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Convention center expansion begins, leaders take on cost concerns - Vimarsana News

Convention center expansion begins, leaders take on cost concerns

The long-delayed expansion of St. Louis' downtown convention center is underway, with officials celebrating the start of the $210 million project despite setbacks.

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North St. Louis County rec center funding approved - Vimarsana News

North St. Louis County rec center funding approved

Community leaders say a new north county recreation center will be a boon to the area.

St. Louis County OKs bonds for north county rec center - Vimarsana News

St. Louis County OKs bonds for north county rec center

St. Louis County lawmakers OK'd issuing $105 million in bonds to expand the downtown convention center, plus $40 million for a north county recreation center.

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No justice for Steven Lillicrap, 21, killed at work while dismantling a crane - Vimarsana News

No justice for Steven Lillicrap, 21, killed at work while dismantling a crane

Steven Lillicrap, 21, started his shift at about 7:30 am on a cold Feb 3, 2009 at a construction site near St. Louis, Missouri. He was an apprentice Operating Engineer and this was his first big assignment. He would be working with more experienced men to dismantle a 100-ton crawler crane.

SM Wilson could lead construction project for TheCENTER - Vimarsana News

SM Wilson could lead construction project for TheCENTER

SM Wilson step away from building TheCENTER Charles Bolinger, charles.bolinger@edwpub.net FacebookTwitterEmail EDWARDSVILLE — TheCENTER is one goal away from its first hat trick – getting built. At its administrative and community service meeting Thursday, the committee unanimously picked S.M. Wilson & Co. to build the facility at a cost of $10,828,950. The engineers’ estimate was $11,375,000. All that remains is full council approval at its next meeting. “I appreciate the mayor’s gumption,” said Alderman William Krause. “This was one of the plans he set out when he first came ...