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Webster Groves residents also hear train horns blaring after decades of quiet (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - St. Louis County residents are also reporting train horns blaring in former “quiet zones.” First Alert 4 reported in September that train horns started blaring in St. Louis City again for the first time in about 18 years. Residents in Webster Groves are also telling First Alert 4 the train horns have started blaring again after decades. Jeanette Block has lived off Big Bend in Webster Groves since 1968 and lives right near a train crossing. “The first few times I
Street repair work comes to South City street after decades without paving (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Crews with the St. Louis City Streets Department are working on repairs in the Southampton neighborhood. Road work on Macklind Ave started on Monday with milling, which will continue for several more days. After that, the streets dept tells First Alert 4 paving will start next week and take 1-2 weeks to complete. This work runs along Macklind between Devonshire and Fyler. Kasey Polatas works for Big River Running Company, who hosts the Macklind Mile race every Ju
Clean-up continues 1 week after train derailment in Ferguson (opens the original)
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FERGUSON, Mo. (First Alert 4) - It’s been just over a week since a train derailed in Ferguson and the clean-up continues. A train derailed Sunday Sept. 20 in the 600 block of Ferguson Avenue, where about 20 train cars filled with cargo came off the tracks. Frank Simmons lives nearby and was home when the derailment happened. “It actually sounded like the train was coming through the house. It was that loud, and the lights were flickering, and I heard a loud boom. I came outside and saw the train
‘I’m heartbroken’: Customers say goodbye as Central West End staple shuts doors (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A Central West End staple closed its doors on Friday. Janice White-Brown was taken off guard on Friday morning when she found out from First Alert 4 that the Straub’s in the Central West End was closing its doors. “I’m heartbroken. It’s my favorite store. It’s convenient. They’re pleasant, and the stock is always good. The food is fresh,” White-Brown said. White-Brown walked into the store for the last time, not ready to say goodbye. “I come all the way from Sout
Volunteers clean up bikeway along McKinley Bridge (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Volunteers spent hours Thursday morning cleaning up the bike path along the McKinley Bridge, which connects parts of north St. Louis City to the Metro East. Van McGilberry is a pipe fitter for Spire and was one of the volunteers cleaning up the trail. “It’s high on my priority list for us to keep our trails clean,” McGilberry said. It was McGilberry’s idea to get Spire crews together for this, as someone who bikes that trail multiple times a week. “The most I saw
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