February 16, 2016
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‘Rocking Goose’ was a hit with a honk
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Recipe of the Day: Chicken serves 4 for under $3
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Belleville City Council OKs incentives for new downtown restaurant
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O’Fallon girl loses battle with cancer
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5-year-old dies in Interstate 64 traffic crash
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Intersection near Highland Elementary School reopens
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Bethalto school evacuated for possible gas leak
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Grace period voting for primary to begin Wednesday
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360-degree video gives virtual tour of new Memorial Hospital East
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Swansea police officer recovering after traffic crash
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IDOT worker released from hospital after crash
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Roger That: CIA director says Islamic State has access to chemical weapons
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Chance of snow, rain Tuesday; then the warmup begins
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Madison County Conservative Women’s Coalition to host “Meet the Candidates Night”
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Anderson Hospital surgeon recipient of “Excellence in Quality Award”
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James Ford, 68
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Irma Henkhaus, 88
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Mary Reinacher, 68
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Dancing: HHS sweeps all three categories at IDTA State Finals
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Saving children with a web search
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Belleville District 118 approves tax abatement
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McKendree students call for MAP grant funding
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Student of the Week: Columbia student challenges herself, wins school science fair
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Education Matters: Your art could be in the U.S. Capitol
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St. Libory seeks to maintain education fund rate on March ballot
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Man was reported missing near where remains were found in Macoupin County
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Wood River drug raid nets seven arrests
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Former St. Clair Country Club head professional Wayne Ockovic named girls golf coach at Althoff
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Althoff’s Braunagel Brothers look to pin down state crowns
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Edwardsville avoids upset, defeats Collinsville in overtime to remain perfect in SWC
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Granite City rings up highest win total in 16 years, knocks off O’Fallon
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West scratches past O’Fallon in Class 4A regional, will meet Edwardsville in title game
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Maroons beat Panthers, will face Tigers
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Highland blows by Triad, clinches share of MVC
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Mater Dei girls fall to Carterville in Class 2A sectional semifinal
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Althoff and Okawville remain second in new boys state basketball rankings; Central is third in 2A
