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Sound off: This is how you can have a say in the Astrodome s future

Sound off: This is how you can have a say in the Astrodome s future
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News in Brief: Pool-sharing platform Swimmy opens office in Miami; Pedini enters Broward market and more

News in Brief: Pool-sharing platform Swimmy opens office in Miami; Pedini enters Broward market and more
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These incredible US landmarks are in danger of disappearing

These incredible US landmarks are in danger of disappearing By Ella Buchan of Love Exploring | Icons under threat Some of America’s landmarks are already gone, including Art Deco theaters, buildings designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and New York City’s original Pennsylvania Station. And there’s still a surprising number of existing spots that are neglected, unprotected and at risk – many of which are included on an annual list compiled by the nonprofit National Trust for Historic Preservation. Some are surprising, others you might never have heard of – but all are places that could be lost forever. © Steve Heap/Shutterstock

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Let s Talk Business: May Is National Historic Preservation Month, Here Are The Local Benefits

1:42 May is National Historic Preservation Month and understanding the purpose is good for business and community. The National Trust for Historic Preservation led the charge in 1973 to establish this recognition and many groups across the country celebrate the theme. Locally, the city of Cape Girardeau and Old Town Cape are actively involved in promoting the main ideas of instilling national and community pride, promoting heritage tourism, and showing the social and economic benefits of historic preservation. We don’t have to search for local benefits of historic preservation efforts. They are obvious to us every day. Here are some examples.

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Post up at This Heights Wine Bar and Steakhouse

Plus, a longtime soul food favorite gets a big gift. By Timothy Malcolm 5/17/2021 at 11:24am A look inside The Post in the Heights. Say hello to The Post Beer & Wine Garden, a new concept announcing itselfÂ with a unique wine list and big-ticket, beefy entrÃ©es in the former Oriente Bar at 6417 N. Main St. in The Heights. The Post comes from Tashi Garciaâwho ran Chapman House Smoked Means, did pop-ups throughout the city, and was a sommelier and wine buyer at Smith & Wollensky sâand his fiancÃ©e, Rebecca Rodriguez. The couple is offering mostly old-world wines and craft beer, plus a food menu that includesÂ massive, wet-aged steak dishes like a 40-ounce tomahawk, 20-ounce bone-in ribeye, and New York strip. Garcia prepares each steak over a wood-fire grill, then serves them with sides like brussel sprouts and macaroni and cheese in bÃ©chamel.Â

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