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Alton Public Works strike drags on - Union says Mayor’s priority is his fundraiser, not them (opens the original)
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ALTON, Ill. (First Alert 4) - Members of the Alton Public Works Department are continuing to strike as several major events in the city, including the upcoming Alton High School Homecoming Parade on Wednesday, are set to move forward. First Alert 4 spoke with Alton Mayor David Goins by phone Tuesday. He says he remains committed to negotiations. Members of Teamsters Local 525, the union representing striking city employees, say they feel the same way, but frustrations are mounting over how those
Minnesota-based water treatment company puts down roots in St. Charles County (opens the original)
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ST. PETERS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A Minnesota-based water treatment company is putting down roots in the St. Louis region, marking what regional leaders call a major step forward for local development. King Technology, a family-owned manufacturer of water treatment products for pools and hot tubs, officially opened its new $17 million facility in St. Peters on Tuesday. It’s the company’s first expansion outside its home base in Minnesota. Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe joined officials from Greater St
Fall fun returns to Eckert’s Farm (opens the original)
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BELLEVILLE, Ill. (First Alert 4) - Fall is here, and Eckert’s Farm has your weekends covered. Temperatures are dropping, leaves are falling, and autumn is officially in the air across the St. Louis area. At Eckert’s, that means it’s time for one of the farm’s busiest and most anticipated seasons. “It’s finally fall, and we’re so excited because we have an awesome apple crop, and a million pumpkins, all shapes and sizes,” said Angie Eckert. “We’re just so excited for families to come out and enjo
Alton public works employees strike over contract dispute (opens the original)
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ALTON, Ill. (First Alert 4) - Friday morning, more than two dozen Alton Public Works employees joined a picket line at the Public Works Department amid contract negotiations. Routine city maintenance will be suspended during the stoppage, including animal control, which will be limited, with no new animals accepted. Non-urgent potholes and routine street maintenance will also slow down. According to the city’s service plan, the stoppage will not affect emergency services. Those include threats t
On Art Hill, every flag has a name and St. Louis won’t let them be forgotten (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - For the past week, thousands of American flags have lined Art Hill in Forest Park, each one representing a life lost on Sept. 11, 2001, and in the years of war that followed. The display, known as Flags of Valor, marked its most emotional moment yet overnight Friday into Saturday, as volunteers read aloud the names of nearly 10,000 victims: those killed in the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, and the servicemembers who died during the War on Te
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