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Fassler Hall at the City Foundry ?
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Nobel Prize-winning professor slept in, missed important call
When Professor Philip Dybvig went to sleep Sunday night, he turned on his phone's "Do Not Disturb" setting.
Forum Drone Captures Watson Road Comeback
This week Louis Kelly Construction Forum drone photographer and owner of Drone Eagle LLC, captured images of “The Preserve,” a residential project which is part of the new development taking place down the Watson Road corridor from Sappington Road to MacKenzie Road. When the Zorensky brothers opened Crestwood Plaza at the intersection of Sappington and […]
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Corps Of Engineers Announces Temporary Closure of Piasa Access Area and Boat Ramp
GODFREY – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Rivers Project Office, will temporarily close the Piasa Access Area parking lot and boat ramp to both vehicle and foot traffic beginning Sunday, October 16, 2022. The closure will last for a duration of approximately one week during which time asphalt improvement work of the parking lot will occur. Further information will be made available when these areas are again accessible for recreation. For more information, please contact the Rivers Project Office at 636-899-2600.
Aerie's Winery Holds Ribbon Cutting For Brand New Alpine Coaster - Ride Is Now Open
GRAFTON - After the news broke in December of 2021 that Aerie's Winery and Resort in Grafton was receiving the first-ever alpine coaster in the state of Illinois, anticipation grew wildly about what it was going to be like. Well now, as of the soft opening on September 29 and the ribbon cutting ceremony on October 11, the ride is officially open for business. Media was encouraged to take a ride on the brand-new attraction and were encouraged to shoot some pictures of the ride after Tuesday morning's ribbon cutting. "I can say that when I was in Europe I saw alpine coasters, and this is the best," Grafton Mayor Mike Morrow said during the opening ceremony. Corey Jobe, President of the Great Rivers and Routes Tourism Bureau, was at the ribbon cutting and was thrilled for Jeff and Sandy Lorton, owners of Aerie's Winery. "We want to congratulate the Lortons for creating another great product that we can continue to drive tourists from around the Midwest and beyond to the Great River
IDOT Announces Lane Closure Between Route 157 and 203 For October 12
COLLINSVILLE - The Illinois Department of Transportation announced that both lanes of Old Chain of Rocks Road from Illinois Route 157 to Illinois Route 203 will be intermittently restricted to one lane during daytime hours only on Wednesday, October 12, weather permitting. Drivers are urged to reduce speed, be alert for changing conditions, obey all traffic signs and refrain from mobile devices while approaching.
Topgolf in Midtown sets opening date after multimillion-dollar sale
Meal prep service and dining space to take over former Copper Pig restaurant on Macklind
A former executive chef at Herbie’s purchased a meal prep business from a friend, and is now eyeing the former Copper Pig restaurant space for a kitchen and pick-up location. He estimates the new digs will allow the business to nearly double its volume.
Grant's Farm to adjust after long lines, traffic concerns at Halloween Nights
Families packed Grant's Farm over the weekend to celebrate fall festively with Halloween Nights. For some, the visit was spoiled by long lines or traffic jams.
Duckworth in Metro East: CHIPS Act Will Support Jobs, Working Families and Global Competitiveness
EAST ALTON — Today, U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) toured metal manufacturer Wieland’s Metro East facility, met with its leaders and Metro East officials and discussed how the historic CHIPS and Science Act that she voted for is supporting local manufacturing, growing our economy and strengthening our nation’s science and manufacturing competitiveness with China. Duckworth also emphasized the importance of good-paying union jobs, workforce development and the facility’s contributions to our national security. Photos of the tour are available here . “I was glad to tour Wieland and see their work to support good-paying union jobs, workforce development, and our national security through manufacturing right here in the Metro East,” said Duckworth. “We made sure to discuss how the CHIPS Act is helping lower costs, create jobs and boost American manufacturing. I was proud to vote for it to save money for working families, make sure our
OPPORTUNITY REPORT: What Are We Afraid Of?
by Ron Unterreiner, Founder, PEOPLE of Construction Editor’s note: “Opportunity Report” is a regular feature of ConstructForSTL.org — a column by PEOPLE of Construction Founder Ron Unterreiner that we’re calling “Opportunity Report”. Martin Luther King wrote, “The struggle for rights is, at bottom, a struggle for opportunities.” Dr. King noted that it does no good […]
Association of judges call for 'judicial independence' in elections
In Illinois, Supreme Court Justices are elected, and this year, millions of dollars are being thrown at the campaigns for the high court's two open seats.
Woman stole, crashed police car in north St. Louis County, charges say
A St. Charles woman was charged Monday with stealing a police car before crashing it into a tree.
1 killed, others injured in 4-car crash in St. Louis that police say may have involved street racing
Toddler dies in Jefferson County house fire
A three-year-old boy died Monday morning in a house fire in High Ridge.
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Uvalde School District Kicks Ineffectual Officers To The Curb, Suspends Entire District Police Force
The Uvalde (Texas) PD’s response to a school shooting was to show up and then do nothing for more than an hour. Nearly 400 law enforcement officers from multiple agencies hung back as a gunman terrorized a classroom full of elementary school students, ultimately killing 19 kids and two teachers. The officers at the scene […]
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