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Hallowed Be Thy Name: A member of the Schlafly clan figures to do the Lord's work by cleansing the Bible of its "liberal bias"
Translating early biblical texts from Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic into modern English is a perilous proposition for even the most skilled linguists... More >>
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What Price Green? A rattled Chesterfield neighborhood says the droning noise of Parkway Central's recycling plant far outweighs environmental benefits
The Parkway School District estimates that last year it saved 1,304 tons of trash from a landfill, or the equivalent of taking 244 cars off the... More >>
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RFT talks with the St. Louis nurse who kept Saddam healthy until it was time for him to hang
St. Louisan Was Saddam's Nurse Five years ago Robert Ellis was charged with the most memorable assignment of his life: keep Saddam Hussein alive.... More >>
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Fade to Black: Just as the cameras began to roll on a major city film project, the plug is pulled
Three years ago Walter Gunn devised a plan to promote St. Louis' filmmaking community. It involved the production of 100 short films about the... More >>
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May the UrbanFORCE be with you, and hey, still looking for Cardinals home addresses?
Stimulus Cash Overwhelms UrbanFORCE Thanks to the federal stimulus, Friday, August 7, was payday for hundreds of urban youths. At least, it was... More >>
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Musical Chairs: At last, the mystery of the missing Chippendales is solved
When Frederick "Fritz" Lehmann IV discovered several years ago that his family's prized Chippendale chairs were missing from a downtown office... More >>
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Iowa or Bust: Fourteen gay couples from St. Louis will soon head to the Hawkeye State to get hitched. Well, sort of.
On April 3 the Iowa Supreme Court unanimously ruled that gay men and women have the right to be legally married under the state's constitution.... More >>
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Diary of a Mad Man: Dennis Long tried unsuccessfully to interest Riverfront Times in his story. Then he went out and made news.
The editorial department at Riverfront Times receives a lot of phone calls. Occasionally, they're cries for help. For two weeks in late March... More >>
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Sowing Pains: Bowood Farms nursery's expansion plan spreads seeds of discontent in the Central West End
Shortly before John McPheeters went before the St. Louis Preservation Board last month to ask permission to demolish a 100-year-old house, a... More >>
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Sultans of Sod: Meet the groundskeepers who keep Busch Stadium green
Emil Bossard, the legendary groundskeeper for the Cleveland Indians in the 1920s and beyond, was famous for trying to give his team the... More >>
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