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I-64 project in St. Louis to be completed early

I-64 project in St. Louis to be completed early, under budget

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Missouri Department of Transportation director Pete Rahn announced Friday that the stretch from Interstate 170 east to Kingshighway will reopen on Dec. 7, well ahead of the scheduled completion date of Dec. 31.

ST. LOUIS — The two-year project shutting down major sections of Interstate 64 in the St. Louis area will be completed nearly a month early and $11 million under budget.

"We thank St. Louis citizens for their patience as we rebuilt this critical roadway," Rahn said.

Completion of the project is good news for commuters who typically use I-64, the busiest roadway in the St. Louis area. It is equally good news for the hospitals, stores and other businesses along the route. The early completion means holiday shoppers will have 2 1/2 weeks of easier access to the St. Louis Galleria and other stores sitting along the closed section of highway.

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