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Metro-east news
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Scott A. "Richie" Richards, 29, was an avid golfer who had worked and played at Clinton Hill Golf Course in Swansea for the past decade.
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Julie Uhles joined more than a dozen protesters Wednesday outside U.S. Rep. Jerry Costello's district office in Belleville. Uhles represents a sliver of the pressure bearing on Costello, who has indicated he will likely vote no on the health care reform bill.
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St. Louis Symphony Vists Belleville Philharmonic -
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Stingers Fire
Two councilmen said the city may be looking at filing for bankruptcy after the fire and police pension boards rejected the city's request to borrow about $1.5 million.
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Q. When spring arrives, so do the wrens. I have five birdhouses. A single wren will come first and check out all the houses and select one most suitable for a mate. The wren then either calls for or goes out to find a mate. Here's the problem: All my life (79 years), I was convinced it was the male wren who comes first. But I have a female friend who swears it's the female. Who's right? Also, does the pair then collaborate to build the nest?
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When Alice Philipp was born, her mom and dad, Michael and May O'Day, were hoping for a girl on St. Patrick's Day.
Lutheran schools throughout the metro-east are celebrating National Lutheran Schools Week this week by sticking to its theme, "Securing Each Child's Future For a Life of Service," and hosting service projects.
Samsung Electronics predicted a strong 2010 as economic expansion in advanced and large developing economies gains speed and said it is aiming for double-digit sales growth from last year's record high.
