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October 6, 2016

• ‘The Girl on the Train’ film is an absorbing murder mystery
• Coming soon to a college near you
• Librarian even has purple contacts for Halloween costumes
• Real Estate: What’s your neighbor’s home selling for?
• Real Estate: What’s your neighbor’s home selling for?
• Recipe of the Day: Maple-Pumpkin Pie Bars
• Recipe of the Day: Cinnamon-Cream Cheese Breakfast Bars
• Village urging residents to come out and help their community
• East St. Louis NAACP chapter’s annual banquet is Sunday
• Metro-east woman helps man. He returns the favor by stealing her car.
• Deadline to change BND subscriptions changes temporarily
• High may reach 86 in metro-east; sunny skies ahead
• Belleville city truck stolen from Mount Hope Cemetery, recovered
• Columbia, Althoff advance to Salem girls golf sectional
• OTHS cross country teams hit the road in major meets
• 80 years ago: Caravan for Franklin D. Roosevelt rolled into O’Fallon
• O'Fallon superintendent wants new approach to defining college readiness
• Special Olympics bocce tournament set for Saturday at Glik Park
• Many Highland soldiers served in Army of Occupation after World War I
• Troy UMC plans rummage sale
• Kelly Miller Circus coming to Troy
• Looking to hire? Companies sought for Highland career fair
• Art in the Park returns to Highland this weekend
• Commander’s Call: Wing Commander Q&A
• 375th AMW “Showcase on ICE”
• Commander’s Recognition
• Stop. Think. Connect.
• Command Chief carries on Hispanic legacy of service
• Scott hosts STEM Day with local students
• Facebook can make you immortal, protect what’s immoral
• Man guilty in murder of fellow inmate — while jailed on murder count
• Coach says lineman has been ‘mainstay’ in football team’s offense
• O’Fallon, Mascoutah win St. Clair County Cross Country titles
• Columbia, Althoff advance to Class 2A Salem girls golf sectional
• Marrs, O’Fallon soar past field to regional title