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Daily Dish: Tier III Nationals Update
JuniorHockey.com
NORTH AMERICAN 3 HOCKEY LEAGUE- The dance card is set for this weekend's Silver Cup Championship in Geneva, Illinois. The 2012 defending league champion Granite City Lumberjacks will be joined by the St. Louis Jr. Blues, Flint Jr. Generals, ...

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Inkwood Books will have new ownership, remain intact
Brandon News and Tribune
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From Sports Pages Past 03/26/13
Bloomington Pantagraph
15 years ago (1998): The Illinois Wesleyan baseball team saw three pitchers combine for a five-inning no-hitter during a double-header sweep of Maryville. "They pitched well," said IWU coach Dennis Martel of hurlers John Pasley, Aaron Koehlhoeffer and ...

Area softball teams to watch
The State Journal-Register
OF, Litchfield (.500, 2 HR, 36 RBIs); Tessa Steffens, Soph. 3B, Litchfield (.400, 29 SB); JLynn Taylor, Jr. C, North Mac (.426); Kayla Thoron, Soph. SS, North Mac (.517). CLASS 1A. CARROLLTON (25-5) — The Hawks have a new coach in Rachael Dean, but ...

Chinese Auto Parts Billionaire's Real Estate Arm Eyes International Market
Forbes
Shunfa Hengye, the real estate development arm of Chinese auto parts billionaire Lu Guanqiu's Wanxiang Group, is looking to expand abroad this year, according to a statement by the company. Shunfa Hengye will work to “accelerate” its “international ...

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Collinsville arrest reports for the week of March 27
STLtoday.com
THEFT: On March 19, a 44-year-old resident of the 800 block of Circle Drive, Bethalto, was arrested on the 400 block of Randle Street on the charge of theft over $500. • On March 17, a 34-year-old resident of the 2500 block of Spyglass Court was ...

Fairmount faces more issues than the snow
STLtoday.com
COLLINSVILLE • Fairmount Park president Brian Zander is more of a pessimist when politics and horse racing are mentioned in the same breath. But positive talk and action by the Illinois Legislature and from Gov. Pat Quinn have started Zander leaning ...

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Collinsville arrest reports for the week of March 27
STLtoday.com
Collinsville Police Department. DUI: On March 19, a 50-year-old resident of the 1200 block of Roosevelt Avenue was arrested at the intersection of Collinsville Road and Complex Drive on charges of driving under the influence and possession of cannabis.

Granite City collector boasts 40 years of bottle-hunting finds
SuburbanJournals
He's gotten the word out at shows and places where bottle collectors gather. If possible, he'd like to sell his collection as a whole and not break it up. He estimates he has about 2,000 bottles up for sale. Some are about 200 years old. He values ...

Granite City collector boasts 40 years of bottle-hunting finds
SuburbanJournals
The 71-year-old Granite City retiree started digging for old bottles in the early 1970s. He switched to getting them at shows, auctions and yard sales about 15 years ago after he had back and hip surgery. "A great deal of our history was encapsulated ...

New ordinance provides tool in fight against public drunkenness in Granite City
SuburbanJournals
Chief Richard Miller said the ordinance passed unanimously at the Granite City Council's March 19 meeting would make it easier to arrest those who are drunk and rowdy in public than it is under an existing state law allowing tickets for pedestrians ...

Granite City novena scheduled
SuburbanJournals
The Annual Divine Mercy Novena will begin March 29 and end April 8 at St. Elizabeth Church, 2300 Pontoon Road, Granite City. Daily recitation of the Chaplet begins at 3 p.m. on novena days. The Divine Mercy Closing April 7 runs 2-3:30 p.m. with ...

McKendree meets Motown when students go on service mission
SuburbanJournals
But as a member of Bethel United Church in Glen Carbon, Towner has been on eight mission/service trips to places like Nashville, Cincinnati, Kansas City, the Appalachian Mountains region and New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina. Towner, who ...

Pallid sturgeon 'stable'
Southeast Missourian
Commercial shovelnose sturgeon and shovelnose-pallid sturgeon hybrid fishing is prohibited in Missouri in the entire Missouri River and in the Mississippi River south of Melvin Price Locks and Dam near Alton, Ill., according to the Missouri Department ...

Apollo Real Estate Said to Seek Sale of Office Towers in Manila
Bloomberg
Billionaire Leon Black's Apollo Global Real Estate is selling its controlling stake in five office towers in one of Manila's prime business districts, according to two people familiar with the matter. Apollo's portfolio includes office buildings in ...
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Alton Daily News
Senate May Expand Online Lottery
Alton Daily News
The Illinois Senate could soon decide to increase the number of ways you can play the lottery online. A committee has passed a bill that would allow players to wager on any of the “draw-based” games – that is, in which the winning numbers are randomly ...

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Alton Daily News
Early Voting Has Begun
Alton Daily News
Monday marked the beginning of early voting for the April 9 local elections in Illinois. The early period ends three days before Election Day, but State Sen. Kwame Raoul (D-Chicago) is sponsoring a bill to let it run right up to the day before Election ...

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Alton Daily News
Teen Charged in Heroin Death
Alton Daily News
A 19-year-old Pierron woman is charged with Drug Induced Homicide after a Friday morning heroin death in Troy, Illinois. Investigators say Elizabeth F. Brown (pictured) provided the heroin that killed 18-year-old Charles T. Gammon at his home. Police ...

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Alton Daily News
Winter Storm Sets Records
Alton Daily News
The storm swept through the midwest and central Illinois, dumping 12 point four inches on St. Louis, 18 point five in Springfield, and about 11 and a half in Champaign. State climatologist Jim Angel says totals like that make up for a fairly dry winter.