The following roadways within the Village of Glen Carbon will be closed to vehicular traffic at the listed times and dates to facilitate the Village of Glen Carbon Homecoming Event .Wednesday, June 18, 2008. - The Parking lots in Miner Park behind the Gazebo and Library will be closed through Sun
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06/18/2008
Known for its steel manufacturing past and present, this hard-working community lies in the rich American Bottoms land adjacent to the Mississippi River in Madison County.Originally known as Six Mile Prairie, for its position six miles from St. Louis, the city is a quick commute from downtown St.
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06/18/2008
Mining heritage, Italian culture, a regional convention center and much more highlight the city of Collinsville. Located just 10 miles from downtown St. Louis, the Gateway Arch and skyline are visible from the Collinsville bluffs. Commuters will enjoy the easy access to I-55/70.Collinsville's Gat
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06/18/2008
German farm families were the first non-native settlers in the area of Pleasant Ridge, now known as the village of Maryville. Located between Glen Carbon and Collinsville, Maryville, Illinois -- like its neighbors -- also was home to coal mines in the early part of thr 20th century. Today Maryvil
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06/18/2008
As you might guess from this village's name, Glen Carbon was home to a thriving coal mining industry in the early part of the 20th century. Before that, the region was nicknamed the "Land of Goshen" after the lush Biblical paradise. In 1801, Col. Samuel Judy was granted 100 acres of land, becomin
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06/18/2008
GRANITE CITY Known for its steel manufacturing past and present, this hard-working community lies in the rich American Bottoms land adjacent to the Mississippi River in Madison County.Originally known as Six Mile Prairie, for its position six miles from St. Louis, the city is a quick commute from
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06/10/2008
Mining heritage, Italian culture, a regional convention center and much more highlight the city of Collinsville. Located just 10 miles from downtown St. Louis, the Gateway Arch and skyline are visible from the Collinsville bluffs. Commuters will enjoy the easy access to I-55/70.Collinsville's Gat
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06/10/2008
German farm families were the first non-native settlers in the area of Pleasant Ridge, now known as the village of Maryville. Located between Glen Carbon and Collinsville, Maryville, Illinois -- like its neighbors -- also was home to coal mines in the early part of thr 20th century. Today Maryvil
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06/10/2008
As you might guess from this village's name, Glen Carbon was home to a thriving coal mining industry in the early part of the 20th century. Before that, the region was nicknamed the "Land of Goshen" after the lush Biblical paradise. In 1801, Col. Samuel Judy was granted 100 acres of land, becomin
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06/10/2008
The seat of Madison County Government and the home of Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville, this charming city was first settled in 1805. Edwardsville, named for Ninian Edwards, the first governor of the Illinois Territory, was established in 1809. Five Illinois governors came from Edwar
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06/10/2008
