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Thu, 09/02/2010 - 11:14pm — CNL Sales

Cheaper than many brands of bottled water -- lasts longer, too!

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Fast-rising Frene Creek empties campground, overwhelms lower city park

Thu, 09/02/2010 - 9:57pm — J. Noedel-Publisher

Hermann Streets and Parks Supervisor John Campbell had a long Thursday workday; it didn't end until about 10:30 p.m. Streets all over town are being barricaded due to fast-rising waters. At about 9:30 p.m., pajama-clad campers answered the knocking on their doors by Campbell and Hermann Polic

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CNL approaching a whopping 10,000 unique visitors per month!

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10,000 unique visitors (different people) visiting the site in a month.
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Warren County homeowners "luck out" when lightning strikes abandoned electric utility box

Thu, 09/02/2010 - 7:40pm — J. Noedel-Publisher

According to Hermann Deputy Fire Chief Bruce Cox, the owners of a large home on Hwy.

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NEW COLUMN FROM ALEX LUFT (THU., SEP. 2): "Work to learn or learn to work"

CNL Columnist and former editor Alex Luft has penned a new column entitled, "Work to learn or learn to work" Published Thursday afternoon. To read Alex's new column, click on the ALEX LUFT button in the left column, or click here

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Rhineland Truck and Tractor Pull

Thu, 09/02/2010 - 11:36am — CNL Sales

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U.S. Marine Joe Gillig, 2007 HHS grad, injured in I.E.D. explosion in Afghanistan -- Injuries are moderate; not believed to be life-threatening

Wed, 09/01/2010 - 10:16pm — J. Noedel-Publisher

by Jeff Noedel
Editor & Publisher

U.S. Marine Joseph Gillig, 21, of Hermann, was injured on Monday when an improvised explosive device (I.E.D.), or "road-side bomb," exploded under the troop transport vehicle in which he was riding.