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November 20, 2015

• City of Highland’s tentative tax levy $100,000 higher
• City of Highland’s tentative tax levy $100,000 higher
• ‘Secret in their Eyes’ should have remained a secret
• Highland woman charged with stealing $160,000 from state
• Korte Recreation Center fees raised
• Letter to the Editor: Many people helped with Art in the Park
• Ugandan Kids Choir to give concert at Friedens UCC in Troy
• Devotional: The borrower is slave to the lender
• Recipe of the Day: Not your average cocktail franks
• Ameren Illinois says customers will save again on natural gas costs
• No payless pay days for East St. Louis, city manager says
• State Police bust dangerous drivers on Stan Musial Veterans Memorial Bridge
• Pickneyville inmate charged in murder for hire plot
• Five Things To Do This Weekend: It’s not yet the holidays, but we act otherwise
• Don’t Miss This: Collinsville’s landmark catsup bottle has a new owner
• Business Briefing: Small business owners optimistic for holiday-shopping season
• Nice weather Friday, but it’s going to be a cold weekend for metro-east
• Wrestling: Bulldogs set lofty goals this season
• Don’t get comfortable with state tax break
• Crime blotter Nov. 20
• Police: Man shot Friday in Madison County was attempting to break into home
• Edwardsville District 7 to issue bonds, consider tax referendum
• Annual Mon-Clair Baseball League banquet and Hall of Fame induction set for Saturday
• Sloppy Belleville East falls to Salem in season opener
• Wounded Central looking for another good year
• Healthy at last: Central’s Kendra Wilken looking to lead Cougars once again
• Beacats’ Fisher named GLVC Offensive Player of the Year
• Tennessee pair give SIUE Cougars their commitments
• Metro-east lands 10 players on football coaches association all-state teams
• Althoff-Mater Dei II: This time there’s a state title berth on the line
• Knights season has been a work in progress
• Steen scores winner in shootout, Blues beat Sabres 3-2