St. Louis Magazine

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FROM THE EDITOR

LOTS OF CONTENTION • More city residents are using a once-ignored state law to attack nuisance properties.

SOLVING PROBLEM PROPERTIES

Wilderness Whirl • The 20th Castlewood 8-Hour Adventure Race is set to unfold in December, in all its sweaty, muddy, exhausting glory.

From Downtown • The SLDC's Neal Richardson has high aims: revive the central business district and fight poverty.

ON A ROLL • Side Quest takes a historical look at trendy tabletop role-playing games.

N&D NOVEMBER & DECEMBER 10 THINGS TO DO • MARK YOUR CALENDAR

SHARING THE STAGE • The Rep and STAGES partner on a holiday hit.

Read This Now • JUSTINE COOKS: A COOKBOOK: RECIPES (MOSTLY PLANTS) FOR FINDING YOUR WAY IN THE KITCHEN, BY JUSTINE DOIRON

Abode with a Twist • A new store in the DeMun neighborhood fulfills a lifelong goal of its owner, Danielle Kalish.

Dads to Doulas • An education program launches in St. Louis with a goal to reduce maternal and infant mortality rates.

Jolly Jaunts • Midwest holiday celebrations worth the trip

Peruvian Perfection

Hardly Hare Brained • No Ordinary Rabbit brings new life to Botanical Heights.

Crafty Smokin' • Barbecue as you've never had it in a refurbished factory setting

Texas Touchdown • John Randle brings a taste of the Lone Star State to South Grand.

BEST 101 RESTAURANTS • TOP DINING SPOTS ACROSS THE REGION

Chaz Littlejohn risked his freedom to inform the public • The St. Louis–born IRS contractor who leaked the tax returns of Donald Trump and America's ultrawealthy to the press knew he'd go to prison. Was it a brave sacrifice or a foolish one?

ST. LOUIS Best Lawyers • FEATURING SOME OF THE REGION'S TOP LEGAL TALENT

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