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June 6, 2010
Former Cape Girardeau officer convicted of filing false report
A former Cape Girardeau police officer was found guilty Friday of filing a false report.
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June 4, 2010
SB40 Board's recommendation for vacant seat denied by county commission
Members of the Senate Bill 40 Board said they were pleased that the Cape Girardeau County Commission was moving forward with an ongoing issue involving the lease of a property in Jackson.
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June 3, 2010
Jackson teen part of Team USA in Youth World Cup horse event
This summer, high school students may choose from an array of activities including bagging groceries, playing in a baseball league or cruising on the lake in Southeast Missouri. But one Saxony Lutheran High School student is spending most of the summer representing...
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June 1, 2010
Cape Girardeau County to chip-and-seal several roads this summer
The summer will be busy for crews touching up several Cape Girardeau County roads. In July, Missouri Petroleum Products Co. will begin laying chip-and-seal on 12.8 miles of county roads. The project is expected to be complete in August. The county's contract with t...
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May 28, 2010
Cape Girardeau County commissioner wants to install security measures at courthouse
A Cape Girardeau County commissioner believes he has a solution to what he considers minimal security at the county courthouse in Jackson.
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May 27, 2010
Cape's Teen Challenge expecting smaller strawberry harvest this year
The strawberry crop is down by almost 50 percent compared to 2009 for Teen Challenge International of Mid-America. But that hasn't stopped plans for the ministry to hold its annual strawberry festival Saturday. "The festival is a nice, relaxed day in the country," ...
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May 26, 2010
Vendors, organizations prepare for 100-Mile Yard Sale
Civic organizations, tourist attractions and restaurants along Highway 25 are preparing for the annual 100-Mile Yard Sale, which begins Thursday.
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May 25, 2010
Man helps rescue victims from suspicious apartment fire
Investigators have ruled a fire that caused moderate damage to a Cape Girardeau apartment building early Monday morning as suspicious. Cape Girardeau Fire Department crews responded to a fire at Village on the Green apartments, 7 Village Drive, shortly after 5 a.m....
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May 23, 2010
Fallen soldiers honored with highway markers in ceremony
A two-year effort to memorialize fallen Southeast Missouri soldiers came to fruition Saturday with the dedication of four highway markers honoring those servicemen.
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May 21, 2010
Candidates for Cape County presiding commissioner discuss charter government, unions
A switch to charter government and unionizing county employees were among the issues addressed by Cape Girardeau County Republican presiding commissioner candidates Thursday.
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