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Be informed. Be engaged. Be part of what's next. Promoting smarter development and civic engagement in Saint Louis, MO. Also: @[email protected]

Saint Louis, Missouri
Joined April 2009
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@NEXTSTL
NEXTSTL.com
2 months
Teams worked sites stretching from Olivette to the Mississippi River, from O’Fallon Park and the Mary Meachum Freedom Crossing all the way down to the greenway near River City Casino. https://t.co/37NfqBjwTX
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The River des Peres has long been both a symbol of St. Louis’s resilience and a reminder of its challenges. Once a natural waterway, it was engineered (and buried through Forst Park) to control...
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NEXTSTL.com
2 months
Oktoberfest in St. Louis isn’t just about steins and oompah; it’s a living thread that ties the region’s German roots to today’s neighborhoods. https://t.co/ySYJzoYy3v
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It’s autumn in St. Louis — so while the pumpkin spice crowd lines up for lattes, we’re raising steins instead. So dust off the lederhosen and dirndls, tip your Alpine hat, and loosen up those polka...
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@NEXTSTL
NEXTSTL.com
8 months
Piecing together Bob Cassilly’s vision for Cementland through an archive of plan documents and a scale model from Bill Christman, NextSTL contributor Mike Mccubbins asks “Might some narrow path exist then toward a reclamation of the site?” https://t.co/BUBBHJ5Br0
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Late last year I stumbled upon a photograph – a scale model of Cementland made by City Museum visionary Bob Cassilly as an in-progress representation of the core 40 acres of the then-56-acre Riverv...
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@NEXTSTL
NEXTSTL.com
9 months
Between 2023 and 2025, the city spent $6.4 million to repair and make improvements to the already-vacant medium security institution known as the workhouse. Now, demolition is underway at an added cost of $2.24 million. https://t.co/1cOKAvdTFp
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On March 18, 2025, just three weeks before the mayoral election, St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones stood in front of a bulldozer and announced the long-awaited demolition of the Workhouse, the city’s...
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@YIMBYLAND
YIMBYLAND
10 months
Oh my god. She’s perfect.
@ChickenJoeSTL
Chicken Joe 🐔
10 months
Soulard, St Louis at golden hour, all ready for Mardi Gras!
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@artemis
Artemis
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🚨Now Live: Comps for Fintech Equities, Brokerages, Perps, and Lending. Crypto is converging with traditional finance. Fundamentals are now becoming ever important. With these tailwinds, we created a tab dedicated to letting you compare crypto equities with financial giants:
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@NEXTSTL
NEXTSTL.com
10 months
A look at St. Louis City Hall from a user experience perspective https://t.co/pn5XzEJLlh
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A Look at 1200 Market Street From a User Experience Perspective
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@NEXTSTL
NEXTSTL.com
11 months
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@STLFireDept
St. Louis Fire Dept
11 months
N 19th & Newhouse - Large masonry church, heavy smoke showing from the roof and bell tower. Battalion 6 requesting a 2nd Alarm. #STLCity
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@SLMPD
St. Louis, MO Police
11 months
Crime remains on a downward trend in the City of St. Louis with 150 homicides in 2024, the lowest number of homicides in 11 years. Overall, crime was down 15% year-over-year and down 31% compared to 2022. #SLMPD #STL https://t.co/ZNMHqkkKo4
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Crime remains on a downward trend in the City of St. Louis with 150 homicides in 2024, the lowest number of homicides in 11 years.
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@NEXTSTL
NEXTSTL.com
11 months
Another blow to DT Clayton. Is it a doom loop?
@stlmag
St. Louis Magazine
11 months
Tony’s in Clayton to close February 15
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@NEXTSTL
NEXTSTL.com
1 year
Why do we have more roads than we can handle?
@stltoday
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
1 year
Where are the plows? Crews are taking 'steady approach' to St. Louis cleanup
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@StreetsblogUSA
Streetsblog USA
1 year
Over a hundred people die every single day in America in motor vehicle crashes that have nothing to do with ISIS or any other ideology. That number could easily be cut in half if the U.S. made it a priority to do so.
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As horrible as they were, it's important to have perspective about the attacks in Magdeburg and New Orleans
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@STLMetro
Metro
1 year
Weather Alert - Monday | 6 a.m. - MetroBus and Metro Call-A-Ride are SUSPENDED until at least 8 a.m. due to road conditions - MetroLink is seeing minor delays, please allow extra time More details at https://t.co/9AJrlWmQUa:
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Weather Updates There are no major weather issues at this time. Please take caution when headed to your bus stop or MetroLink station, and be prepared for the frigid cold.  Stay Informed Visit this...
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@NEXTSTL
NEXTSTL.com
1 year
The answer is in the question.
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@NEXTSTL
NEXTSTL.com
1 year
A good day to ponder why everything is so far away that so many must drive no matter.
@SLMPD
St. Louis, MO Police
1 year
We have been responding to crashes and stalled vehicles throughout the morning. If you do not have to travel, please STAY HOME! #SLMPD #STLwx
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@Schweitzer88
Anne Schweitzer
1 year
Thank you to all city crews who are working tirelessly for us during this winter storm!
@STLCityGov
City of St. Louis
1 year
** Winter Storm Service Update ** The City of St. Louis Streets and Public Service departments are ready for the winter weather, which is expected to begin overnight.
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@NEXTSTL
NEXTSTL.com
1 year
Congratulations NYC! Meanwhile #MOLeg subsidizes driving with general revenue.
@jonorcutt
Jon Orcutt
1 year
The @MTA’a Janno Lieber unveils the final Manhattan congestion zone street sign this evening @ Broadway & 61st #congestionpricing
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@NEXTSTL
NEXTSTL.com
1 year
@KranzbergArts $250k building permits issued for 3221 and 3225 Olive.
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@stlpublicradio
St. Louis Public Radio
1 year
The St. Louis Water Division needs survey responses to form its plan for replacing lead pipes.
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The city’s water department is working to comply with a new U.S. EPA rule requiring the replacement of lines on residential properties.
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@NEXTSTL
NEXTSTL.com
1 year
And thanks to all those investing in St. Louis!
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