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The Mehlville Fire Protection District will be adding a new ambulance to its fleet after the Board of Directors, comprised of Treasurer Bonnie Stegman, Secretary Ed Ryan and Chairman Aaron Hilmer, unanimously approved a bid with Osage Ambulances. The district was due to purchase a new ambulance as part of its apparatus replacement plan, Chief Brian Hendricks said at the Nov. 18 board meeting. The new ambulance will cost $270,406, which is slightly less than what the district had originally budgeted, in part because the district is adding onto an order with St. Charles County. The ambulance wi...

Mehlville Fire Protection District Deputy Chief Dan Furrer will be retiring at the end of December, rounding out over 30 years of service in the district. “Chief Furrer has given the Mehlville Fire Protection District 34 years of service. From the chief’s perspective, I’m happy to be able to say that … it’s my belief that we have some of the finest deputy chiefs the county has,” Chief Brian Hendricks said at the Nov. 18 board meeting where Furrer was recognized for his service. “We run more fires, we run more calls and it’s the day to day things that deputy chiefs are responsi...

Of potentially thousands of people and maybe even lives. are you confident this can be cleaned up and dealt with to the point that the animas river and some others it joins are going to be usable again? >> that is a good question. it is a scientific and technical question. i know that the industry, as a whole has dealt with large projects like this. and i don't imagine that this water will be rendered useless by any stretch but it will take a lot of time and money. jon: what a mess. brian hendricks, thanks for your expertise. >> thank you, jon. jamie: a child comes down with human plague short...

the latest. >> reporter: jon as we talk authorities are considering a cure few tonight after two straight nights of protesters clashing with police officers. we have tense moments after 10:00 p.m. last night when some protesters turned violent. they started throwing rocks and frozen water bottom ills. picking up chunks of asphalt in the street and throwing those at officers. authorities were quick to respond. they broke up the crowd. 23 people wound up behind bars. earlier today, 60 people were arrested as protesters flooded on to i-70 during rush-hour traffic. they set up barricades...

>> we would like to hear from yo tweet us your feedback, twitter.com/booktv. >> and now i'll booktv, sam roberts presents a history of the new york city train station, grand central terminal. the terminal opened on february 2, 1913, and currently accommodates 750,000 people daily. this is about an hour. >> thank you, cindy. thanks to all of you for coming. i was at ed koch's memorial service a couple weeks ago. though clinton walked in carrying papers like this and he said, i just want to assure you all this is not the eulogy. these are just the letters that ed koch sent me while i w...