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Holiday Guide
What to Do with Your Christmas Tree
Christmas trees are objects of beauty and cheer—that is until after Christmas when they can become a chore for families wondering what to do with them. The St. Louis County Departme...
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Happy Festivus! For the Rest-of-us!
The customs of Festivus—a non-secular holiday celebrated nationally on December 23, may seem a bit foreign to those used to only tinsel, candles and holiday cheer. The Story of Festi...
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Beefing Up the Holiday Menu
Looking for something beyond turkey and the spiral sliced ham? Consider setting the holiday table with beef. Whether you’re serving an elegant standing prime rib or a flat-iron steak slic...
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Trays of Tradition: The Art of Baking the Perfect Cookie
Julia Usher is one smart cookie, especially when it comes to baking Christmas cookies. “I love to bake Christmas cookies, but cookie-baking and cookie swaps are something I think p...
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Start a Tradition With These Cookie Recipes
Gingersnap Thumbprint cookies Cranberry apricot filling: 3/4 cup apricot jam 1/3 cup dried cranberries, finely chopped DOUGH: 2 cups all purpose flour 2 teas...
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Green Gifts: Earth-Friendly Ideas for the Holidays
Wrapping paper, packaging, decorations—Americans throw away 25 percent more material from Thanksgiving Day to New Years than at any other time of year. If you’re looking to put a lit...
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Supporting the Military by Giving Back at Home
By: Danni Eickenhorst, Midland Division On Tuesday, November 22, Angel Lewis, Chris Word and their family arrived at the Salvation Army in East St. Louis as volunteers, ready to serv...
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Lindbergh School District Students Participate in Winter, Holiday Activities
The holidays are in full swing, as students from the Lindbergh School District participated in several activities this week. Sappington Elementary School first-graders learned holid...