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Is Residence Inn 525 S Jefferson Ave St. Louis, MO is good place to stay?
Hi, I am coming to St. Louis for business purpose and want to enquire about the ‘Residence Inn’. Is this place is good to stay for couple of weeks? The complete address is 525 S Jefferson Avenue. Also I would be working at 1 N Jefferson Ave is this place safe? How far are these two from each other?
I would like to have knowledge on these two places.
The Residence Inn on Jefferson is a really nice place. It just opened early last year… I used to work in that area, so I would drive past it every day. I’m not too sure how far the place you’ll be working is from the hotel, but Jefferson stops at Cass Ave. The two streets run right on the edge of downtown… The area you’re staying is quite safe, it’s a few blocks from Union Station, so you’re in a good area. Just don’t venture too far north past Cass Ave. That’s where it starts to get a little shady. South, west and east of where you’re staying are just fine.
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Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers have their “mojo” back, as Billboard.com reports the veteran rock band will release their 12th studio album, aptly titled Mojo, on June 15. Two weeks after the CD release, Mojo will arrive on audio Blu-ray on June 29. The album is Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ first album in eight years (Tom Petty released his last solo album, Highway Companion, in 2006) and they are celebrating with a tour.
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Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers recently debuted some new material on Saturday Night Live. Rolling Stone reports that the band was on hand to help SNL wrap up its 35th season on May 15—and it was their eighth appearance on the show! Petty first appeared on SNL during the fifth season of the NBC comedy sketch program in November 1979 and his most recent appearance was in April 1999 for a John Goodman-hosted show. On May 15, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers debuted two new tracks off Mojo: “I Should Have Known” and “Jefferson Jericho Blues.” The show was hosted by another SNL regular, Alec Baldwin, who hosted the show for his 15th time (he now ties with SNL veteran Steve Martin).
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