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September 16, 2015

• Things to do Wednesday: Blum House concert and walking tour
• Understanding river stages can leave your head swimming
• Recipe of the Day: Stuffed tomatoes
• ‘Fractured Not Broken’ has a happy ending
• Italian Carnevale is theme for this year’s Italian Fest
• Off and tackling: McKendree’s Wentland always gets his man
• West defeats pesky Althoff in city soccer game
• Tuesday’s sports scores
• Off and tackling: McKendree’s Wentland always gets his man
• How did Lynx land 6-foot-11 transfer from St. John’s?
• Pair of Lynx honored as MSFA players of the week
• Highland football Bulldogs crack AP Top 10 state football rankings
• Leroy Walker, 83
• Business Briefing: Anheuser-Busch InBev talks merger with SABMiller
• Two members of East St. Louis Police Department under investigation
• Madison County Board to vote on flood prevention efforts
• St. Clair County sheriff honors son of woman fatally stabbed in Swansea
• Marshals in Belleville apprehend one of Tulsa’s most-wanted fugitives
• Roger That: Hero of French train attack will be promoted from E-3 to E-5
• Don’t Miss This: Coroner releases ID of man killed while cutting trees
• Sun and pleasant temperatures Wednesday, wet weather later in week
• Fewer than 40 percent of Illinois students meet new achievement marks
• SWIC board approves raises for employees
• BASSC reviews ‘withdrawal’ process, agrees to new hiring procedure
• Higher Education: SWIC butterfly garden takes flight Saturday
• Collinsville savings combo
• New Douglas Rec Plex announces fall class schedule
• Engagement: Kampwerth-Haukap
• Marching Bulldogs perform admirably in doubleheader
• Jane Bircher has Highland Yard of the Month for September
• Hill’s Fort in Greenville plans ‘Living History Weekend’
• Child seat check set on Saturday at hospital in Breese
• Worden Patriots Day Celebration to feature fireworks, BBQ contest
• Marine village yard sales are this weekend
• Godfrey man sentenced to 10 years on child pornography charges
• Jailhouse call about drug stash leads to charges against inmate
• Crime blotter 9/17/15
• Cardinals hitters need to cut the strikeouts to go deep into post-season
• Mater Dei having its kicks as one of metro-east’s top small-school soccer teams
• O’Fallon volleyball turning heads with 14-1 start; Freeburg wins Mascoutah tourney
• Connor Jackson’s second-half goal gives Columbia soccer team victory over Gibault
• Columbia spikers earn conference win at Central
• O’Fallon volleyball moves to 14-1 with a dominant win over Belleville East