About stetted.com, and other links

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• about stetted.com -- “I focus on fresh ingredients and uncomplicated flavors, with spins that keep mealtime interesting. Real food is possible, even for busy moms like me.”
• ‘A four-alarm fire’: Tight Virginia governor’s race holds warning signs for Democrats -- “With early voting under way, the non-partisan Cook Report has labeled the Nov. 2 contest between Democrat Terry McAuliffe, a former Virginia governor, and Republican businessman Glenn Youngkin, a toss-up.”
• Anthony Fauci can’t stand for scrutiny -- “If there’s one thing the scientific community can’t stand these days, it’s critical thinking. Independent thinkers, cooler head questioners, individual researching — countering viewpoints...”
• Cherry Grove Baptist & School, Org. 1875, Wilkes County -- “A nearby community called Cohentown was founded on November 30, 1881 when a formerly enslaved Peter Arnett (1814-1892) acquired 62 acres of land from Gideon B. Bunch, a native Virginian, ex-Confederate soldier and deacon at the Danburg Baptist Church.”
• Connecticut angler’s catfish record revoked; state issues apology -- “Without the ability to examine the actual fish, identification is left to still images and videos, which have proven to be ambiguous and inconclusive to definitively identify the species of catfish in this case.”
• Crawfordville Baptist, Taliaferro County, Organized 1802 -- “This church was originally called Bethel Baptist, named for the neighboring Bethel Springs. The church organization was established in 1802 by Rev. Jesse Mercer and James Matthews – well before the creation of Taliaferro County in 1825, or Crawfordville, in 1826...”
• Emmys takeaway: ‘Masks are for peasants’ -- “This is the tale of two emerging societies in America: those who have to obey coronavirus restrictions and those who don’t. And guess which category you fit.”
• Fighting Burnout as a Pastor’s Wife -- “Too often, we toil in our own strength and wonder why we’re so exhausted. Other times, we work and work only to forget that man cannot live by bread alone.”
• Florida Court Awards Temporary Win to Workers Being Forced by Their Employers to Obtain the COVID Vaccine -- “The city’s vaccine mandate would have required employees to be fully vaccinated or face possible termination by Oct. 30.”
• Kids Cooking -- “I’ve encouraged my children to join me in the kitchen ever since they were little. Cooking with kids requires extra patience but reaps rewards down the line.”
• Philips Mill Baptist, Wilkes County, Or. 1785 -- “Phillips Mill Baptist Church is certainly one of the most historic, seminal and prominent Baptist Churches in Wilkes County. The principal organizer was Silas Mercer.”
• Providence Methodist Church, Camden County, Georgia -- “In the 165 years that she has stood here, the building has endured and still retains much of its historical charm, despite significant damage from a hurricane in the 1920s.”
• Siloam Baptist, Greene County, Org. 1828 -- “Siloam Baptist Church was originally organized as Smyrna Baptist and was constituted in December of 1828. The name was derived from the community known as Smyrna...”
• Sweet Potatoes -- “Sweet potatoes are an ingredient that doesn’t often get much love outside of the holidays, but these versatile spuds deserve a spot in your regular rotation.”