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Trolley Stop Bakery makes deep tracks in the StL baking community

The goods at Trolley Stop Bakery are made both by Diane Wood and StL bakers without a storefront of their own. (Photo courtesy of Trolley Stop Bakery)A year ago, what was once The Baker’s Hub in Chesterfield, MO became Trolley Stop Bakery, a co-op bakery. This means that Trolley Stop Bakery provides a commercial kitchen […]

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People in two vehicles shoot at each other on Delmar Blvd., stray bullet hits WU students’ apartment window

The students were not hurt, but two occupants of one vehicle were transported to the hospital with unknown injuries.

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Student assaulted near Delmar and Westgate

The Washington University Police Department alerted students to an aggravated assault of a student early Feb. 9, in a security memo sent later that day.

Noah Slaughter | Staff Reporter

Ranoush

Walking along the Loop, you might not notice a change in the landscape, but a new restaurant—Ranoush—has risen where Saleem’s once reigned. The new locale is difficult to spot as it has kept much of the style and aura of the former establishment. Ranoush is actually Syrian while Saleem’s was Lebanese, but this subtlety went unnoticed by my American palate—the main difference in the food was the goodness. Ranoush seems to have beaten Saleem’s in that respect.

Netta Sadovsky | Scene Reporter

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