for hikes with tastings to $45 for dog hikes with lunch.
Vineyard tours take visitors from grape to glass
They say great wine is made in the vineyard. Now some vintners are inviting guests to check that out through walking tours aimed at giving the real dirt on winemaking.
Poet seeks a recovery of early faith tradition
Scott Cairns is a professor of English and director of creative writing at the University of Missouri-Columbia. Born in 1954 in Tacoma, Wash., Cairns is a poet and a Christian who has traveled an unus
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
lifestyles* - www.STLtoday.com
Life Sherpa: Loves Labour Off
Like the Go-Go's said: "V-A-C-A-T-I-O-N"
Thousands enjoy taste of Japan at garden festival
ST. LOUIS • The new president of the Missouri Botanical Garden brought a lovely gift from home when he arrived in St. Louis this week.
Dr. Fox: Older cat suddenly refuses litter box
Dear Dr. Fox — We have an 11-year-old, spayed female indoor cat. For 10 years, she used the litter box without fail, but in the past year, she has started to defecate all over the house.
Dear Abby: Well-off wedding couple want donations to honor their dads
Dear Abby • My fiancé and I are preparing for our wedding next spring. This is the first marriage for both of us. We are well-established in our careers and have a nice house with everything we nee
Dr. Donohue: Viruses can attack the heart
Dear Dr. Donohue — A friend in his late 40s thought he had the flu and called his doctor for medicine. Later he had trouble breathing and went to the emergency room, where they said he was having a
Website helps tourists in their own towns
My family will travel halfway around the world to see a koala bear sitting in a eucalyptus tree, but for some reason it took us four years living in Boise, Idaho, to see the city's spooky 19th-century
If you go: California Vineyard tours
Kunde Family Estate • 9825 Sonoma Highway, Kenwood, Calif.; kunde.com or 1-707-833-5501. Online registration available, fees range from $25 for hikes with tastings to $45 for dog hikes with lunch.
Vineyard tours take visitors from grape to glass
They say great wine is made in the vineyard. Now some vintners are inviting guests to check that out through walking tours aimed at giving the real dirt on winemaking.
Poet seeks a recovery of early faith tradition
Scott Cairns is a professor of English and director of creative writing at the University of Missouri-Columbia. Born in 1954 in Tacoma, Wash., Cairns is a poet and a Christian who has traveled an unus
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
entertainment* - www.STLtoday.com
Kanye West: 'I bled hard' over Swift debacle
Hip-hop star Kanye West is still feeling the pain over his ambush of Taylor Swift last year _ and he's expressing his pain all over Twitter.
Police say 5 Russian soldiers killed in suicide car-bomb attack on military base in Dagestan.
Bridge quiz for Sept. 5
Q. 1 • Both vulnerable, as South you hold:
Italy inspires travel writers
Food, eating and architecture are explored in new books.
If you go: Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center
Address • 830 Springs-Fireplace Road, East Hampton, N.Y.
Jackson Pollock's studio is an active arts center
You can feel his presence in the East Hampton country house.
'Ape House'
By Sara Gruen
Scott Cairns
What • Readings from "Compass of Affection" and "Recovered Body" at the St. Louis Poetry Center
'There Is Power in a Union: The Epic Story of Labor in America'
By Philip Dray
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