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Field of Nightmares
This time of year, Brookdale Farms gives us the heebie-jeebies. Plagued by evil, the Field of Nightmares admits only the bravest souls. Here, spirits roam the land and haunt the […]
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UAW reaches deal with General Motors that ends strikes against Detroit automakers pending votes
DETROIT (AP) — The United Auto Workers announced Monday that it reached a tentative deal with General Motors, capping a whirlwind few days in which GM, Ford and Stellantis agreed to generous terms that would end the union's six weeks of targeted strikes, pending approval of the rank and file. The deal UAW President Shawn [...]
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Local autoworkers excited by news of tentative union agreement with GM
General Motors and the United Auto Workers union have reached a tentative contract agreement that could end a six-week-old strike against the automaker, following deals with Ford and Stellantis.
Vatican to review appeals from 2 St. Louis parishes closed under 'All Things New' plan
Principia Offering Tennis Clinics, Fundraising For Spring Break Trip
ELSAH - Principia College’s Varsity Women’s and Men’s Tennis teams are offering a series of Tennis Clinics throughout the month of November to teach tennis basics while fundraising for their Spring Break trip to California. Coaches Shannon Carney and Rusty Jones will join the college’s varsity tennis athletes to lead the clinics, which will cover the fundamentals of ground strokes, volleys, overheads, serves, and returns. Groups will pass through circuits on different courts covering skills and tactics. Each session will include warm up conditioning exercises, and there will also be time for singles and doubles play toward the end of each session. All clinics will be held at the indoor courts located at 1 Maybeck Place in Elsah. Tennis Clinics will be available on Mondays and Wednesdays from Nov. 1 to Nov. 29, 2023. Clinics will be open to all ages and skill levels, and a variety of pricing options are available. Those interested can “drop in”
Jersey Middle School First-Quarter Honor Roll
JERSEYVILLE - This is the Jersey Middle School School First-Quarter Honor Roll: 5th Grade Honor Roll Atteberry, Zoey N., Bexheti, Jona, Dalton, Olivia N., Deverger, Landen J., Dewitt, Haylie I., Eberlin-Brown, Kynleigh J., Gillespie, Hannah M., Hardwick, Keilee J., Herring, Eva J., Jordan, Gage R., Kanallakan, Lydia A., Klunk, Jaxen, McNelly, Landon F., Orlando, Phenix A., Reisch, Liam M., Rex, Tiberius A., Smith, Grayson J., Talley, Clayton M., Taylor, Samson W., Weatherford, Kaleigh E., Wellenreiter, Braxtyn E. 5th Grade High Honor Roll: Abbott, Collin J., Adair, Trenton M., Allgood, Logan B., Anderson, Liam D., Balcer, Catherine B., Baro, Jessa J., Baze, Madelynn E., Behl, Aubrey M., Bray, Abilene M., Brittain, Karleen P., Burkman, Annora R., Byrd, Makailynn A., Campion, Molly J., Cooley, Richard A., Damm, Ashlynn N., Darr, Hailey L., Daugherty, Clayton J., Eich, Peyton I., Fallin, Arthur W., Falter, Chiara, Ferguson, Hayleigh N., Fry, Piper, Gajewski, Violet E.
Alice Cooper prepares to rock in video for ’Road’ track “Dead Don’t Dance”
Every day may be Halloween for Alice Cooper, but the "School's Out" rocker is celebrating the spooky season with a new video. The clip, streaming now on YouTube, accompanies the…
Jimmy Buffett’s Coral Reefer Band plans to go on without him
Jimmy Buffett may be gone, but his band plans to live on. Songwriter Mac McAnally, a longtime member of Buffett’s Coral Reefer Band, tells Billboard that the band plans to continue on, despite Buffett’s passing on September 1. …
Off The Wall Mondays: Open Mic Comedy
Jevon Westoland hosts Off the Wall: Open Mic! MX Movies & Bar will be serving up a full bar, kitchen items, and of course fresh popcorn while you enjoy […]
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Charges filed in Maplewood homicide; suspect at large
Authorities are searching Tuesday morning for a teenager now charged in connection with a murder last week in Maplewood.
Home Health Remedies: Fact vs. Fiction
Home health remedies There are two home health remedies getting major exposure on social media platforms like TikTok. One is a mix of onion and honey, and another is a combination of garlic and honey. Ashley Simper, manager of Dietetic Services with OSF HealthCare, sifts through the research to explain what is fact vs. fiction. Onion and honey remedy TikTok user HealthwellnessAB, shared a “homemade cough syrup” using chopped onion and honey. Since being posted in early September, the video has garnered over 4 million views. The concoction starts with one layer of chopped onion, topped with one teaspoon of honey. The layering of honey and onion is repeated three times. Once the concoction is made, it’s recommended to keep it stored in the fridge for up to two weeks. “There are no clinical trials that show a direct correlation between eating red onion, or red onion extract, and reducing the symptoms of a cough. There are a lot of great things in
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Israel Gives Blacklisted Spyware Companies The Go-Ahead To Help It Track Israeli Hostages
Decades of somewhat-restrained conflict between Israel and Palestine erupted into war again at the beginning of the month. Islamist militant group Hamas followed rocket strikes with a physical invasion, the latter of which included the massacre of hundreds of Israeli civilians. Israeli civilians were also tortured and mutilated. Hamas also allegedly kidnapped around 200 Israelis, […]
The strange case of professor Ivonne del Valle
The start of Saturday's Cal-USC football game was delayed by a sit-down protest from a dozen or so Cal students. The announcers didn't know what the protest was about, and I just assumed it had something to do with Israel and never bothered to check it out. But no! It turns out the students were ...continue reading "The strange case of professor Ivonne del Valle"
The case for watching horror this Halloween and year-round
An increased interest in all things spooky means Halloween is right around the corner. Horror films are a perfect way to get into scary mode, but there is room for the genre all times of the year. Alex Rafi, associate professor of media production at St. Louis University, shares what makes horror an important storytelling genre.