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Public Hearing Held On New Children’s Arcade

The Kirkwood City Council will vote next week on a special use permit for a children’s arcade planned for 118 N. Kirkwood Road, the site of the former Rusted Chandelier.

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Public Hearing Held On New Children’s Arcade

The Kirkwood City Council will vote next week on a special use permit for a children’s arcade planned for 118 N. Kirkwood Road, the site of the former Rusted Chandelier.

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