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December 4, 2015

• Blessed to Give: HeartLands Conservancy
• Gridiron Grill in Breese is popular with sports fans, families
• Former segregated school in Edwardsville gains new life as humanities center
• Mass shootings or deals prompting guns for Christmas?
• Caseyville Township trustees seize supervisor’s computer
• Unbreakable spirit: East St. Louis school raises money for shatterproof windows
• St. Clair County Health Department is offering flu vaccines for youngsters
• Washington Park strip club destroyed by fire
• News-Democrat reporter seeks patients who can’t find doctor to recommend medical marijuana
• E. coli outbreak linked to Chipotle expands to include Illinois
• Collinsville Police looking for retail theft suspects
• Belleville’s new police department building taking shape
• Census: Clinton County folks really like to own their homes
• Roger That: Air Force escalation of Islamic State bombing campaign depletes munition stockpiles
• Five Things To Do This Weekend: Santa Claus may be a Mason
• Don’t Miss This: Judge convicted of drug, weapons crimes released from prison
• Fog could make Friday morning commute dangerous in metro-east
• Girls Basketball: Thompson helps Triad surge past HHS
• Cardinals might be better off trading for James Shields
• Lackey signs two-year deal with Cubs
• State: Local enterprise zones will get approval in 2016
• Devotional: Watch for God; he is always sneaking into our world
• Highland League of Writers to meet
• Grantfork UCC to host Mazzio’s night
• Basketball: Online tickets for Highland Shootout go on sale Monday; sellout expected
• Who did Spartans beat for 2013 title?
• Caseyville Township leads way in cybersecurity
• Defense Department ends limits on women in combat
• Hot-shooting Kahoks stun Tigers, ending huge conference winning streak for Edwardsville
• Mascoutah football coach Scott Battas resigns