From the Post-Dispatch Washington Bureau:
A veteran official with the National Park Service in St. Louis said Thursday that his agency was taken aback by the proposal from Mayor Francis Slay and former Sen. John Danforth to obtain part of the Gateway Arch grounds for a project to revamp the city’s waterfront.
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From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Dorene Dunbar would not typically eat fudge for lunch, but on Wednesday she had few options.
The Gateway Arch does not serve lunch, though a gift shop offers nuts, cookies and cheese curds. Dunbar’s husband, Michael, opted for a hunk of cheese and a stick of sausage.
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From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Area congressional leaders, whose support will be critical to develop part of the pastoral Gateway Arch grounds with more crowd-drawing attractions, are generally holding back until the debate unfolds.
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From OzarksFirst.com:
A report from the Danforth Foundation claims that St. Louis needs control of part of the Arch grounds in order to create a world-class riverfront.
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From News-leader.com:
The towering Gateway Arch “stands in splendid isolation,” too far removed from downtown with too little activity around it, according to a report by a foundation headed by former Sen. John Danforth that proposes obtaining part of the Arch grounds from the federal government.
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From KMOV:
A study released Wednesday by a foundation headed by former Senator John Danforth said St. Louis should have a world-class riverfront — but needs part of the Gateway Arch grounds to do it.
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From the Daily Journal Online:
The towering Gateway Arch “stands in splendid isolation,” too far removed from downtown with too little activity around it, according to a report by a foundation headed by former Sen. John Danforth that proposes obtaining part of the Arch grounds from the federal government.
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From WQAD:
A study released today by a foundation headed by former Senator John Danforth says St. Louis can have a world-class riverfront - but needs part of the Gateway Arch grounds to do it.
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From MayorSlay.com:
St. Louis can create a world-class riverfront and link it to downtown, but only if portions of the grounds of the Gateway Arch are made available for active uses such as those found in Chicago’s Millennium Park, a new Danforth Foundation study reports today.
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From CW 11:
St. Louis can have a world-class riverfront , but needs part of the Gateway Arch grounds to do it. That’s according to a study just released by a foundation headed by former Senator John Danforth.
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