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June 13, 2016

• Opera Theatre’s “La Boheme” is full of humor and pathos
• Found: Lost slaw that keeps in your freezer
• Bowl-less summer fun with ice cream
• Belleville man had role in Donner Party expedition
• Recipe of the Day: Ham and cheese up little frittatas
• MLB draft review: who did the Cardinals take and who from the metro east was taken?
• Althoff graduate is new golf coach at LU-Belleville
• OTHS alumnus goes the distance on east coast
• O’Fallon Community Garden a ‘blooming success’
• Shiloh paves way for new road rating system
• Senior Legion goes 3-1 to claim third place at Greenville Classic
• Hartlieb drafted again, this time by the Pirates
• $25,000 for Tax Increment Fraud
• O’Fallon crossing guards need not be cops
• You’re going to want to check out this summer’s long-range weather forecast
• Final decision on proposed TIF district coming later this month
• Historic Route 66’s Apple Valley Motel destroyed by fire
• Vehicle catches fire near Mascoutah on I-64
• St. Louis group offers grief counseling after Orlando attack
• All clear at Mercy Hospital; I-270 reopens
• SWIC Granite City Campus closed by power failure
• Foundry Public House to open in Edwardsville
• The VA wants to hear what’s on your mind Tuesday
• Don’t Miss This: Pair of crashes minutes apart send four to hospital
• Belleville man killed in motorcycle crash
• Temperatures well into the 90s with chance for storms next few days
• Celebrity Pie Auction to benefit Highland Relay for Life
• Blood drive to be held in honor of Worden man who died from injuries suffered in Maryville explosion
• Secretary of State’s Mobile Unit coming to Highland
• Store break-in may be similar to other incidents, police say
• Crime Blotter June 14
• Peralta key to St. Louis Cardinals resurgence
• Kovach wins East Side Amateur in sudden-death playoff
• St. Louis Blues name former Minnesota Wild coach Mike Yeo as Ken Hitchcock’s successor
• Collinsville’s Clay Smith recognized as top girls soccer coach in Illinois
• Collinsville’s Holten proves actions are louder than words in winning Player of Year award