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October 29, 2015

• ‘Truth’: No answers, but top-notch performances
• ‘Our Brand is Crisis’ has a ‘duh’ quality
• Teen abduction film is raw and real
• Insects do need air and water
• Recipe of the Day: Chinese takeout from home
• 20 1/2-pound tater — how sweet it is
• Granite City school does the Pumpkin Smash Bash
• Skeleton crew dresses up the McDaniels’ house
• Shopping: Local shops have unique gift ideas
• Mosses get nutrients and moisture from air
• Prom night went bloody well for ‘Carrie’ actor
• Expert: Medication, doctors’ involvement can prevent fatal overdoses
• Highland man identified as fatal crash victim near Lebanon
• New six-story, 284-room ‘visitor quarters’ hotel to be built at Scott
• FBI investigating local theft of powerful painkiller fentanyl
• Don’t Miss This: Cahokia Village Board tussle, big heroin bust, murder charge
• Roger That: Some Tricare premiums set to soar in 2016
• Chilly weather checks in to metro-east
• Sports Briefs
• If they lose Heyward, Cardinals should seek Puig
• Eugene Korte, 91
• Companies still have time to register for career fair in Highland
• Car show set for Saturday on the Square
• A Thought to Remember: Work continues at Anderson Cemetery
• Corn yields called average, soybeans better than expected
• Alhambra News for the week of Oct. 29
• Grantfork News for the week of Oct. 29
• Post 439 looking for families of veterans to receive Blue Star Banners
• St. Jacob & Marine News for the week of Oct. 29
• New Douglas News for the week of Oct. 29
• Ronda Sauget appointed new Leadership Council executive director
• Business Briefing: Local construction rates soar
• Test your Heisman smarts
• Maybe Ty-D-Bol man can clean up this mess
• Respect pays off for Franklin Elementary students
• Second group of metro-east teachers could strike
• East St. Louis police break off chase because suspect had children in her car
• Golliday resigns his position as Cahokia’s coach
• Waterloo hopes to avoid being Alton Marquette’s next victim in soccer sectional