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Pacific Alderman: Cameras May Deter Illegal Dumping
A Pacific alderman wants the city to install surveillance cameras aimed at the recycle bins near the city’s maintenance building on Cedarfield Drive to deter people from dumping items that cannot be recycled.
- Apr 23 Third Pacific JROTC Cadet Accepted at Academy
- Apr 23 New ECC Program Offers Dual Credit Students a Scholarship Featured
- Apr 23 LEO Member Tells Brinker Plant Closure Not Goal Featured
- Apr 23 Bill Would Have ‘Critical’ Impact on District
- Apr 23 City May Stop Adding Fluoride to Well Water
- Apr 23 First Sunset on the Riverfront This Thursday Featured
- Apr 23 Planning for Annual Bike-A-Thon Is Under Way — Early Registration Due Sunday Featured
- Apr 23 Mayor: Highway Work Should Start Here Top Story
- Apr 23 Arts Council of Washington Accepting Logo Contest Entries
Softball Falcons Earn Splits in League Action
Splitting league games, the East Central College softball Falcons are looking to gain momentum headed down the stretch.
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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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Allemann 50th Wedding Anniversary
David and Betty Allemann, Washington, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Monday, Apri…
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Steinhaus 50th Wedding Anniversary
Jim and Connie Steinhaus, Washington, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary May 4, 2…
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Hoff 35th Wedding Anniversary
Steven and Deborah Hoff, St. Clair, will celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary April 27, …
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Brinkmann 55th Wedding Anniversary
Jerome and Darlene Brinkmann, Washington, will celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary Apri…
LEO Member Tells Brinker Plant Closure Not Goal
Last week, First District County Commissioner Tim Brinker said a group of people wanted to see the Ameren power plant in Labadie shut down.
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