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Residents Worried About Clay Excavation for Landfill Levee
Some members of a local environmental group have raised concerns about the amount of earth material that would have to be obtained to construct a levee for a proposed coal ash landfill in Labadie.
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Trailing 2-0 Monday, something clicked for the Borgia soccer Lady Knights.
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A Country Parish Where Everyone Feels Welcome
Just inside the doorway of St. John the Baptist Church in Villa Ridge, there’s a wooden beam that runs the full width of the structure. It catches your eye, not just because it is clearly old — original to this 1863 church — but also because of what’s inscribed on it. “The House of God, the Gate of Heaven” it reads.
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Residents Worried About Clay Excavation for Landfill Levee
Some members of a local environmental group have raised concerns about the amount of earth material that would have to be obtained to construct a levee for a proposed coal ash landfill in Labadie.
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