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Cash stolen from Columbia restaurant

The theft of $1,000 from a restaurant on Main Street in Columbia is under investigation. Columbia police said that at about 11:30 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 16, a Black male wearing…

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Attic fire in Millstadt

The Millstadt Fire Department received assistance from the Columbia and Smithton fire departments in responding to an attic fire with exposures that was reported about 11:40 a.m. Wednesday at 420…

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JB Bridge situation resolved

Emergency agencies responded to the area of the Jefferson Barracks Bridge on I-255 westbound shortly after 4:30 p.m. Tuesday for a subject on the edge of the bridge that may…

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New statues honor local veterans

The City of Waterloo recently installed a collection of statues at Lakeview Park intended to honor American war veterans through the past century. The four statues currently set up at…

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Traffic safety concerns for Morrison Avenue residents

Several residents of Morrison Avenue expressed safety concerns to the Waterloo City Council on Monday night related to increased traffic before and after school on their street. “It’s a disaster with…

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WJHS roof talk; pandemic positions cut

The Waterloo School Board meeting Monday night centered mainly on the recent success of the Waterloo High School homecoming and the second quarter starting positively in the district, with future…

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Oak Hill getting back on track

anged daily operations for both staff and patients in all areas of the health care industry, including long-term care facilities like Oak Hill senior living and rehabilitation center in Waterloo.…

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Columbia hears traffic concerns

Despite an otherwise straightforward agenda for Monday’s Columbia City Council meeting, the public input portion took up a majority of time as residents discussed concerns with traffic – especially speeding…

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Moore Street project advances

The City of Waterloo last Wednesday announced that the North Moore Street construction project has moved to the next stage. The intersection of Moore Street and Columbia Avenue is now…

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Hayes named new regional extension direction

The University of Illinois Extension announced Laquitsha Bejoile-Hayes as the new county director serving Madison, Monroe and St. Clair counties effective Oct. 17. Hayes is a Cahokia native and graduated…

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