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Boeing notifies workers of layoffs at St. Louis-area facilities taking effect in January

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By Brian Moline Verified
| Missouri Business Alert Verified
Boeing started laying off employees at its St. Louis-area facilities this week. The company confirmed via email that it began notifying workers of layoffs that will take effect in mid-January. “As previously announced, we are adjusting our workforce levels to align with our financial reality and a more focused set of priorities,” a Boeing spokesperson wrote.
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Cardinals games will remain on FanDuel Sports Midwest next season and beyond

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By Brian Moline Verified
| NPR Illinois Verified
The St. Louis Cardinals will keep their current television home for next season and beyond. The Cardinals and Diamond Sports announced Thursday that they have reached a multiyear agreement to keep the team’s games on FanDuel Sports Midwest, formerly known as Bally Sports Midwest. “We are pleased to enhance and expand our long-term partnership with Diamond and FanDuel Sports Network Midwest,” Cardinals President Bill DeWitt III said in a statement.
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Majority of Illinois teachers considering leaving education, survey finds. Why? Original

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By Brian Moline Verified
| Belleville News-Democrat Verified
Nearly 60% of Illinois Education Association members are considering leaving their profession, according to a survey taken this summer by the state's largest teachers union. The IEA survey found that 65% of teachers considering leaving are doing so because they don't make enough money. One such teacher is Alton School District pre-K teacher Amber Sims. She's a single mom with four children and can't make ends meet on her salary alone. "I just don't make enough, so [in] summertime I do tutoring.
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