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East Alton to install new basketball equipment

The East Alton Village Board approved the installation of new basketball hoop hardware at the Keasler Recreation Complex. The village was granted the money do make this upgrade about a

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East Alton to install new basketball equipment

The East Alton Village Board approved the installation of new basketball hoop hardware at the Keasler Recreation Complex. The village was granted the money do make this upgrade about a

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