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December 2, 2015

• Betty Schneck, 86
• Latzer Library in Highland to hold Holiday Dinner
• Model railroad club sets up holiday display in Highland
• Special Olympics to host trivia night
• Mater Dei Band Parents to host quarter auction
• SNIP Alliance plans cosmic bingo
• Highland Masons plan Breakfast with Santa
• Villages of St. Jacob, Grantfork to host Christmas events this weekend
• Clinton County Showcase to present ‘A Seussified Christmas Carol’
• Alhambra school to hold ‘Winter Wonderland’ Friday
• Christian radio station now broadcasting in Highland
• Lighted parade rescheduled for this Friday in Highland
• Blessed to Give: Illinois Center for Autism
• Recipe of the Day: Come home to pork roast
• Real Estate: What’s your neighbor’s home selling for?
• Belleville is going to the dogs this weekend
• Young musicians will shine in Tuerck concert
• Belleville woman collects toiletries for the homeless
• Cardinals trade Cruz to Kansas City for minor-league infielder; Phillies pick up Bourjos on waivers
• Lynx will play Bellevue University in NAIA national soccer meet
• Football: Bush is HHS’ third all-state player in a row
• Anthony Johnson, 50
• Fairview Heights company awarded Hofbräuhaus contract
• Last Ponderosa leaves metro-east
• Nearly 7,000 reasons your taxes are so danged high
• Dunstan seeking replacement candidate for levee board
• Freight district to form committees to look at freight plans
• Suspected drunken driver slams into Granite City home
• East St. Louis police, firefighter pension funds sue city over delinquent payments
• Mothers Against Drunk Drivers to hold ‘Day of Remembrance’
• Roger That: Pentagon plans to set up new Cyber Com on par with other major commands
• Business Briefing: Local gas prices falling again below $2 a gallon
• Don’t Miss This: Belleville mourning lost leader
• Much cooler temperatures, clouds for metro-east Wednesday
• Collinsville fire chief resigns
• Caseyville teen faces five felonies following police pursuit
• Cardinals once again fall victim to a rich, freespending fool
• Who is bowling great Mr. 300?
• Deep Lebanon squad off to 5-0 start
• Althoff matmen look strong once again
• Lancers’ Pickett among headliners in talented group of Belleville juniors
• Nashville cruises past Wesclin at Lebanon Tourney; Newman getting more Division I football offers
• Althoff on top in first 3A state basketball rankings; Central boys and girls are both No. 1