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    The B-side Indie Music Cafe in St. Cloud has announced a community art market scheduled for October 17. The event will bring together local artists and vendors for a public market hosted at the cafe, adding to a growing slate of community-focused programming. Details on participating artists and vendors have not yet been released.

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    St. Michael Church to Hold Rummage and Bake Sale Oct. 17▼St. Michael Church Community Rummage And Bake Sale Oct. 17✉newsWorldReligion15 h ago

    St. Michael Church has announced a community rummage and bake sale taking place on October 17. The event, flagged by the Town-Crier Newspaper, invites local residents to browse secondhand goods and baked treats while supporting the parish community. Organisers are expected to welcome shoppers from the surrounding area, with proceeds typically going toward church activities.

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    Analysts Weigh Best Crypto Buys for October 2026▼Best Crypto to Buy in October 2026: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and High-Potential Alternatives✉newsBusinessCrypto21 h ago

    A market commentary published via 24/7 Wall St. and carried by Yahoo Finance names Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and Solana as the leading cryptocurrencies to consider buying in October 2026, alongside several higher-risk alternatives pitched as high-potential. The piece offers investors a curated shortlist of established coins plus speculative picks, reflecting continued retail interest in crypto allocation despite market volatility.

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    Three Seniors Direct Their Own Musical At St. John's Prep▼Three Seniors Direct Their Own Musical At St. Johns Prep This October✉newsCultureTheatre6 h ago

    Three seniors at St. John's Prep are taking on a rare student-led theatre challenge this October: directing their own musical production. The project puts the students in charge of staging, cast and creative decisions, an unusual opportunity at the high school level. Local news in the St. Cloud, Minnesota area highlighted the story as an example of student initiative in school performing arts.

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    Blackened death metal act St. October releases BURN●Today's music: St. October - BURN https:// youtu.be/kEkTg6IOIak # metal # BlackenedDeathMetal # usa # music # np # NowPlMmastodonCultureMusic112 h ago

    A new track called BURN from St. October, a blackened death metal act from the United States, is being shared among metal fans online as a now-playing pick. Listeners are passing the song along as part of daily music-sharing threads, tagging it under metal and blackened death metal. No chart or tour details are given; it is simply circulating as a recommended new listen.

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    St. Gallen demonstration against Swiss asylum system announced●Demo gegen das herrschende Asylsystem 📍 Wo: Kornhausplatz, St. Gallen 🕑 Wann: Samstag, 3. 10, 15:00 Uhr. Achtung: auf deMmastodonWorldImmigration21 d ago

    A demonstration against Switzerland's asylum system has been called for Saturday, October 3, at Kornhausplatz in St. Gallen. Organisers warn the start time was moved to 15:00, despite posters still showing 14:00. The protest targets Swiss deportation authorities, with organisers saying the state carries out deportations every year.

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    Playoff baseball returns to repaired Tropicana Field▼From torn roof to roaring crowd: October returns to the Trop✉newsSportBaseball2 h ago

    Baseball is back at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida, with October games returning to the stadium after its torn roof was repaired following hurricane damage. Fans filled the ballpark again, greeted by a roaring crowd as postseason play returned to what is known as the Trop for the first time since the destruction.

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    Free video game music concert returns to Burien church▼Free video game music concert returns to Burien’s St. Elizabeth Church Saturday, Oct. 17✉newsCultureGaming2 d ago

    A free concert of video game music is returning to St. Elizabeth Church in Burien, Washington, on Saturday, October 17. The event gives local gamers and music fans a chance to hear orchestral arrangements of game soundtracks live, and organizers have promoted it as free and open to the community. Local blog coverage is drawing attention ahead of the weekend performance.

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    Local churches to hold animal blessings on October 4▼Local churches plan animal blessings on October 4✉newsWorldReligion1 d ago

    Churches are preparing annual animal blessing services for October 4, the feast day of St Francis of Assisi, patron saint of animals. Pet owners are invited to bring dogs, cats and other animals to be blessed, a tradition that draws families and their pets each year and is promoted by local congregations ahead of the date.

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    Recording captured Melania Trump dismissing migrant children's plight●# SixYearsAgoToday # AreWeGreatYet October 1, 2020 – In a secret 2018 recording made by her former friend and adviser StMmastodonWorldUS Politics81 d ago

    A secret 2018 recording made by Melania Trump's former friend and adviser Stephanie Winston Wolkoff captured the then-First Lady belittling the fate of migrant children separated from their parents at the Mexican border, saying "give me a f***ing break". The recording was made public on October 1, 2020, weeks before the US presidential election, drawing criticism of her stance on family separations.

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    A 60-Year-Old Can Still Add $35,750 to a 401(k) This Year▼A 60-Year-Old Who Starts Maxing a 401(k) Before October Can Still Add $35,750 This Year✉newsBusinessPersonal Finance2 d ago

    Personal finance outlet 24/7 Wall St. calculates that a 60-year-old who begins contributing the maximum to a 401(k) before October can still put away $35,750 before the end of the year. The figure reflects higher catch-up contribution limits available to workers aged 50 and over, combined with the remaining months of payroll deductions. The item highlights how late-career savers still have room to boost retirement balances quickly.

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    St. Patrick's Episcopal Church Plans Annual Clothing Giveaway▼St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church Annual Clothing Giveaway set for Oct. 9-10✉newsWorldReligion2 d ago

    St. Patrick's Episcopal Church in Pageda Springs will hold its annual clothing giveaway on October 9-10, offering free clothing to community members. The event is part of the church's longstanding outreach efforts in the area.

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    St. Joseph Church Plans Spaghetti Supper for Oct. 6 and 8●St. Joseph Church Spaghetti Supper Is Set for Oct. 6 and 8✉newsWorldReligion1 d ago

    St. Joseph Church in Arkansas has scheduled its spaghetti supper for October 6 and 8, according to an announcement carried by Arkansas Catholic. The parish fundraiser is expected to draw community members for a shared meal, though details on times, ticket prices, and proceeds have not yet been released.

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    Arcada Theatre in St. Charles announces October lineup▼See who’s playing the Arcada Theatre in St. Charles this October✉newsCultureTheatre3 d ago

    The Arcada Theatre in St. Charles has announced its slate of performers for October. The venue's upcoming schedule was published by Shaw Local, drawing local interest in which acts will appear at the historic theatre this fall. Details of individual shows and ticket availability are being shared with area audiences.

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    St. Paul's United Methodist Church pumpkin patch opens in Carolina Beach▼St. Paul’s United Methodist Church pumpkin patch opens Oct. 4 in Carolina Beach, Pumpkin Patch Party set for Oct.13✉newsWorldReligion3 d ago

    St. Paul's United Methodist Church in Carolina Beach, North Carolina, will open its annual pumpkin patch on October 4, with a Pumpkin Patch Party scheduled for October 13. The fall fundraiser and community event invites local families to pick pumpkins and take part in the festivities.

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    St. Margaret Catholic Church sets fall dinner and raffle for Oct. 11●St. Margaret Catholic Church Fall Dinner and Raffle drawing set for Oct. 11✉newsWorldReligion3 d ago

    St. Margaret Catholic Church in Cut Bank, Montana, has scheduled its annual fall dinner and raffle drawing for October 11. The announcement appeared in the Cut Bank Pioneer Press, inviting parishioners and community members to the parish fundraiser, which typically supports church operations and local programming. Details on tickets and prize offerings were not included in the notice.