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The Delmar Loop Trolley needs more funding to stay on track
JACOB KIRN | Journalist with the St. Louis Business Journal
Journalist with the St. Louis Business Journal Jacob Kirn has been keeping an eye on what is happening with the loop trolley in St. Louis County.
Over the weekend, the company that owns the loop trolley requested $700,000 to keep it afloat until 2020.
The market is responding and saying ‘no thank you’ to putting more money into a failed experiment.
Jacob Kirn gave us the details on what happens if the trolley is terminated on November 15th.
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