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Veterans Day is celebrated on November 11th in the US, and many students have a school holiday around that date. This is the special day to honor America’s past and present soldiers.
Veterans Day started back in 1919 when President Woodrow Wilson declared November 11 Armistice Day in honor of the truce that ended World War I.
Halloween conjures up images of ghosts, goblins, skeletons and last, but by no means least, witches. What would Halloween be without warty witches cackling eerily as they fly through the night sky on their broomsticks? The Tribune reporters wanted to know what those witches are up to when they touch down on Halloween night. Not one of them was able to find out more than rumor and hearsay, so read this report with a grain of salt, and then throw it over your left shoulder.
With Halloween almost here, it would be good to “bone” up on your fright fest vocabulary. This helpful guide will help you recognize the particular form of apparition that may cross your path this Halloween.
Ghost: This spirit of a dead person will appear to the living as a pale, dim shadowy form.
What would Halloween be without a few ghost stories? Spirits range the earth from ancient castles to lonely mountain tops in search of love, revenge or simply so that they can tell their sad story to anyone who comes close enough to hear. The stories you are about to read are believed true by those closest to them and each of the haunted locations is real. Those brave enough to venture a visit are welcome to see for themselves.
Halloween is October 31. Do you carve or paint a pumpkin for Halloween? Whether you paint or carve a scary face for your Jack O’Lantern, did you know that you are continuing an ancient tradition based on an old Irish myth? While you read this spooky story remember that a myth is a person, story or thing that is only imaginary.
It was the small of the morning. The dark of night had faded into the dimness before dawn. The rhythmic splash of his oar broke the early silence and the wake of his canoe wove the only pattern on the surface of the placid lake.
Little Bear loved this quiet time of day before the village stirred awake and the tumult of the day began. These were his only hours away from it all and he liked the time alone.
Labor Day is a legal holiday that honors all of our working men and women. It all started in 1892 when Peter McGuire a carpenter from New York City and Matthew McGuire a machinist from Patterson, New Jersey suggested to their unions that they should have a day to honor workers. 10,000 employees marched in the first gathering. In 1894 President Cleveland made it a legal holiday. The day is recognized as the unofficial end of summer. People have picnics and barbecues.
Did you know that July 4th is just around the corner, ready to burst into brilliant fireworks against the night skies? On this day of celebrating our independence from the British, you will probably see parade routes, grand stands and picnic tables all decorated in patriotic red, white and blue bunting. When the parades have marched by and the bands have played the last stanza of the Star Spangled Banner and all the hot dogs you could possibly eat have been topped off with your favorite flavor of ice cream, the sun should be just about ready to give up the sky to the glorious show of fireworks.
Fireworks can be loads of fun, but only if they’re handled properly. Carefully. Extremely carefully. If you do plan on launching some of your own fireworks this Fourth of July, then make sure to keep these things in mind. If you take these precautions, then you’ll be sure to have a safe, fun holiday.
Picnic tables, bandstands, wherever you are, you’ll be seeing a lot of red, white and blue on Independence Day. Each of these colors is used in the American flag and has a special meaning. Do you know what these colors mean? Are you sure? If not, do read on and find out!
The last Monday in May is Memorial Day across most states in the US. Besides offering the vacation-starved a 3-day weekend to kick-off the summer season with a barbecue, do you know what Memorial Day is all about?
It’s the merry, merry month of May! Spring is in full blossom and summer is just around the corner. This is your favorite day!
Waiting with your friends in the dew-strewn dawn for the few remaining sleepy heads to arrive, you chatter away with excitement. When the stragglers arrive you all take off for the woodland glens and meadows. You have been charged with the joyous responsibility of bringing back bushels and cartloads of flowers and boughs.
