Many residents using the new facility, as well as YMCA/Herbert Hoover staff, will drive there.
And now for this week’s most popular stories from the Facebook feed:
From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Editorial:Clay record makes Carnahan best bet in primary
From Show Me Progress: Research Arm of Congress sheds light on failure to perform constitutional duty
From People’s World: Romney scandal worse than it seems
From Daily RFT: Attorney General Koster Shuts Down C&N Sunset Kennels
From St. Louis Beacon: New age of crowd funding brings big opportunities, possible risks
From St. Louis Public Radio: Seals in transport died due to ‘multiple factors’, stress of the trip
From AFL-CIO: Romney’s Tax Plan is a Giveaway for the Wealthy at the Expense of the Middle Class
From Urban Review STL: Fire Cleared Forest Park Highlands, St. Louis Community College Forest Park Opened 7 Years Later
From Daily RFT: It’s Official: All of Missouri is a Desiccated Disaster Area
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: New Carnahan commercial hammers Clay on pay-day loan support
From Preservation Research: Pruitt-Igoe Tour and Film Screening, July 26
From St. Louis Daily Photo: Slut Walk
From University News: SLU Students Displaced by Lindell Fire—Building declared a total loss
From AFL-CIO: Secretary of State Hilary Rodham Clinton Meets with Cambodian Women Unionists, Defends Worker Rights
Y’all know how much I adore Newt Gingrich.
What?
I adore Newt for the guaranteed red-faced asshole moments that he brings with him wherever he roams…and I’m not ‘shamed!
The news is all a flutter about the results of a report showing that at least 2,000 people convicted on crime were later exonerated in the United States.
Yesterday, Breitbart.com hyped another “We’re totally not birther, BUT…” campaign demanding that the media wastes even more time digging around the birther issue.
When I was over at SLU for my check up lately I decided to also walk down Grand to visit a local business I had spotted on the web call Upcycle Exchange. It’s a shop that participates in the Earth Day collections on the Forest Park Community College parking lot every year and it whetted my appetite for fun.
This is something new for us. A new series of fourteen videos shot on Cherokee St. in a single day featuring bands from Tower Groove Records. We’ll be posting two of these a week (on Tuesdays and Thursdays) for the next seven weeks.
Double X Science has done an amazing job curating the 14th Diversity in Science carnival. A host of bloggers shared links of awe-inspiring stories of perseverance and achievement of Women Scientists and Engineers of the distant past and of today.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - “Elections matter. They really do make a difference,” State Treasurer Clint Zweifel told about 300 union activists as the Missouri AFL-CIO convened its annual Labor Legislative Conference here on March 26.
The answer depends onwhat your definition of “excessive” is. Asvoters in the Ladue School District debate the merits of a proposed 49-centincrease in the operating tax levy, some opponents say it’stoo much and a waste of money.
In France, an MRI costs $280, while in the U.S., an MRI costs $1080. At the Washington Post, Ezra Klein discusses this huge discrepancy…

The Ladue school district wants more money to keep up its schools, and it’s asking voters to approve a 49-cent tax increase.
In a previous post about EPC (Extra-pair copulations) stirred up some conversations about serial monogamy in real life. Serial monogamy is actually very common among people, especially in our modern society.
Yesterday I traveled to Jefferson City, Missouri to lobby some state legislators who recently voted on a resolution to deny women access to birth control without co-payments
Prior to college, history gained more ground with me through fiction than through schooling. And now, in my late twenties, I’ve finally begun to wonder why. I’ve begun to interrogate the way I learned history, to question why the subject that has become so dear to me felt so dry for so long.