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    Ameren

    (88 reviews)

    Downtown

    You know these guys. They're the ones that make the news when the power goes out or when they are…read morelooking to raise our rates. Given that we just survived the hottest 2 weeks in Missouri history and it appears as if we're entering another heat wave, I thought I'd check for a review and apparently I am the first. Many of my friends just got their bill from the Mid-June to Mid-July billing period and have reported numbers as high as $450 without budget billing. I was bracing for a shock because I talked to a guy on Saturday who said that even though he is on "Budget Billing" he still got socked for over $450 on his bill. Well, I went online and checked my bill and sure enough, it had gone from it's average $152 per month up to $290. Whoah! How crazy is that? The power company socks it to me during the hottest months of the year? That's a low blow, right? Well, I called customer support yesterday and talked to a very nice lady who explained that the reason my bill (and most likely that other guy I talked to) was high because I had reached the "anniversary" of going on Budget Billing so whenever that happens each year you have to "catch up" and pay whatever the difference is between your monthly average and your actual usage. Turns out that I had used $140 more worth of kilowatt hours than the previous year so I just had to settle up. No problem. Then, I asked if I could spread the payment out over time so as not to cough up the entire $140 in one lump. Yes, I can spread it out up to 12 months if I'd like, thank you very much! So, I went from frothing and ready to scream to highly placated and appreciative. Granted, Ameren is a corporation and they're not giving anything away for free, but we have all seen them spring to life in the wake of a storm in the local area or afar and they are very responsive when the need arises. I guess maybe I won't be singing their praises as much when the upcoming 14% rate hike takes effect. Ugh!

    Going on 7 hours without power. No sense of urgency on their part. Based on their outage map the…read moreissue is confined to a very small area. No reason it should take this long to restore power. No communication from them. Must be nice to be the only game in town.

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    St. Louis Public Library

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    Central West End

    A friend and I attended the "Landscapes and Lemonade" event at the Schlafly branch of the St Louis…read morePublic Library (SLPL) this past weekend. These events fill quickly through their online events calendar form, so we were glad to have the opportunity to grab some spots. I was disappointed to see that not everyone who signed up attended because participation is so highly sought after. The event itself was nice and relaxing. We enjoyed the two hours of painting and hope to finish later with our own paints at home as it wasn't quite enough time to tackle the whole painting. This branch is not my favorite of the public library for a couple of reasons. 1) there is a lot of blank space in the library; it's not very cosy or inviting. 2) Parking is a BEAR. Until the city as a whole becomes more walkable/metro accessible, it's unreasonable to have a library with paid parking. It makes it much more difficult to choose to frequent this branch.

    Being a library patron has saved me so, so much money in the past two years. Seriously, if you…read morehaven't used a public library in a while hop back on the train. Books 5/5- WIDE selection with almost everything accessible. The city and county have merged their databases and i have rarely come across a book they don't have. You can place holds online and they will email you once ready. I pick this location as my home base because I frequent the CWE area often but you can pickup at any location. AND- they have broad selection of ebooks and audiobooks as well. All accessible through then libby app on your phone/ipad and even your kindle This location 3/5- parking is very inconvenient although they have a couple spots for pickup. This is also a loud location and often has disruptions so not the best place to study or settle down. Other 5/5- the staff is phenomenal, so kind. I have used their notary services several times and they are so helpful. Make sure to call ahead for the notary!

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    Eads Bridge

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    Downtown

    Eads Bridge is a National Historic Landmark. It was designed by James B. Eads to cross the…read moreMississippi River in 1874. Eads connects railroads across Illinois & Missouri. It was a pioneering engineering feat, the first steel arch bridge, and it remains the oldest bridge on the Mississippi River

    Completed in 1874, the Eads Bridge is the oldest surviving bridge across the Mississippi River…read more To scale the mighty Mississippi, the construction of the Eads Bridge required novel engineering feats. It was the one of the first bridges to employ steel as opposed to wrought iron. It's foundation was 100 feet below water level a big challenge in the late 1800s. The 520 foot center arch was the longest span at the time of construction using a cantilever suspension to build, a method which would later be used in the Brooklyn Bridge. The bridge had to be elevated to accommodate the steamboat captains who wanted to keep residents dependent on their services. They thought that it would not be possible to build such a lofty bridge. The City of St. Louis, however, wanted to capture more railroad traffic which necessitated construction of a bridge. Eads earned multiple patents for his innovations during construction. The bridge was dedicated by President Ulysses S. Grant. Testing of safety was done by locomotives. An elephant even walked across the bridge to guarantee pedestrian safety. That must have been a sight to see. The bridge cost $10 million to build. Unfortunately many of the railroads boycotted using it due to the tolls. It was then sold for 20 cents on the dollar. This led to the collapse of the Bank of Missouri. Many were indicted following the largest bank failure in the U.S. at that time. Today, the Eads Bridge is still considered an engineering pioneering landmark. While being constructed The NY Times called it the World's Eighth Wonder. It is quite a remarkable and beautiful historic bridge that still helps people cross the mighty Mississippi River.

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