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Blue Line to resume service to Fairview Heights beginning June 22.

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two ways to build a city:    https://www.instagram.com/p/DZzaXrjiIaS

https://www.reddit.com/r/StLouis/s/wEkEIuu5ae

We live in a city where people take time out of their day to make up stories, flex their ignorance, and spread it on social media to trash one of the city's single greatest amenities for shits and giggles.

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StlAlex wrote: ↑

6:09 AM - 11 days ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/StLouis/s/wEkEIuu5ae

We live in a city where people take time out of their day to make up stories, flex their ignorance, and spread it on social media to trash one of the city's single greatest amenities for shits and giggles.

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I posted earlier, but I had a fantastic experience Friday for Zedd, including my metro ride.  The ONE possible hiccup was our return, which we chose to get on at the Stadium stop,  The train times said 29 and 31 minutes.  I was a bit miffed but then a train arrived in minutes.  No idea why it listed those time with one arriving.  My friends thought perhaps the train was late and the times thought it had already departed.  Everyone on the packed trains around me were pleasant.

I don't think I care how much it delays construction on the infrastructure under Union Station, Metro has no business cutting frequencies to 20 minutes on high demand nights with Cardinals, Blues, concerts, City, etc. It's genuinely one of the dumbest things I have ever seen in my life.

Either move the construction cuts to 11 PM or delay the construction from 9-11, I don't care. The status quo of making hundreds of people wait 20 minutes is just not acceptable in any way shape or form.

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Agreed

https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/new ... ghway.html

Officials are set to reveal a funding plan for widening of a 4-mile stretch of Highway N between Hawk Ridge Trail and Perry Cate Blvd. Construction is planning to begin in 2027.

The full project will cost $102 million, including $46.5M in state funds, $15M in federal funds, and $40M from St. Charles County.

A second project planned for 2028 would see 2.5 miles more of Highway N widened from Hawk Ridge Trail to Hopewell Road. That is currently estimated to cost $24 million.

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