Archive for November, 2007

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Hazelwood OKs New Honda, VW Dealership For Bommarito

BY JEANETTE EBERLIN-RIZZELLO

“Bommarito is making a significant investment in Hazelwood with the new Honda and Volkswagen dealerships at I-270 and Lindbergh. This is great news for Hazelwood,” said Mayor T. R. Carr at a special city council meeting last week.

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Hopefully Tigers Won’t Be To Over Confident Against Oklahoma

BY RANDY GARDNER

What a week for the Missouri Tigers as they stormed into Kansas City and showed Kansas who was boss. I was a bit surprised though at how well the team played. In the past, they have always had the fate of falling short in the big ones but they proved me wrong. I really think that this team can go all the way.

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Florissant Passes Internet Harassment Ordinance Similar to Dardenne Prairie’s

BY CAROL ARNETT

The Florissant City Council passed one bill and one resolution aimed at curbing online harassment. The legislation was in response to a recent case in St. Charles County in which a young teenager was harassed over the Internet.

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Movie review: “This Christmas”

BY MAGGIE SCOTT

Mother love, family ties and holiday cheer are all put to the test by the strains, strifes, strivings and secrets of the children of Ma’Dere Whitfield (Loretta Devine) in the dramedy “This Christmas.”

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Movie review: August Rush

BY MAGGIE SCOTT

More than the hills are alive with the sound of music in the lavishly corny drama “August Rush”, about an exceptionally gifted young boy who never gives up on the idea that the parents he’s never known are out there somewhere, wanting him as much as he wants them.

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The Royale Much More Than Another South St. Louis Bar

BY LISA KAMPETER

As much as the fall season is loved by the Dining Divas, getting together for our usual “first Thursday of the month” dinner is always difficult. Between work, trips, birthdays, and football (thanks to the SEC Diva), we’re all really busy. And this November was no different. So we decided to get together for another Sunday brunch instead. We chose The Royale.

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