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Set the table for fall with an elegant and easy mushroom strudel
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Set the table for fall with an elegant and easy mushroom strudel

  • By Gretchen McKay

Now that we’ve settled into fall, many have reacquainted their inner cook with the comforting, inviting aromas of something baking in the oven or simmering on the stovetop. Autumn reintroduces warm and earthy spices like cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves into baked goods and casseroles, and this is the time of year when many home chefs also reach for apples and other seasonal ingredients. If you’re ...

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  • Pete Lindemann

At the Warner Cemetery in Cobleksill, Jeff O'Connor explains the tactics used in 18th-century battles.

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Mass shooting after Alabama football game leaves 1 dead, 8 wounded

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Police in Birmingham, Ala., reported a mass shooting outside Legion Field after the annual 'Magic City Classic' football game on Saturday night. One person was killed and eight others were wounded. Michael Pickett, chief of the Birmingham Police Department, said the shooting occurred near vendors on Graymont Avenue after most spectators had left the stadium. He expressed gratitude that more people weren't hurt, calling the incident "completely senseless." Police spokesperson De'Rell Freeman said one person has been detained for questioning, and multiple weapons have been found and secured.

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  • Pete Lindemann

Jeff O'Connor described a Cobleskill battle that took place 248 years ago.

A parish in Uruguay struggling with violence prepares for Pope Leo XIV’s visit
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A parish in Uruguay struggling with violence prepares for Pope Leo XIV’s visit

  • By RAMIRO BARREIRO - Associated Press

Pope Leo XIV plans to visit a parish in the Borro neighborhood of Uruguay. The area faces crime and poverty. Our Lady of Guadalupe parish builds homes, creates jobs and supports addicts. More than 46% of the 98 homicides registered in Uruguay's capital Montevideo up to September occurred in Borro and surrounding neighborhoods. Uruguay still has a low homicide rate for the region. But rising violence has many worried. Parish head Rev. Pablo Coimbra says the church has become a refuge. Neighbors bring wounded people there because ambulances will only go as far as the church.