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November 5, 2015

• Cubans give old cars CPR
• Recipe of the Day: Cut-up chicken in the crock pot
• Lifestyle briefs for Nov. 5
• Creative Belleville mom makes stretchy headbands, scarves and turbans
• Shopping: Hurry up and get in the holiday spirit with Santa and open houses
• Heavy equipment can kill plant roots
• Best bets: Plan your weekend
• 68-year-old Maryville man killed in Glen Carbon crash
• Hospice home in Edwardsville closing sooner than expected
• McCarter, seeking congressional seat, faces questions over spending from state campaign fund
• Cahokia mayor says felons deserve village jobs, second chance
• East St. Louis man charged with beating girlfriend’s 2-year-old daughter
• Northwest Fire Chief Dennis Oaks to retire
• New restaurant moving to Belleville’s West Main Street
• Roger That: Flags to fly at half-staff at Scott Air Force Base to honor airman
• Business Briefing: St. Louis Bread Co. to use cage-free eggs
• Fire tears through Belleville apartment building
• Rain likely Thursday afternoon, evening
• Dynegy to retire Wood River power station in Alton
• Plug and play: Althoff’s C.J. Coldon is a force no matter where he is on the field
• Lynx fall to No. 22 Benedictine on home court
• SWIC women split a pair to open season
• Sylvester Warnecke, 87
• New Douglas News for the week of Nov. 5
• Alhambra News for the week of Nov. 5
• Grantfork News for the week of Nov. 5
• St. Jacob & Marine News for the week of Nov. 5
• Trenton women has penned two books about adoption
• A Thought to Remember: Bell Telephone called Highland ‘enterprising’ in 1925
• Highland Business Women to hold awards night
• Former NBA player speaks to students about dangers of drugs
• Investigators suspect arson in Belleville apartment fire
• What Cardinals were World Series MVPs
• Sophie Thompson headed to Central Methodist University
• Where to put anger over 3 motherless children
• St. Louis man who fled in Mississippi River charged in string of burglaries
• Caseyville man sentenced for stealing funds from railroad retirement board
• Business as usual: Waterloo taking aim on first state soccer championship
• Osterhage leads Waterloo seniors to state soccer final four
• Tarasenko scores in OT to lift Blues