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4 days ago | arcamax.com | Aisha Sultan |Louis Post-Dispatch

ST. LOUIS -- In 1926, George Allen Kelley was a teenager fascinated by the pilots and their aircraft at Lambert Flying Field in St. Louis. He would hang around the field, hoping to catch a conversation or see something exciting. The big man in town causing much of the excitement was Charles Lindbergh, of course. He was working on the aircraft he planned to fly solo across the Atlantic as part of a highly anticipated competition.

5 days ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Daniel Neman |Louis Post-Dispatch

By Daniel Neman, St. Louis Post-Dispatch I was making my favorite type of spiced nuts for a party, and I realized I needed maple syrup. Maple syrup is the key ingredient in these nuts, along with brown sugar, orange juice, chipotle powder, fresh rosemary, orange juice, brown sugar and an assortment of increasingly expensive nuts.

5 days ago | arcamax.com | Daniel Neman |Louis Post-Dispatch

I was making my favorite type of spiced nuts for a party, and I realized I needed maple syrup. Maple syrup is the key ingredient in these nuts, along with brown sugar, orange juice, chipotle powder, fresh rosemary, orange juice, brown sugar and an assortment of increasingly expensive nuts. These spiced nuts are spectacular, but they ain’t cheap. Chipotle powder I had, but I did not have maple syrup. I went to the store, bought some maple syrup, and made the nuts. They were, incidentally, a hit.

1 week ago | arcamax.com | Daniel Guerrero |Louis Post-Dispatch

ARLINGTON, Texas — Having allowed five runs total across his previous four starts entering Friday, Cardinals starter Matthew Liberatore could not get past the second frame against the Rangers before matching that figure. Liberatore surrendered one run in the first inning and four in the second, leaving the Cardinals in an early deficit they could not climb out of in an 11-1 loss to the Rangers at Globe Life Field. The five runs allowed by the left-hander matched a season high.