ST. LOUIS NEWS TODAY - Thursday, July 2, 2009
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Citygarden Is an Urban Oasis in Downtown St. Louis
Citygarden's western block features a bluestone plaza, 120 feet long by 36 feet wide, with pulsating jets of water shooting up to six feet high in a multitude of patterns (with custom lighting at night) from 102 nozzles arranged in a grid. >>>
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Malcolm W. Martin Memorial Park Open for Best Family-Friendly Viewing of Fireworks Display
ST. LOUIS - The new Malcolm W. Martin Memorial Park and the Mississippi River Overlook on the banks of the East St. Louis Riverfront will be open to the public during the July 4th holiday weekend. >>>
St. Louis Sports New Archs for All-Star Game
ST. LOUIS - St. Louis sports a parade new archs at area attractions, including Kiener Plaza in front of the Old Courthouse in downtown St. Louis, welcoming visitors for All-Star Game festivities, July 10 - 14. >>>
Many Homeowners Say They Would Simply Walk Away From Their Loans
ST. LOUIS - Given that homes in numerous parts of the country have lost more than 30 to 40 percent of their value, many homeowners say they would simply walk away from their loans - without fear of repercussion. >>>
Recreational Music Making Results in Breakthroughs for Inner City Youth
ST. LOUIS - There is new hope for rehabilitating the often angry, detached, frustrated inner city youth in secure residential treatment centers across the country, according to a new study recently published in the June issue of the medical journal, Advances in Mind-Body Medicine. >>>
$500 Million in Grants to Train Workers for Green Jobs
ST. LOUIS - Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis has announced five grant competitions, totaling $500 million, to fund projects that prepare workers for green jobs in the energy efficiency and renewable energy industries. >>>
Bi-state Governors Team Up to Compete for Chicago-St. Louis High-speed Passenger Line
ST. LOUIS - Missouri Gov. Nixon, Illinois Gov. Quinn detail vision for Chicago-to-St. Louis high-speed rail line during recent visit to St. Louis Amtrak station. >>>
U.S. Investors Demanding Strong Financial Market Reforms, More Than a Third Are 'Angry' Today
ST. LOUIS - More than three out of four American investors (79 percent) want to "see strong action taken to correct the problems that exist today" in the financial markets. >>>
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