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Coffee and empathy: Local group meets to promote tolerance, stirs controversy
EDWARDSVILLE – The Riverbend Chapter of the Coffee Party is hosting a special event on Sept. 11 by encouraging a respectful discussion with a patriotic American Muslim.

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Local women combines career with travel, has unforgettable memories
It’s easy to see Yuman Patty Tellechea has a passion for travel. From musical instruments to large photo albums – and an even bigger collection on her computer – she is surrounded by the memories of her travels.

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Tuesday night bike rides fostering a sense of community among local cyclists
You won’t find anyone breaking any speed records out on the bike trails at the U.S. National Whitewater Center on Tuesday nights. What you’ll see, though, is an effort to promote a sense of community among area riders. It’s part of the…

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Around the world in one semester for local students who study away
From the rainforests of Ecuador to Michelangelo’s sculpture in Italy, from shrines in bustling Tokyo to the Alps in southeastern France, this summer has been full of adventures for Springfield college students who traveled abroad for education and service.

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Local millionaires buy private jets
While government has vehemently refused to shed light on the number of billionaires and millionaires staying in Botswana, and their nationalities, indications show that there are quite a number of people who belong to this group.

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Local girl has incredible adventure
Dionne and her nine teammates spent 15 days shattering expectations and using adversity to their advantage as they explored science, culture, leadership and service.

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Local author brings book to the Marigold Festival
Young adults can check out Jan Frazier’s booth at the Marigold Festival to find the latest book in an adventure series written with them in mind. The books are personally autographed and the author is on hand to answer questions.

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amazing climbing technique! Tours in Ecuador and Galapagos: info@guanguiltagua.com

Retired local Marine wins custom Harley
SEGUIN — A former Marine will travel today from his home near Seguin to New Braunfels to receive a special prize won in a nationwide sweepstakes.

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Local sports calendar of events, notices
• Homer High is seeking a boys’ basketball head coach (potential teaching position included; www.homerschools.net). Interested applicants should send resume and references to Drew Bordner, Athletic/Curriculum Director, Homer Schools, 403 S. Hillsdale St., Homer, MI, 49245.

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