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Carnival rides could be coming to Union Station
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Carnival rides and games could be coming to Union Station next year, a spokesperson confirmed to First Alert 4 Tuesday. According to the Union Station Spokesperson, plans for a teacup roller coaster ride, wave swing and an undetermined third attraction have been presented to the City of St. Louis for approval. In addition to the rides, carnival booth games, such as Whac-a-Mole, are also being considered for Union Station.
'We wanted to create a sober space where you can go and enjoy music' Sober concert series debuts in St. Louis this week
This week, the Garage at the Intersection concert series begins, which aims to offer a venue for sober St. Louisans and they can enjoy music. The venue is located at 3323 Washington Avenue in the Grand Center Arts District.
Beloved Saint Louis Zoo vulture with 'larger-than-life' personality dies at 36
ST. LOUIS — Boris, one of the oldest cinereous vultures in human captivity, has died at the age of 36, the Saint Louis Zoo announced Wednesday. The zoo said Boris' care team had been treating him after he developed an ongoing and painful eye disease. Eventually, his condition progressed to the point that additional treatments could no longer keep him comfortable, so the decision was made to humanely euthanize him.
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