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Sunday, October 11 • 1:00-3:00 pm174 Blair Ave, Cottage Hills

$114,9003 Bedroom 2 bath home. Amenities include: freshly painted walkout basement, main floor laundry room, fully fenced double lot, oversized 2 car detached garage, private concrete patio area, & covered deck. Enormous master suite w/corner gas fireplace and full master bath. All kitchen appliances and washer/dryer stay. Choice Home Warranty included. Bethalto School District.

Agent Michael Paslay • 618-530-7355

1809 PERIWINKLE LN. - GODFREY$325,000 // 4BR, 4BA, DECK

1446 MAIN WEST - GRAFTON$289,900 // 6 HOTEL ROOMS, UPDATED

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OPEN 10/11 2:00- 3:30PMHOST MARY BEISER : 618-806-8150

315 E 9TH ST. - ALTON$119,900 // 3BR, 2BA,CHARMING, DECK

OPEN 10/11 1:00- 2:30PMHOST LINDA MAYNARD : 618-977-9744214 N LINCOLN ST. - BUNKER HILL

$132,500 // 4BR, 2BA, SPACIOUS

34298 LELAND ST. - BRIGHTON$259,900 // 4BR, 2BA, WALK OUT BASEMENT

706 W MAIN ST. - GRAFTON$164,900 // 2BR, 2BA, WRAP AROUND DECK

OPEN 10/11 12:00- 1:30PMHOST MARY BEISER : 618-806-81501714 SEMINOLE LN. - GODFREY

$270,000 // 3BR, 3BA, DECK

OPEN 10/11 1:00-3:00PMHOST TRAVIS TARRANT : 618-974-9259

3 ELM ST. - ELSAH$429,500 // 5BR, 4BA, HISTORIC, RIVER VIEW

410 PROSPECT ST. - ALTON$515,000 // 5BR, 4BA, HISTORIC

1400 WENDLE RD. - GODFREY$325,000 // 4BR, 3BA, 10 ACRES

117 W. Third St., Alton, IL 618-465-2966Website: lauschkerealestate.com E-Mail: [email protected]

Becky Allen ...................... 792-3827Tom Huebener ................. 972-2710David Lauschke ............... 977-7912 Designated Managing Broker

Paul Lauschke .................. 802-6448 Rick Lauschke .................. 444-9182Sandy Lauschke ............... 802-6442

Andrew Masiero..............917-7802Carol Metzler ................... 977-8217Vivian Monckton ............. 558-1551

Tricia Sisk ........................ 791-5510Mary Lou Taul ................. 520-2829Scott Yanta ....................... 920-6545

Sugar Hollow Rd., Grafton $195,000Approximately 58 acres (m/l) that is heavy timbered. Access is provided via an access easement off Sugar Hollow Rd. The site might support one or two residential building sites or be used as recreational ground.

2249 Norside Dr., Alton $155,000Sharp 3 BR brick, features formal DR, LR w/FP, FR w/FP overlooks backyard. Mtr. BR w/bath. Eat-in Kit. LL w/FR & 3rd FP. Big 2 car att. garage. Very private patio, fenced lot. Lots of storage.

10 Oak Wood Ct., Maryville $339,500Beautiful 2 story home. 4 BR, 4 BA, Updated kit, breakfast & FR. Master BR suite. Main flr. laundry. Screened in deck. Lower level walks out to in-ground pool. Guardian Fence System for pool will stay. 2-10 Home Warranty.

NEW listiNg

131 Ohio St., East Alton $58,000Cute little 2 BR bungalow featuring newer carpeting & paint throughout. Kitchen includes appliances. Big fenced front yard. Full unfinished bsmt. Small shed for add’l storage.

3414 College Ave., Alton FOR LEASEOwner will build out to tenants specifications. The build out will be amortized over the lease & added to the base rate. Lease rate is a base rate of $2.50 per sq. ft.

2830 Highlands Rd., Godfrey $475,000Beautiful home w/many amenities! LR, DR, Grt rm w/FPl. Lg Mst. BR ste w/full bath. 2 add’l BR, w/4th BR used as ofc. Nice Kit w/breakfast area. Laundry Rm. Beautiful Sun rm. Plantation shutters. Full bsmt. 3 car gar. Corner lot. Agent owned.

3328 Fernwood Ave., Alton $49,900Cute bungalow close to the dental school! Come see this 2 bedroom 1 1/2 baths, with a fenced yard and a 1 car garage. Less than rent!

3450 Homer Adams Pkwy, Alton FOR LEASEExcellent space! Showroom, Retail & Warehouse 5,175 +/- sf available with 2 overhead doors & a fenced yard. Great visibility with average daily traffic count of 20,000+ VPD.

417 Prospect, Unit A, Alton $115,000Loretto Towers Condo! Beautiful, updated, spacious, open floor plan w/3 BRS, 2 BA, LR, Kit w/center island & granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, washer & dryer in condo. Secure bldg. off street assigned covered parking & elevator.

Lots 16-17 Hillcrest Dr., East Alton $25,000Are you needing a great lot to build on? This is it! 2 lots Sold as 1. On a cul-de-sac. Almost a half-Acre. Easy access to 255. Near popular shopping areas.

Cambridge, Alton $16,500 - $21,000Builders welcome. Great building lots available in an established subdivision. Directions: Seminary to Windsor Dr. Prices Range from $16,500 to $21,000.

613 E. 16th St., Alton $210,000Historic Middletown. Lots of space in this 4 BR, 3 BA home, LR w/FP, built in bookshelves, pocket doors to DR, eat in Kit, pantry, FR, & 2 car gar. Fenced yard & inground pool. Pride of ownership shows!

2141 Marquette Dr., Alton $123,500You will be surprised! Beautiful new kitchen and bathroom, 2 BRS, 1 BA, hardwood floors, full unfinished basement, 1 car garage, fenced yard, new deck and A/C unit. All of the kitchen SS appliances to stay!

NEW listiNg

801 Henry Street, Alton $89,000Lots of potential. 2 Story building. Paved parking in back. Part of upstairs currently rented. Ready to develop for a tenant. Could be neighborhood retail or professional use.

1850 E. Broadway, Alton $250,000This 2 story building could have office/retail thru-out or office/retail in the front & warehouse space in back. The 2nd floor could be rental apartment. For Lease or Sale. $250,000.

900 Union Street, Alton $260,000Excellent 20,000 sf warehouse space with 6 overhead doors, fenced yard on 1.5 Acres. Concrete block building. Lower level storage area. Main level offices.

703 S. Central Avenue, Roxana $65,000Commercial bldg. 3 separate areas for rental. Bay 1 has a separate office with garage/storage/work area. Bay 2 is currently rented for $500/mo. for auto repair.

1305 D’Adrian Prof Park, Godfrey FOR LEASEGreat opportunity! Includes utilities, conference room, cubicles, front lobby, receptionist, security, kitchen facilities, elevator & lower level storage.

16 E. Edwardsville Rd., Wood River FOR LEASEExcellent retail opportunity. Major tenant includes Family Dollar. Located across from CVS. Space consists of 2,815 sq. ft. Traffic count 10,700 +/- vpd.

Lakeview Terrace, Godfrey $50,000Priced at $50,000 per lot. 2 lots available. Single family or a duplex similar to what is currently built. Designed for walkout basements. Private setting.

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429 Belleview, Alton • $129,900Call Terry Seymour 567-8180

2015 Chapin, Alton • $99,500Call Nick Schranck 978-1619

7512 Timbercrest, Godfrey • $328,500Call Amy Hillery 520-9850

336 Saint Rose, Godfrey • $144,900Call Sharron Lovato 410-8782

2907 Edgewood, Alton • $29,900Call Steve Atkins 980-0655

4519 Eagle Ridge, Godfrey • $348,500Call Matt Horn 560-8201

5213 Foxglove, Godfrey • $235,000Call Matt Horn 560-8201

851 Washington, Alton • $189,000Call Charlene Walker 531-5355

111 E Plum, Brighton • $79,900Call Becky McGowen 570-9375

1807 Primrose, Godfrey • $425,000Call Matt Horn 560-8201

234 E 12th, Alton • $139,900Call Cheryl Halter 720-480-7480

628 E 15th, Alton • $649,900Call Bjaye Greer 314-570-9978

712 Royal, Alton • $120,000Call Ashley Smith 567-7135

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1302 Normandy, Godfrey • $122,500Call Charlene Walker 531-5355

128 Rosewood, Jerseyville • $139,900Call Devin Outman 980-5759


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REAL ESTATE SALES

2375B Homer Adams Pkwy Alton, IL 62002Each office Independently owned and operated

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Sharon Pratt, GRIBroker/Co-Owner

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Dennis DuganBroker/Co-Owner

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Terry McKinzieBroker/Associate

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Diane PlummerBroker/Associate

[email protected]

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Marilyn PruittBroker/Associate

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Allen St. Cin, GRIBroker/Associate

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Billie TriggBroker/Associate

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618.550.3199

Jamie WahlBroker/Associate

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618-535-3550

Erika AldridgeBroker/Associate

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618.580.8961

Julie EnkeBroker/Associate

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Lisa ErthalBroker/Associate

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618-920-3423

Cami GiertzBroker/Associate

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618.604.4161

Brenda HancockBroker/Associate

[email protected]

618-210-8203

Maryann KelleyDesignated Managing Broker

[email protected]

618.406.8928

Sandy MaddenBroker/Associate

[email protected]

636.345.7111

EMPLOYMENT

Monday, October 12 — 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.6301 Humbert Road, Godfrey, IL 62035

A rewarding career awaits you helping adults with intellectual disabilities live their best lives here at Beverly Farm. Join our team of heroes full-time! We offer paid training and excellent benefits. We are holding drive-up interviews on our campus in Godfrey, Illinois, Oct. 12th, for job seekers interested in any of our current career opportunities, and we will be hiring on the spot! Our current job openings include:

ONE-DAY HIRING EVENT

An Equal Opportunity Employer

Beverly Farm Drive-Up Interviewsfor All Current Job Openings

• Direct Support Person (DSP)• Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)• Registered Nurse (RN)• Maintenance Operator B

• Equestrian Program Assistant Coordinator• Equestrian Riding Instructor• Equestrian Caretaker

Masks are required and all safety protocols and social distancing measures will be followed during this hiringevent. Interested applicants should bring a copy of their resume and their valid driver’s license orstate ID. For this hiring event, use our main entrance and go to our Administration Building.

You can also apply online on our careerwebsite: www.beverlyfarm.org/careers.

EMPLOYMENT

Clinical Assessor, LCSW, LCPC/Clinical Psychologist, LMFT

Central & Southern Illinois

2 Immediate Openings

Seeking licensed candidates with aMasterʼs degree and 3 yrs. exp.

conducting psychotherapy or clinicalmental health assessments to workclosely with NIU, DCFS and other

participating Congregate CareAssessment Program agencies in

southern and central Illinois. 2 immediateopenings in program with Northern Illinois

University. Visit NIU employment sitehttp://employment.niu.edu/postings/53277

for complete position description,requirements and application instructions.

EOE

Illinois Department of Children and FamilyServices

Real Estate Auction

ONLINE ONLY ABSOLUTE AUCTIONBID DEADLINE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST ~ 1 PM2 ADJOINING PROPERTIES NORTH OF EDWARDSVILLE SITUATED ON 6+ ACRES

For Bidding, Photos & Additional Information Go To:LegacySells4u.hibid.com

7111 State Route 140 Edwardsville IL2100 Sq Ft Brick Front Uundergrounf Home Situated On 5 Partially Wooded Acres. This Home Offers 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath amd an Attached 2 Car Garage. Parcel ID Part of 15-1-09-12-00-000-003 (This Will be a New Split)

7119 State Route 140 Edwardsville IL One Story Frame Home with Basement Offers 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths and an Attached 2 Car Garage. This Home Offers 1228 Sq Ft of Living Space Situated on a Partially Wood-ed Lot. Parcel ID 15-1-09-12-00-000-003.002

Auctioneer’s Note: Both Propwerties will Sell to the Highest BidderRegardless of the Price Both Homes are in Need of Repair and Updating. Contact Gary Niemeier (618) 781-3814 for a Private Showing or Attend the Open House - Saturday October 17th 9-10:30 AM for Both Properties.

Terms: 20% Earnest Money Due at Tract Signing. 5% Buyers Premium Will Be Added to the Final Bid Price to Established the Total Contract Price. Balance Due in 30 Days. Selling in as in Condition. All Sales are Final!

ONLINE ONLYABSOLUTE AUCTION

2 adjoining properties north of edwardsville situated on 6+ acres

Bid deadlinesunday, novemBer 1st ~ 1 pm

For Bidding, Photos & AdditionAl inFormAtion go to:legAcysells4u.hiBid.com

7111 stAte route 140 edwArdsville il2100 sq Ft Brick Front underground home situAted on 5 PArtiAlly wooded Acres. this home

oFFers 3 Bedrooms, 1 BAth And An AttAched 2 cAr gArAge.PArcel id PArt oF 15-1-09-12-00-000-003 (this will Be A new sPlit)

7119 stAte route 140 edwArdsville ilone story FrAme home with BAsement oFFers 2 Bedrooms, 2 BAths And An AttAched 2 cAr gArAge. this home oFFers 1228 sq Ft oF living sPAce situAted on A PArtiAlly wooded lot.PArcel id 15-1-09-12-00-000-003.002

gAry niemeier, Auctioneer

(618) 781-3814Email: [email protected]

WEbsitE: lEgacysElls4u.com

bid sitE: lEgacysElls4u.hibid.com

L E G A C YR E A LT Y & A U C T I O N

terms: 20% EarnEst monEy duE at contract signing. 5% buyErs

prEmium Will bE addEd to thE final bid pricE to Establish thE total

contract pricE. balancE duE in 30 days. sElling in as-is condition.

All sAles Are FinAl!

Auctioneer’s note: Both ProPerties sell to the highest Bidder regArdless oF the Price. Both homes Are in need oF rePAir And uPdAting. contAct gAry niemeier (618) 781-3814

For A PrivAte showing or Attend the

oPen house : sAturdAy, octoBer 17th 9 - 10:30 Am For Both ProPerties

2 adjoining properties north of edwardsville situated on 6+ acres

EMPLOYMENT

Full-Time Housekeeping Manager for thePallottine Renewal Center - a retreat and

conference center in Florissant, Missouri. The idealcandidate loves working in housekeeping,

cleaning and contributing to the team goals whilemanaging the overall operation of the

housekeeping department. The highest degree ofhospitality to our guests on campus is our missionand the ideal candidate loves to be of service toothers. There is an excellent benefit package.

Qualifications:

2 + years housekeeping skills and 2 + yearsmanagement experience

-working manager that engages with and developsthe housekeeping team.

An Equal Opportunity Employer.

Submit resume and cover letter toMarillyn Webb, Executive Director

[email protected] or15270 Old Halls Ferry Rd,

Florissant, MO 63034

314-837-7100

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Excavating

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All Home RepairsInterior & Exterior

All Aspects of HomeImprovements

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Painting & Wallpaper

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Military & SeniorDiscounts

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Professional WorkDone With AFamily Touch

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Professional Work Done With A Family Touch

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• No job too small • Insured • Local • Will beat ALL competitors Written bids

DAN GRAY656-8806910-7874

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Remodeling & Repairs

Roofing & Siding

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Locally Established 1985Storm Damage/

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Godfrey,3821 Stanka Ln.,Sat & Sun 8a-3p,

4 Family Sale, Dolls,Tons of Material, CraftSupplies, Pools, Rep-

tile Supplies, Furniture,& More, CHEAP

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MERCHANDISE FOR SALE

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Miscellaneous

Free Dental Cleaning!

No Insurance Required!

I’m a dental hygiene student at Lewis and Clark Community College

looking for patients to meet my graduation requirements. If you or someone you know needs a dental cleaning or

if it’s time for your 6 month checkup then

please call me to schedule your appointment today at

(314) 292-9853Patients will need to pay an initial office visit fee of $28 but I

will reimburse you once your treatment is complete.

Lost & Found

Lost 9/18/20:(Maybe at Alton Lowe's)Man's Silver TourquiseRing, Has Large GreenTrouquise Stone, Fam-ily airloom, REWARD

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EMPLOYMENT

Looking For PeopleWilling To Work

Hard & Grow WithA Successful

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618-600-4350 oremail resumes to

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For Sale By Owner

Alton,Large Apartment Building

2 Units, 2 Bdrms Each Unit,Spacious Rooms, Off Street

Parking, Good Income466-8277 or 334-8062

REAL ESTATE RENTALS

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3903 HUMBERT RDALTON $124,900

3 Bdrm, 1 Bath, 960 SqFt., A great place to

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back yard w/ coveredback porch.

618-334-3503

Apartments / Townhouses

Country Setting10 Minutes from Alton

Lg. Nice 1 BR apts.,$470. (618)254-4269

Bethalto 2BR, 2BA,55 and Over, Laundry

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By David EggertAssociated Press

LANSING, Mich. — Among the armed pro-testers who rallied at the Michigan Capitol against Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s coronavirus lockdown this past spring were some of the men now accused in stunning plots to kidnap her, storm the Capitol and start a “civil war.”

The revelation has sparked scrutiny of rallies that were orga-nized by conservative groups opposed to the Democratic governor’s orders and egged on by President Donald Trump. It has also prompted renewed calls from Dem-ocrats for a gun ban in the building — an effort that so far has failed even after they reported feel-ing threatened by rifle-carrying protesters who entered the Statehouse.

At least one man accused of aiding in the surveillance of Whit-mer’s home as part of the alleged scheme to kidnap her stood in the Senate gallery on April 30 as majority Republicans refused to extend an emergency declaration that was the underpinning of Whit-mer’s stay-at-home and other restrictions aimed at slowing the spread of the COVID-19 virus. “Several” of the 13 men arrested in the plots against the state govern-ment were seen at Capi-tol protests this year, the state attorney general’s office said.

A man whom the FBI identified in court papers as a leader in the alleged plot, Adam Fox, attend-ed an “American Patriot” pro-gun rights rally at the Capitol on June 18 to recruit members of anti-government paramilitary groups to attack the Statehouse, according to a federal complaint that cites a recording from a confidential informant.

“I’m not surprised — and anyone who is just hasn’t been paying attention,” Whitmer told The Associated Press by phone on Friday. There have been Republican lawmakers and at least one sheriff at the pro-tests, she said, “who fraternize with these domestic terror groups, who egg them on, who

encourage them, who use language that incites them. They too are com-plicit.”

Some of the men involved in the alleged plots were members and leaders of Wolver-ine Watchmen, which authorities described as “an anti-government, anti-law enforcement militia group.” Fed-eral authorities became aware in March about an initial plan by Wolverine Watchmen to target and kill police, according to court papers. Offi-cials have not indicated whether law enforce-ment monitored the anti-lockdown protests in April and May.

Such protests have attracted a range of people, including openly

armed Second Amend-ment backers and mem-bers of paramilitary groups dressed in tacti-cal gear — particularly early in the pandemic when some demonstra-tors displayed Confeder-ate flags, misogynistic anti-Whitmer signs and threatening images. GOP leaders have denounced such tactics while say-ing many people protest safely and responsibly.

The state’s Republican Senate majority leader, Mike Shirkey, “does not condone violence, does not embrace violence and has never advocated in support of violence,” spokeswoman Amber McCann said. “Like many politicians, he has spoken out when he dis-agreed with policy.”

Men accused in plot on Michigan governor attended protests

Matthew Dae Smith | Lansing State Journal (AP)In this April 30 file photo, protesters rally to denounce Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s stay-home order and business restrictions due to COVID-19, at the state Capitol in Lansing, Mich. Among the protesters who rallied at the Michigan Capitol against Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s coronavirus lockdown last spring were armed men now facing charges in a stunning plot to kidnap her. The development has sparked renewed calls for a gun ban in the building and scrutiny of the rallies as potential recruitment events.

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Belarus’ authoritar-ian president on Satur-day visited a prison to talk to opposition activ-ists, who have been jailed for challenging his re-election that was widely seen as manipu-lated and triggered two months of protests.

President Alexander Lukashenko spent more than four hours talk-ing to his jailed politi-cal foes at the Minsk prison that belongs to Belarus’ State Security Committee, which still goes under its Soviet-era name, KGB.

Lukashenko’s office said that “the goal of the president was to hear everyone’s opin-ion.” Among 11 jailed activists who attended the meeting were several members of the opposition’s Coor-dination Council and Viktor Babariko, the former head of a major Russia-owned bank. Babariko aspired to challenge Lukashenko but was barred from the race and remained in jail since his arrest in May on charges he dismissed as political.

Lukashenko’s land-slide re-election in the Aug. 9 vote was widely seen as manipulated amid widespread public frustration with the Belarusian leader’s 26-year authoritar-ian rule, his cavalier response to the corona-virus pandemic and the deteriorating economy.

A violent crackdown on peaceful demon-strators in the first days after the vote, in which thousands were arrested and hundreds were beaten by police, provoked international

outrage and helped swell protesters’ ranks.

The main opposi-tion challenger in the vote, Sviatlana Tsikha-nouskaya, who left for Lithuania after the election under pressure from authorities, cast Lukashenko’s visit to prison as a result of continuing demonstra-tions and urged keep-ing up a push for new elections.

“With this meeting, Lukashenko recognized the existence of politi-cal prisoners whom he previously dismissed as criminals,” she said in a statement. “Today’s event is a result of our pressure.”

The European Union and the United States said the election was neither free nor fair. They have slapped scores of Belarusian officials with sanctions for their role in the alleged vote-rigging and the crackdown on protests, but didn’t target Lukashenko himself.

EU members Poland and Lithuania have been especially outspo-ken in their support for Belarusian opposition politicians, leading to diplomatic tensions that have included Belarus’ government expelling Polish and Lithuanian diplomats. Those two countries responded by with-drawing their ambas-sadors to Minsk.

Late Friday, Britain temporarily recalled its ambassador to Belarus, Jacqueline Perkins, in response to the Belaru-sian government’s decision to expel the Polish and Lithuanian diplomats.

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MOSCOW — Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed to a Russia-brokered cease-fire in Nagorno-Kara-bakh starting Saturday, but immediately accused each other of derailing the deal intended to end the worst outbreak of hostilities in the separat-ist region in more than a quarter-century.

The two sides traded blame for breaking the truce that took effect at noon (0800 GMT) with new attacks, and Azer-baijan’s top diplomat said the truce never entered force.

The cease-fire announcement came overnight after 10 hours of talks in Moscow spon-sored by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. The deal stipulated that the cease-fire should pave the way for talks on settling the conflict.

If the truce holds, it would mark a major diplomatic coup for Rus-sia, which has a security pact with Armenia but also cultivated warm ties with Azerbaijan. But the agreement was immedi-ately challenged by mutu-al claims of violations.

Minutes after the truce took force, the Armenian military accused Azerbai-jan of shelling the area near the town of Kapan in southeastern Armenia, killing one civilian. Azer-baijan’s Defense Ministry rejected the Armenian accusations as a “provo-cation.”

The Azerbaijani military, in turn, accused

Armenia of striking the Terter and Agdam regions of Azerbai-jan with missiles and then attempting to launch offensives in the Agdere-Terter and the Fizuli-Jabrail areas. Azer-baijan’s Foreign Minis-ter Jeyhun Bayramov charged that “conditions for implementing the humanitarian cease-fire are currently missing” amid the continuing Armenian shelling.

Armenia’s Defense Ministry denied any truce violations by the Armenian forces and said in the evening that the truce was “largely hold-ing” despite Azerbaijani “provocations,” to which the Armenian troops responded in kind.

The latest outburst of fighting between Azer-baijani and Armenian forces began Sept. 27 and left hundreds of people dead in the big-gest escalation of the decades-old conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh since a separatist war there ended in 1994. The region lies in Azerbaijan but has been under con-trol of ethnic Armenian forces backed by Arme-nia.

Since the start of the latest fighting, Armenia said it was open to a cease-fire, while Azerbai-jan insisted that it should be conditional on the Armenian forces’ with-drawal from Nagorno-Karabakh, arguing that the failure of interna-tional efforts to negotiate a political settlement left it no other choice but to resort to force.

The foreign ministers of Armenia and Azer-baijan signed the truce in Moscow after Rus-sian President Vladimir Putin had brokered it in a series of calls with President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan and Arme-nia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian.

Russia has co-sponsored peace talks on Nagorno-Karabakh together with the United States and France as co-chairs of the so-called Minsk Group, which is working under the aus-pices of the Organization for Security and Coop-eration in Europe. They haven’t produced any deal, leaving Azerbaijan increasingly exasperated.

Speaking in an address to the nation Friday hours before the cease-fire deal was reached, Aliyev insisted on Azerbaijan’s right to reclaim its territory by force after nearly three decades of international talks that “haven’t yield-ed an inch of progress.”

His aide, Hikmat Haji-yev, said that the Minsk Group must offer a con-crete plan for the Arme-nian forces’ withdrawal from Nagorno-Karabakh. “There will be no peace in the South Caucasus until the Armenian troops pull out from the occupied territories,” he said.

Fighting with heavy artillery, warplanes and drones has engulfed Nagorno-Karabakh, with both sides accusing each other of targeting resi-dential areas and civilian infrastructure.

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CINCINNATI — With an eerily quiet and empty stadium plaza behind him, the tour guide tried to help people picture what they would have seen there more than 160 years earlier.

His audience of eight, all on foot, peered over masks at maps as he described hundreds of groceries, saloons, blacksmiths and 100,000 people living across two square miles — one of the pre-Civil War United States’ most congested areas. The area had an open secret then: It was filled with stations on the Underground Railroad for slaves trying to reach freedom. Today, they were walking those paths.

For so many Americans, this is a time of being cooped up, of being unable to interact with fellow humans and, in many cases, with the landscape itself. COVID-19 and its impact — more than 200,000 Americans dead — have kept many away

from air travel, cruise ships and crowded beaches.

Enter a decidedly unplugged alternative, a very concrete anti-dote to a suddenly more virtual life: the walking tour. Maybe not the most exciting outlet, but far better than being surrounded by the same four walls.

“Our mental health matters also, and it’s very important for us ... when we’re really feeling extremely alienated from each other and feeling trapped in our homes, to walk our streets, in the safest way possible,” said Rebecca Manski of Social Jus-tice Tours in New York City.

Such tours have picked up in popularity for people seeking outdoor social activity while maintaining health safety pre-cautions and staying in small groups. The Cincinnati walking tour, for example, was among several offered in recent months by the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame & Museum. The goal: to offset a pandemic-abbreviated baseball season that didn’t

allow fans in the ballpark. Normally, Bob Doherty, 61,

said, his family would have been inside the stadium that Sun-day afternoon, rooting for the Reds in their playoff-race game against the Chicago White Sox. The tour, which combined the roots of professional baseball and the city’s abolitionist his-tory, “is the next best thing,” he said. Others concurred.

“It’s refreshing to get out-side and be with family,” said Mack Doherty, 28. They were in a group of five including his father, his sister and her boyfriend. His girlfriend, Avery Helwig, 28, concurred: “So nice to get out.”

Manski’s New York group, like many tour companies, halt-ed in-person tours as the pan-demic took hold in March. She said the jarring sound of ambu-lance sirens as new COVID-19 victims were rushed to hospi-tals added to the obstacles of education-focused tours. Hers shifted quickly to virtual offer-

ings, and other groups have been offering small, private group tours or self-guided tours with audio and GPS informa-tion provided.

“It’s an interesting time to be in the travel industry,” said Riley Pearce, of Berkeley, Cali-fornia-based Backroads Tours. “Nobody knows what people are going to want, because people don’t really don’t know what they want yet.”

With pandemic worry reduc-ing participants on Backroads’ walking, hiking and bike tours by as much as 90% this year, they are rebuilding business with family- and private-group expeditions with a variety of approaches.

The Reds Hall of Fame Muse-um, in the city that pioneered professional baseball in 1869, has also done walking tours about the 1919 “Black Sox” World Series betting scandal and about the former River-front Stadium that hosted the “Big Red Machine” teams of

the 1970s. For fall, it’s launched “Brunch, Brews and Baseball” that includes a brewery tour.

But executive director Rick Walls said the nonprofit muse-um hasn’t been able to conduct popular ballpark tours or reap the visits and merchandise pur-chases by fans coming to games in the adjacent stadium.

“It’s been a pretty big hit,” Walls said. The museum couldn’t host its popular ballpark tours this summer, although they are resuming now that the Reds’ season has ended.

The museum has replaced in-person autograph sessions and discussions for its 5,000-strong membership base with Zoom calls with former Reds stars Walls said have “really stepped up” to help with free or dis-counted autographing of items for the museum to sell. Like other visitor-dependent busi-nesses, the museum is hoping for a normal 2021, but making contingency plans in case the pandemic continues.

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