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As the leaves turn golden and the air becomes crisp, there’s no better time to indulge in a cozy movie marathon. Fall brings with it a sense of warmth and nostalgia, making it the perfect backdrop for binge-watching your favorite films. Whether you prefer heartwarming family flicks, thrilling horror, or romantic comedies, a well-planned movie marathon can become a cherished tradition during this beautiful season. This article will guide you through creating a cozy fall movie marathon that is enjoyable, comfortable, and memorable. Setting the Scene Choose the Right Environment The first step in creating a cozy atmosphere is selecting the right viewing environment. Your living room is often the best option, but don’t overlook other spaces like a basement, bedroom, or even an outdoor patio (if the weather allows). Aim for a location that you can easily control the lighting and temperature. Dim the lights to create an inviting ambiance, and if you’re watching outside,

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November 11th is a date rich with historical significance, marking pivotal events that have shaped nations and cultures across the globe. The Armistice of November 11, 1918, was signed between the Allies and Germany, effectively bringing to a close four years of brutal warfare that resulted in millions of casualties. As the clock struck 11 AM, the world breathed a collective sigh of relief—no longer would the sounds of gunfire and explosions dominate the landscape of Europe. This day is now commemorated as Armistice Day in many countries and is also observed as Veterans Day in the United States, honoring those who have served in the military. Fast forward to 1954, November 11th took on a new meaning in the United States when President Dwight D. Eisenhower proclaimed it as Veterans Day. This holiday was established to honor all military veterans who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces, recognizing their sacrifices and contributions to the country. The day is marked by ceremonies

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Exams to determine whether veterans qualify for certain benefits have been almost entirely privatized, and the companies conducting the exams have long been cited for poor quality.

Bob O’Loughlin, chairman and CEO of Lodging Hospitality Management, discusses his philanthropic efforts and serving as chairman of Old Newsboys Day alongside his son and grandson.

"What's going on in that bucket," wrote the great enviro-spiritual guy Wendell Berry in The Work of Local Culture, "is the most momentous thing I know, the greatest miracle that I have ever heard of: it is making earth." Here in St. Louis, New Earth Farm brings that moment right to you - as an affordable, convenient, sustainability service. 

       

John and Stacey Cline are growing New Earth Farm as a neighborhood-based enterprise serving the greater STL area. If you can't compost in your yard, your subscription to New Earth Farm will regularly collect your kitchen and garden waste and bring you, in spring and fall, a bucket of super-plant-food compost. Waste gets reduced and soil is nourished, in a system helping all parts flourish. For an even more modest fee, you can drop off your organic waste for New Earth Farm to compost. Options serve both homes and businesses - even special events!

     

This kind of "valet service" composting is a vital niche in the spectrum of St. Louis Green practice. Let the New Earth Farm story inspire you to dig in and support sustainable decay!

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EDWARDSVILLE - Edwardsville High School students recently welcomed German students to their homes and classrooms for an exchange program. In October, German students spent two weeks at Edwardsville through the German American Partnership Program. EHS students will have the same experience in Germany next summer. Levi Antrim, a German teacher and the World Languages Department Chair at EHS, noted that it’s a “very unique experience” for the students. “ go to American high school and they see all the things that we do, and just kind of see what American life is really like instead of just whatever they see on TV,” Antrim said. “And then whenever we go to Germany, we stay with the same people, and we get to go on field trips as well, but our field trips in Germany include castles.” While in the U.S., the German students attended class with their EHS partners and stayed in their homes. They also traveled to Chicago and St. Louis. Antrim

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JERSEYVILLE — The memory of Sp.4 Michael D. McClain, a Jerseyville native who lost his life in the Vietnam War, continues to resonate with his family and community nearly six decades after his service. McClain, the only child of Mildred and Melvin McClain, served in the Army from 1967 until his death on Sept. 30, 1968, while assigned to Company C of the 34th Engineer Battalion and later transferred to temporary duty with the Big Red 1. McClain graduated from Jerseyville High School in 1966 before enlisting in the military. He was deployed to Vietnam during a tumultuous period marked by significant conflict. His service and sacrifice were recognized with numerous honors, including the Bronze Star, Purple Heart, Vietnam Service Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal, and Expert Rifle Badge. In a heartfelt message, Toni (Kruse) Eichorn, a family member, expressed the profound impact McClain's life and service had on his loved ones. "Our family honors Mike's memory

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Makayla Thomas shared a video with WFAA of what she says happened at a freestanding emergency room. The ER would not answer our questions.

As summer days give way to the crispness of autumn, many individuals find it challenging to maintain their fitness routine. The shift in weather can bring about a desire to hibernate, but staying active during the cooler months is vital for both physical and mental well-being. Embracing fall fitness not only helps to counteract the seasonal slump but also allows individuals to enjoy the beauty of nature as it transforms. This article explores effective strategies for staying active during fall, offering practical advice, relevant examples, and tips to inspire a healthy lifestyle throughout the season. The Importance of Staying Active in Fall With the changing seasons, people often face new challenges to their fitness routines. The drop in temperature can lead to decreased motivation, while the shorter daylight hours can complicate outdoor activities. However, maintaining a fitness regimen during fall is essential for several reasons: Physical Health : Regular exercise boosts th

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Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, reflection, and of course, sharing delicious food with family and friends. A potluck is a delightful way to celebrate this holiday, allowing guests to contribute their favorite dishes while relieving the host from the burden of preparing an entire feast alone. If you’re considering hosting a Thanksgiving-themed potluck, this guide will walk you through the essential steps to ensure a successful and enjoyable gathering. Planning the Potluck 1. Set a Date and Time The first step in organizing a Thanksgiving-themed potluck is to determine when it will take place. Consider scheduling it either on the actual Thanksgiving Day or on a weekend close to the holiday. Be mindful of your guests' schedules, as many may have prior commitments during this festive season. Aim for a time that allows for a leisurely meal, typically in the late afternoon or early evening. 2. Choose a Location The location of your potluck can significantly affect the atmosphere

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Paul Simon and singing partner Art Garfunkel have been estranged for years, but it sounds like their relationship may be on the mend.In a new interview with the U.K. paper The…

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The new City Foundry restaurant from Gerard Craft features American barbecue with international accents.

WOOD RIVER - Midwest Members Credit Union is proud to sponsor the “Eagles of the Month” program at Civic Memorial High School. Senior students are selected each month by members of the Civic Memorial faculty to represent each department. All students are awarded a certificate and a Subway gift card. Two Seniors (one female student and one male student) that were selected each month will have the opportunity to compete for a $500 “Eagles of the Year” scholarship each at the end of the school year. 2024 September & October’s Eagles of the Month winners: Math: Max Weber and August Frankford Visual Arts: Gabrielle Davis and Isaac Pinski Social Studies: Mason Fries and Lucas King PE/Health: Devin Stuart and Nolan Paslay Choir: Ameila Pinski and JaNiah Wade Band: Brayden Keller and Brandi Patton Science: Sarah Rider and Isabella Murray English: Jonathan Raines and Samantha Seemiller CTE: Wesley Stewart and Chase Butler Teacher of the Month winners:

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Exhibition is free and open to the public during COCA's business hours in Millstone Gallery Off The Record is a series of Gouache paintings of iconic record label and album art […]

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An Amber Alert has been issued for a mother and her two daughters who went missing from their home in Missouri on Sunday evening, with the mother being forced into a red pickup truck and the children being driven away in a black SUV.