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December 29, 2017

• Ministry provides support for men suffering from substance abuse or mental illness
• Popular Southern Illinois restaurant is closing after 34 years
• St. Louis-area health care group reports patient records privacy breach
• Six Flags St. Louis closes season early because of bitterly cold weather
• Dangerous cold forces some New Year’s Eve events to be canceled
• Here’s what art St. Elizabeth’s is saving from the old hospital
• Head-on accident near Waterloo sends three to hospital
• Christmas is over, but you can still hear this Cracker Barrel server sing ‘Jingle Bell Rock’
• Anti-gambling crusader wins big in sweepstakes
• New laws are going into effect on New Year’s Day. Here are some you may want to know.
• Troy residents raise money on Facebook to send homeless veteran to friend in New York
• These were the most popular stories of 2017 on bnd.com
• Fire consumes Alton house, threatens others
• Police on the lookout for drunk drivers this New Year’s weekend
• Maryville police seek identity of suspected perfume thief
• Shiloh police seek public’s help in identifying jewelry store burglary suspects
• New downtown Belleville restaurant owners hope to open in March
• Highland area police briefs: Dec. 15-20
• O’Fallon, Shiloh students among SIUE fall graduates
• Ribbon cut on Shiloh-Scott bike trail
• City of O’Fallon announces meeting dates for 2018
• Cards could go get Yelich, but that would mean replacing Pham
• East beats Highland to advance at Mascoutah
• Marquette remains undefeated, takes down Triad
• Making development deals with public dollars shouldn’t be like playing Jenga
• Okawville rolls past Cahokia in quarterfinals
• Collinsville returns the favor against East St. Louis with one-point victory
• Belleville West offense depends on its guards as much as its big men
• Flyers finish with flourish to top Urbana, will face Collinsville in quarterfinals
• Mater Dei takes undefeated Briarcrest to triple overtime in Christmas tourney loss
• Disastrous second quarter sends Cahokia to losers bracket