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June 3, 2015

• Welcome to your new home, Kali: Polar Bear Point opening at the zoo
• Rendezvous with the 1700s at Fort de Chartres
• Collinsville spices up Horsradish Festival with new events
• 5 Belleville museums bring history to life
• Glenn McCoy puts minions to work on his Duplex
• O’Fallon’s Holba shuts down Edwardsville as Panthers advance to sectional final
• Edwardsville bounces East in 4A sectional semifinal, advances to title game in Normal
• Ingram’s efficient pitching leads Nashville to 2A State Softball Tournament
• Collinsville soccer team whips Stagg to win super-sectional
• Anderson competes in Women’s U.S. Open qualifier
• Cardinals return favor, beat Brewers 1-0
• Prep Softball: Highland wins regional, takes first game in sectional play
• Prep Boys Track & Field: Higgins crowned state champ in 400
• Ronald Hessenauer, 70
• Jacqueline Rogier, 79
• Clothilda Pattberg, 85
• Burnell Mollet, 75
• Belleville Township board tackles dissolution questions
• Fairview Heights man charged with child abuse
• Fairview Heights City Council hears plans for development near MetroLink
• SIUE helps develop emergency responder safety program
• Steel industry at a crossroads
• Investment in higher education is investment in our future
• No relief from tap-in fees
• There’s plenty to do in the Highland area this weekend
• Highland History Museum open Sunday
• Highland American Legion to recognize local World War II vets Saturday
• Former St. Louis Cardinal Ken Reitz to speak at Greenville Chamber lunch
• Madison County students ride MCT for free all summer
• Highland man, Brit remain close almost 50 years after meeting in the Navy
• Highland area police briefs for May 25-31
• Highland area police briefs for May 25-31
• City of Highland considers programs to spur home improvements, sales
• Highland police to buy digital finger print machine
• Prep Baseball: Bulldogs score first regional title since 2008
• Jeanine and Mike Pacatte have Highland Yard of the Month for May
• MCAHCE holds 79th annual meeting
• St. Jacob & Marine News for the week of June 4
• New Douglas News for the week of June 4
• Grantfork News for the week of June 4
• Alhambra News for the week of June 4
• A Thought to Remember: Highland Telephone Co. had 600 subscribers by 1916
• Tip of the Hat: New Douglas Memorial Day service was wonderful
• Letter to the Editor: Sorry, Mr. President, I disagree with you, again
• Letter to the Editor: Biathlon interfered with Memorial Day services in Highland
• Devotional: Each moment you are living is a gift
• Special Highland area church events listed
• Joan Napier, 85
• Highland area fundraisers for the week of June 4
• Highland area club meetings for the week of June 4
• IDOT planning overnight closures on MLK Bridge
• Belleville goes to court, wants St. Elizabeth’s decision overturned
• BND seeks readers for advisory board
• Belleville apartment’s ceiling collapses on mother, infant
• Truck collides with train in Randolph County, causes fuel spill
• Cahokia water district employee injured in accident
• Residents can get fit at Caseyville Village Park
• MoDOT planning closures on I-55, I-44 in downtown St. Louis
• Business briefing: Citizens Utility Board warns consumers of rate increase
• Roger That: Scott Air Force Base, MidAmerica Airport gets nearly $300,000 federal grant
• Driver involved in early-morning crash near Millstadt
• Finally, June weather: Warmup has arrived
• Alorton woman to serve four years for hammer, knife attack
• Two arrested in residential burglary in Fairview Heights
• Holliday to first base for Cardinals? Not so fast
• Bradley pitches Waterloo into Class 3A Sectional Softball Tournament final
• Kenneth Mindrup, 54
• Hacke’s shutout sends Highland to sectional championship game
• O’Fallon earns bid to state volleyball tournament
• Tuesday’s high school scores
• Collinsville soccer team whips Stagg to win super-sectional