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Today on TAP: The infighting grows fierce as Trump keeps searching for a Treasury secretary.

National Pie Day, celebrated on January 23rd each year, is an occasion that invites pie enthusiasts and culinary novices alike to indulge in one of America’s favorite desserts. The day is not just about savoring the sweet and savory delights of pie; it also provides an opportunity to explore the rich history, diverse types, and creative recipes that this beloved dish encompasses. In this article, we will delve into the significance of National Pie Day, discuss various types of pies, and share some delectable recipes to inspire your celebrations. The Significance of National Pie Day National Pie Day was established in 1986 by the American Pie Council, an organization dedicated to preserving the heritage of pie-making in the United States. The day serves as a celebration of pie in all its forms, encouraging people to bake, share, and enjoy pies with family and friends. While the origins of pie date back to ancient civilizations, pies as we know them today began to gain popularity

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Welcome to another journey through time as we explore significant events that occurred on November 20th throughout history. 1998: The International Space Station (ISS) Begins Construction On this day in 1998, the first module of the International Space Station was launched into orbit. Named Zarya, this Russian module was pivotal in establishing what would become a symbol of international cooperation in space exploration. The ISS not only serves as a microgravity research laboratory but also as a hub for scientific discovery that transcends national boundaries. Over the years, it has hosted astronauts from various countries, contributing to our understanding of life in space and paving the way for future explorations to Mars and beyond. 1962: The First Successful Test of a Nuclear-Powered Submarine On November 20th, 1962, the United States successfully tested the USS Enterprise, the world's first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. This monumental achievement marked a significant

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ST. LOUIS - A fire broke out in a kitchen at an apartment complex in downtown St. Louis early Wednesday morning. The fire occurred around 2 a.m. early Wednesday morning on 15th and Olive Street. Authorities say the fire began on the stove of an apartment unit and spread to cabinets. The fire appears to [...]

These spa packages can soothe your body, mind, and soul in ways you might not have imagined.

Grab your ugly Christmas sweater, your friends and your family to enjoy the holiday season with specialty cocktails, games and decor!

ST. CLAIR COUNTY, Ill. - A vacant house caught on fire in East St. Louis early Wednesday morning. The fire happened around 4 a.m. Wednesday morning on North 33rd Street. Flames could be seen pouring out of the roof of the house. FOX 2's Nissan Rogue Runner, Brian Howe, spoke with a neighbor on the [...]

Foo Fighters' Chris Shiflett has announced a new signature guitar with Fender.The Cleaver Telecaster Deluxe is named for its sound, which a press release declares "positively slashes through the mix…

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ALTON – Mayor David Goins has officially announced his candidacy for a second term as mayor of Alton, Illinois. With the election set for April 1, 2025, Mayor Goins is eager to build on the achievements of his first term, which has been defined by progress in public safety, financial stability, infrastructure development, and economic growth. Reflecting on his time in office, Mayor Goins stated: “I feel immense pride in the progress we have made, and I am grateful for the opportunity to serve this community. We have faced challenges together, celebrated accomplishments, and I remain committed to being present, accessible, and responsive to the needs of Alton residents. Your feedback has always been the foundation of my actions.” Key Accomplishments During Mayor Goins’ First Term 1. Financial Stability Through strategic planning, Mayor Goins and his administration transformed the City’s finances from a $3.8 million deficit to a $2.7 million surplus,

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Green Door Art Gallery presents Naturally Abstract, featuring paintings by Sheldon Johnson, mixed media paintings by De’Joneiro Jones, fiber art by Suzy Farren, sculptures by Lisa Hilton and jewelry by […]

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CHICAGO - Attorney General Kwame Raoul today announced a settlement with Metro Staff Inc. (Metro Staff) that resolves allegations Metro Staff entered into no-poach agreements and engaged in wage fixing with two other staffing agencies. The settlement requires Metro Staff to pay $1.8 million to compensate temporary workers impacted by the unlawful activity. “This settlement prioritizes compensation for workers because they are the ones most impacted by these agreements that limit wages and job opportunities,” Raoul said. “When employers conspire to keep wages down, Illinois workers and their families suffer. My office has and will continue to enforce laws that protect workers’ rights to fair wages and opportunities to better provide for their families.” In 2020, Raoul’s office filed a lawsuit against three staffing agencies, Metro Staff, Elite Staffing Inc. (Elite) and Midway Staffing Inc., and their common client Colony Display LLC (Colony).

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This weekend offers a delightful array of events that cater to diverse interests, from festive holiday gatherings and creative workshops to live music performances and community celebrations, ensuring there's something for everyone to enjoy. For a complete listing of all upcoming events, visit Riverbender Events . If you want to make sure even more of the region is aware of your event email cj@riverbender.com and explore our range of Event Promotion Services! Featured 30th Annual Community Tree Lighting at Lincoln-Douglas Square is set to take place on Friday, November 22nd in Alton. This festive event, hosted by Alton Main Street, promises to usher in the holiday spirit with a variety of activities starting at 6:00pm with the arrival of Santa Claus. Attendees can enjoy caroling, cookies, and hot cocoa, culminating in the lighting of the beautiful tree at 6:45pm by Mayor David Goins. Families are encouraged to take photos with Santa and other holiday characters, while carols

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The City Water Division has lifted the precautionary boil water advisory.

The homeowner told 5 On Your Side that the fire started around 5 a.m., and they were alerted by smoke detectors inside the house.

We noted earlier this week how Trump had unsurprisingly picked Brendan Carr to head the FCC. We also pointed out how Carr’s “policies” are utterly indistinguishable from the interests of unpopular telecom and media giants like Comcast and AT&T. He’s going to demolish whatever’s left of the FCC’s consumer protection standards and media consolidation limits, […]