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October 21, 2015

• Rep. Ryan seeks unity from House GOP to run for speaker
• ‘Sunshine Boys’is laugh-out-loud funny
• Creative team keeps ‘Angel Street’ stimulating
• Recipe of the Day: This nog is for Oct. 31
• Reunion dinner benefits Holy Angels Shelter in East St. Louis
• Belleville Philharmonic presents Stars of Tomorrow concert
• Dress up for Halloween parades, trick-or-treating
• Gap financing: Development’s missing ingredient
• East St. Louis quarterback hospitalized after car crash
• Suit against Swansea over sewer rates will move forward
• ‘Reform worth pursuing’: Police leaders call for cutting inmate numbers
• Man convicted of sex crimes with young girls receives 140-year sentence
• Fired parole board member sues to get job back
• St. Jacob man killed in motorcycle crash
• Swansea brothers sentenced for food stamp fraud
• Business Briefing: Newspaper carriers sue Post-Dispatch
• Roger That: Report finds veterans still waiting too long for VA appointments
• Don’t Miss This: Investigators search for murderer on the run
• Three hurt in crash near Millstadt
• Unseasonably warm temperatures now, rain later
• Grantfork News for the week of Oct. 15
• Alhambra News for the week of Oct. 22
• New Douglas News for the week of Oct. 22
• St. Jacob & Marine News for the week of Oct. 22
• Trunk-or-Treat events set in the area
• Haunted Trail to be held in Trenton
• St. Jacob Legion Auxiliary to host chili dinner
• Knights of Columbus to hold pork sausage & roast beef dinner
• KSDK’s PrepRally will be at Triad Friday
• Deadline to register for Madison County HCE “Christmas in November” is Tuesday
• Praying for funding: Faith-based group wants state childcare assistance money restored
• Mantle had great success in World Series
• Class in history, economics for strike-idled students
• No deal, no school again in East St. Louis
• Toy gun brought to Belleville school for ‘show and tell’
• SWIC approves $1.2 million in repairs, improvements
• No one injured during police standoff near Belleville
• Columbia wins first playoff game in Class 2A; Marion tops Triad
• Mascoutah’s Lindsay about to close out an impressive career; area teams compete well in tournaments
• Doubles pairs from West and East earn state tournament seeds
• Belleville West hands Edwardsville first league loss to force 3-way tie for first place
• Althoff beats Mater Dei on PKs to reach sectional final; Anna-Jonesboro stuns Gibault
• Nashville softball coach resigns; teams won two state titles in five years
• Blues lose Stastny for at least 5 weeks with broken foot