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Fall Home Maintenance Projects to Tackle
As the leaves begin to change color and the air turns crisp, fall serves as a reminder that it's time to prepare your home for the colder months ahead. Engaging in seasonal home maintenance not only helps to preserve the integrity of your property but also ensures comfort and safety during the winter. This article delves into essential fall home maintenance projects that homeowners should consider tackling, providing practical advice and examples to help you get started. Inspect and Clean Gutters One of the most critical fall maintenance tasks is to inspect and clean your gutters. As trees shed their leaves, debris can accumulate in your gutter system, leading to clogs that can cause water damage to your home. Key Steps: Safety First: Use a sturdy ladder and consider having a friend assist you. Remove Debris: Scoop out leaves, twigs, and dirt from the gutters. Flush with Water: Use a hose to flush out remaining debris and check for proper drainage. Tip: Consider installin
Missouri school districts show improvement in annual performance report
The latest round of student test scores show fewer Missouri public school districts and charter schools in jeopardy of losing accreditation, though this year’s data won’t immediately affect how schools are graded. Based on annual performance report scores released Monday for the sixth iteration of the Missouri School Improvement Program, or MSIP6, there were 343 […]
Off the Record
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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Where to go ice-skating in St. Louis
From fan-favorite Steinberg Skating Rink to a temporary wintertime rink near the Arch, here's where St. Louisans can enjoy ice time across the region.
Easy Thanksgiving Recipes for a Small Crowd
Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, reflection, and, of course, feasting. While large gatherings are often the norm, many people find themselves hosting smaller dinners, whether due to travel constraints or personal preference. Cooking for a small crowd can be less stressful, and it opens the door to creativity in the kitchen. Here, we explore easy Thanksgiving recipes that are perfect for small gatherings, ensuring you can celebrate the holiday without overwhelming yourself. Planning Your Menu Before diving into recipes, it’s essential to plan your menu. A well-thought-out menu helps streamline preparation and ensures that all dishes complement each other. Here are some key points to consider: Balance of Flavors : Aim for a mix of savory and sweet dishes, ensuring a variety of textures and flavors. Dietary Restrictions : Be aware of any dietary needs of your guests—vegetarian, gluten-free, or nut allergies, for example. Dish Size : Opt for recipes that can easily
This Day in History on November 25: Berlin Wall Travel Restrictions Dismantled
Welcome to another edition of 'This Day in History.' Today, we explore some of the most significant events that have shaped our world on November 25th throughout the years. One of the most impactful events in global history on this day occurred in 1947, when the United Nations General Assembly adopted Resolution 181, which recommended the partition of Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states. This resolution marked a critical turning point in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, setting the stage for decades of political strife, violence, and negotiations. The adoption of this resolution was met with both hope and resistance; it was seen as a pathway to peace for some, while others viewed it as an injustice. The ramifications of this decision are still felt today, as the region continues to grapple with the complexities of sovereignty, identity, and territorial claims. In the realm of science and technology, November 25th, 1970, marks the anniversary of the first successful
Paul McCartney, Olivia Harrison, Sean Ono Lennon attend ‘Beatles ’64’ premiere in New York
The new Disney+ documentary Beatles '64, which captures the Fab Four's first trip to the U.S., had its premiere in New York City on Nov. 24, and in attendance was…
Hear directly from SLPS school board candidates during virtual forum Monday
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Clayton restaurants post Covid recovery
Things to Do / Events This Week (11/25/24 - 12/1/24)
Derek Hough's "Dance for the Holidays" promises a night of excitement and emotion
The "Dancing with the Stars" judge and wife Hayley Erbert will take the stage at the Stifel Theatre on December 9.
Is Cherokee Street dying? Economic data tells a very different story
An Inventory of 70 Former Public School Buildings in STL
Missouri congressional delegation demands answers about Venezuelan crime
(The Center Square) – Members of Missouri’s congressional delegation are demanding answers from the president about violent Tren De Aragua (TdA) Venezuelan prison gang members in the state.
Whoops: White House Microsoft Cybersecurity Partnership Gave Company An Illegal De Facto Monopoly On Government Services
Look: I think it was nice for a change that the Biden administration at least paid some passing but inconsistent lip service to antitrust reform. It was a lovely change of pace from decades of feckless careerists who pay empty lip service to market innovation while rubber stamping mindless consolidation at every turn. And a […]
Meetup At Trattoria Marcella
Please join us for our last Meetup of the year! Our November Meetup will take place tomorrow, Tuesday November 26th, … MoreMeetup At Trattoria Marcella
New dining options coming to Herald Square in Collinsville
Old Herald Brewery & Distillery, Soulcial Kitchen, and chef Lasse Sorensen are redefining community dining in Collinsville.
St. Louis police search for suspect after man shot in leg
Police are investigating the shooting of a 64-year-old man in north St. Louis, who was shot in the leg while walking on North Florissant Avenue.
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