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The average selling price of a home in O'Fallon is down nearly $20,000 and home sales have dropped more than 25 percent in comparison to last year.
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Area drivers who frequently travel Seibert Road can expect to alter their route with the closure of a portion of the road for the next two and a half months.
O'Fallon Parents as Teachers (PAT) Bright Beginnings is reaching out to the community's youngest children even before they enter school by helping their parents understand each stage of their child’s development and by beginning the educational process at home.
Only a few weeks removed from her high school graduation, Elaine Patten, of O'Fallon, has already proven she is ready for the next stage of her athletic career.
When the state resolves, or delays until next year, its budget woes the people of Illinois will have a glaring look at the priorities of its politicians.
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Perry, Monken, Klym, Biggerstaff, Lurtz
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Arrests, traffic citations in the City of O'Fallon
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Real estate sales in the O'Fallon/Shiloh 62269 zip code
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A monthly real estate publication of the O'Fallon Progress
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Welcome to the neighborhood! Inside this guide you will find the necessities for settling down in the fastest growing area in southern Illinois.
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A guide to the O'Fallon and Shiloh Illinois areas
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A special section honoring Scott AFB and the people devoted to serving our community and our country.
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Attackers targeted police patrols in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul on Sunday, killing a police officer with a grenade and injuring 14 people in a car bomb blast, authorities said.
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Iraqis are skeptical that much will change after last week's pullback of U.S. combat troops from Baghdad and other cities, a sentiment not shared by their government.
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As of Saturday, July 4, 2009, at least 4,322 members of the U.S. military had died in the Iraq war since it began in March 2003, according to an Associated Press count.
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Vice President Joe Biden spent the Fourth of July with his son and other American troops in Iraq on Saturday, while the Iraqi government spokesman publicly rejected the American's offer to help with national reconciliation, saying it's an internal affair.
