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October 28, 2015

• Swirl cookies filled with good stuff
• Auction offers farmer’s rare collection of John Deere
• More than 200 turn out to push St. Clair County site for federal agency
• Cahokia mayor orders police to remove Nichols
• Under the tent: Work moving fast to clean up contaminated site
• Cahokia man gets 25 years for murder
• Granite City man dies in hit-and-run accident
• IDOT plans work along St. Clair Avenue in East St. Louis
• Man killed, two others hurt in crash near Lebanon
• Jim Wild named executive director of East-West Gateway
• St. Clair County Health Department holding a ‘Go Green’ pledge drawing
• East St. Louis District 189 and union fail to reach agreement again
• Roger That: Border Patrol seeks to hire more vets, women
• Dry weather, cooler temperatures on the way
• Volleyball: HHS sweeps Waterloo, advances to regional title
• Edna Frank, 87
• Belleville zoning board votes in support of Lindenwood student housing plan
• Business Briefing: More are ‘burdened’ by the cost of renting
• Shiloh Three Springs—site for goose hunting, but no new retailers
• NARFE schedules upcoming meeting
• High price of failing to get your house in order
• Chairman candidates trade barbs over budget
• Highland Garden Club to host Mazzio’s night
• Livingston man charged in death of 3-year-old
• Cahokia woman gets 5 years for neglect; malnourished victim, 62, died with bed sores
• Report: Lackey could get three year, $60 million
• Questions linger as SWIC opens season in tourney
• No college decision yet for Cahokia’s Ward
• Who led New York Mets in 1969?
• Belleville All-City Team announced at annual Rotary banquet
• Lots of rivalries highlighted in area volleyball regional finals
• Tigers’ season ends with loss to Quincy
• Alton Marquette shocks Columbia in 2A soccer sectional; Waterloo advances past Quincy Notre Dame
• West cruises past East and into volleyball regional final
• Suedkamp anchors Columbia’s shut-down defense