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November 18, 2015

• Recipe of the Day: Rice squares dressed up with caramel, sea salt
• Collinsville woman adapts to life after blindness
• Christmas events in Granite City, New Baden and Lebanon
• Way of Lights at the shrine and Lebanon’s Winter Wonderland start Friday
• Previous story: Microsoft worker urges students from his alma mater to pursue tech careers
• Levee district president resigns ahead of removal vote
• CSX not abandoning railroad routes through O’Fallon yet, just temporary discontinuation
• Heavy rain blamed in ambulance crash
• St. Clair County looks to transfer portion of Green Mount Road to O’Fallon
• Swansea village administrator submits resignation
• Heavy winds cause power outage for all Mascoutah residents
• Business Briefing: Cars sold in metro-east cost more than state average
• A break from rain Wednesday, snow possible Friday
• Boys Basketball: HHS lacks overall height, but is big on experience
• Matheny being skipped over for MOY proves awards are a joke
• Strong finish leaves Lynx’s football future with a solid base
• Cougars, Billikens both looking for something to build on
• McKendree opens season with victory
• Crime blotter Nov. 18
• Child care assistance Bill fails in House by one vote
• Highland Business Women’s Club hands out awards
• Highland Animal Shelter to host trivia night
• At $1.79 a gallon, gasoline cheapest in years in metro-east
• Teams with most NCAA titles
• Athletic Lancers seek to improve this season
• SWIC men, women set to open Great Rivers Conference play
• Triad wrestler Cole Witzig signs with North Dakota State
• More land builds NGA bid to crescendo
• Feds in Madison County capture inmates who escaped Tennessee jail
• Madison County drug fugitive arrested
• Central’s coach Cook retires, led Cougars to three state titles