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St. Louis residents are being asked to weigh in on how the city should spend the $250 million settlement it won in a lawsuit over the Rams' departure to Los Angeles.
Ideas include bus rapid transit, updates to the city’s water infrastructure and child care services.
“I’m always thrilled to see the Board of Aldermen and city residents working together in this process, as our city has remained siloed for far too long,” Alderwoman Alisha Sonnier said.
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