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May 12, 2016

• Visit downtown Belleville businesses during Art on the Square
• Weeds can be a garden helper
• Mom and daughter share friendship, passion for art at O’Fallon studio
• Mississippi is tough on riverboats
• Recipe of the Day: Meatball sub sandwich — all in a casserole
• Portell crowned MVC champion in 800
• O’Fallon Fire celebrates 125th anniversary
• Two O’Fallon air conditioning contracts has local alderman heated over awarded bids
• Harmony board upholds decision to terminate teacher
• Belleville cops take third juvenile into custody on sexual assault case
• World traveling artist visits Freeburg High
• Sens. Durbin and Kirk, Mark Kern, others to meet with NGA director
• Look inside newly renovated Denny’s in O’Fallon
• Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive set Saturday
• Daytime classes on SWIC’s Granite City campus canceled due to fire
• Winner of $1,000 Art on the Square drawing announced
• Belleville kids get to spend $6,000 at Art on the Square
• Missing Tennessee girl thought to may be in Mount Vernon, found safe
• 67-year-old charged with aggravated arson after nursing home fire
• Pentagon lowers estimates for sexual assault retaliation
• Storms to end Thursday afternoon; what about Art on the Square?
• Don’t Miss This: Cahokia’s McRoberts inspired when he witnessed shooting
• Crew hits gas line, causes Carlinville home to explode; two hurt
• Things aren’t working out so well for David Price at Fenway Park
• SIUE tennis team to face defending national champs in first round of NCAA Tournament
• Metro-east kindergarten students face tougher academic expectations
• Police: Resident upset over being ‘bossed around’ set fire to Alhambra nursing home
• New marker notes Marine’s presence on National Register of Historic Places
• Building on Washington Street side of the Square stood as a saloon for decades
• What Angel first won AL home run crown?
• Old gray mare ain’t what she used to be
• Pension plan needs runaway truck ramp
• Self-defense question goes to jury in Granite City murder trial
• Granite City chiropractor pleads guilty to fraud, money laundering
• Red Bud Athletic Director Kevin Cartee honored
• Raffi Karibian hired as Granite City’s new boys basketball coach
• Valmeyer senior carries a big bat, seeks a regional title for Pirates
• Could this be ‘The Year’ for St. Louis Blues and their fans?
• Blues will face Sharks; schedule set for NHL’s Western Conference Finals