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May 28, 2015

• ‘I’ll See You in My Dreams’ is golden storytelling
• ‘Antony and Cleopatra’ is compelling drama
• ‘Aloha’ means ‘goodbye plot sense’
• Grads, keep your eye on the ball
• Home brewer turns hobby into a business in Edwardsville
• Rose bush climbs to top of Fairview Heights home
• Azaleas need acidic soil, mulch and moisture
• Time for sunny weather beach games, blasters and coolers
• 21st annual Salute to Scott Picnic set for June 13
• O’Fallon-Shiloh Chamber welcomes new members for April
• Why wouldn’t the Cardinals at least consider Ryan Howard?
• SIUE Cougars land K-State transfer Tre Harris, add Bubba Wells to staff
• Holtmann finishing solid career with FSU; Sweeney helps lead Morehead State to NCAA tourney
• State, charity groups get together to feed kids in poverty during summer break
• U.S. Steel decides not to close Granite City mill
• Madigan files complaint with federal commission over electricity prices
• Illinois gambling-expansion bill may be pushed into summer
• Study planned to expand MetroLink in St. Louis County; no plans for Illinois
• Former Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert indicted
• State Senate committee turns down lawsuit reforms
• Thunderstorms are likely through the weekend
• Debt flies high at MidAmerica
• Crime blotter 5/29/15
• Four charged in O’Fallon meth investigation
• Convicted child abuser, girlfriend charged after injured toddler is taken to hospital
• East doubles team still in title hunt at state tourney
• McGill and Goff will compete for Class 1A titles in two events
• Dynamic duo helped Cahokia make track history
• Waterloo rides strong pitching to reach regional final
• Alton survives Quincy upset bid; Nashville reaches sectional final