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EDWARDSVILLE — The former Edwardsville Fire and Police Department headquarters will be redeveloped in a $20 million progression with apartments, shops and offices.
Fireside Financial, an investment company founded in Edwardsville, is leading the progression called The Station on Main, at 400-420 North Main Street. The site has been vacant since 2017 when public protection moved a mile south. It is also the first corridor in the city of Edwardsville. when it was built in the 1890s, according to a statement.
“This is an exciting project and we hope it is just the beginning of the kind of expansion we will see in this area,” Mayor Art Risavy said in a statement.
The new progression will come with 38 one-bedroom apartments and townhomes, 4 restaurants, five spaces, and five retail stores with on-site parking. A Madison County transit station is also within walking distance.
Fireside has planned a bar/restaurant concept, although the main points have not been revealed.
“The most for us is that we live in this community, so we know as citizens what we need there and what we would like to see,” Kristie Bailey, co-founder of Fireside Financial, said in a statement.
Fireside Edwardsville-based Pfund Construction, Nickas Architecture and Oates Associates to paint about the development.
The allocation is to open in 2024.
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FERGUSON — Man shot and killed while watching television: A man was shot and killed Tuesday in Ferguson, police said.
Police said they were alerted to ShotSpotter shooting technology, which placed them near North Elizabeth and Royal Avenues. However, officials learned that the shooting happened a mile away in the 900 block of Thatcher Avenue.
Officers discovered the man unconscious in space and later died at the hospital.
Police decided shots had been fired from outside in the space where the guy was sitting in his living room watching TV.
According to police, the shooting appears to be directed.
ST. LOUIS — Woman killed as steel passes through windshield: A woman died Tuesday afternoon after a piece of steel pierced her windshield on Highway 40 (Interstate 64) in St. Louis.
The woman driving west on I-64 just after 12:30 p. m. Piece of steel came from some other vehicle or if it is road debris.
The woman has not yet been identified.
ST. LOUIS — Police identify woman killed by a hit-and-run group: Police on Wednesday learned of a woman killed three days earlier through a hit-and-run group in south St. Louis.
Mangal Sarki, 65, struck shortly after 6 p. m. in the 3700 block of Gravois Avenue, near South Spring Avenue, in the city’s Tower Grove South community.
He drove through a red sedan driving west on Gravois.
The car is gone. The police have a more detailed description of the vehicle and have a description of the driver.
Sarki lived in the 3500 block of Grace Avenue in St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY – Police identification man killed by fleeing driver: Police learned Wednesday that the man struck and killed early Tuesday on St. Charles Rock Road.
Marquist Murray, 38, discovered lies on the road around 2:50 a. m. M. del Tuesday, sergeant. said. Tracy Panus of the St. County Police Department. Louis.
He died in a hospital. Murray struck St. Charles Rock Road on Normandy Avenue and police said the motive force did not stop.
On Wednesday, officials said they were for a white 2000 to 2006 GMC Yukon with damage to the front driver’s side and headlight.
Murray lived in the 1600 block of Lulu Avenue in Wellston.
CHESTERFIELD – Convicted former therapist: A former therapist at a Chesterfield Pilates studio accused of sexual abuse has been convicted of assaulting and endangering a child.
The trial of Michael Nobs, 72, of Creve Coeur, scheduled for this week, was called off after Nobs convicted Alford on Sept. 27 of two counts of assault and one count of child endangerment.
Alford’s guilty plea means Nobs agreed that prosecutors had enough evidence to convict him, but admitted his guilt.
He was convicted of groping two clients: a woman assaulted a massage in January 2019 at Performance Pilates on North Outer Forty Road in Chesterfield and a boy under the age of 12 received a massage between 2004 and 2005.
Nobs sentenced to five years of probation that includes the legal responsibility to seek recommendation and refrain from any work as a teacher or massage therapist.
He is also prohibited from contacting the victims of the case. If you violate probation, you face 4 years in prison.
Prior to the guilty plea, Nobs faced more charges of second-degree sodomy, second-degree sexual abuse and first-degree pedophilia.
The civil lawsuit is pending. Nobs’ attorneys in civil and criminal cases did not respond to a request for comment Wednesday.
ST. LOUIS — Woman sentenced for begging over COVID loan programs: A woman in Florissant was sentenced Wednesday to two years in prison for begging over programs to obtain lots of thousands of COVID-19 business aid loans for herself and others, prosecutors said.
Dionneshae Forland, 51, pleaded guilty in July to several charges, including wire fraud, bank fraud and theft of government assets, after filing false payroll records, helping her son falsify loan documents and helping others lie about loan documents for federal paycheck coverage. program. and Missouri Small Business Grant Program.
As a component of the sentencing, U. S. District Judge Ronnie L. White ordered him to pay $787,075. He will also be under surveillance for five years after his release from prison.
Forland’s son, Dwayne Times, 31, also pleaded guilty to wire fraud and theft of government property. On Tuesday he was sentenced to five years of probation and ordered to pay $194,850, according to a news release from the U. S. Attorney’s Office.
Federal agents have already seized about $600,000 from accounts connected to Forland and Times, according to the statement.
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