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    Downtown Alton housing project gets a $1 million boost from federal earmark

    By St. Louis Public Radio,

    2024-03-26
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    Douglas Webster
    03-30
    it spells the end for Alton.
    Sherry Fann
    03-28
    Too bad the government doesn’t help working Americans
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