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St. Louis Public Radio Lyda Krewson has spent the past 24 years serving the City of St. Louis first as alderwoman of the 28th Ward, then as mayor. In 2017, Lyda Krewson was elected as the city’s top executive, making her the first woman to win the job. Four years later, she’s set to retire, marking an end to 24 years in public service. “It’s been the honor of a lifetime to be able to serve as mayor of the City of St. Louis,” she told Sarah Fenske on Thursday on St. Louis on the Air. “I made the final decision [to retire] over my birthday weekend back in November, where it dawned on me that in another six months, I m going to be 69 years old. … And so for me, I thought this is time to retire and to be able to do some other things while I m still in, as far as I know, great health.”

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