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Hiding pickles? Lords of mischief? Stacker compiled a list of 10 Christmas traditions that are no longer widely observed using various sources.
Hiding pickles? Lords of mischief? Stacker compiled a list of 10 Christmas traditions that are no longer widely observed using various sources.
Camerique Archive // Getty Images Leaving out cookies for Santa, caroling in the snow, and drinking hot cocoa are all familiar ways to herald the Christmas season. But what about hiding pickles, telling ghost stories, or crowning a lord of mischief? ...
The winners of a Northwest regional debate tournament assembled for a photo at Lewiston’s Northern Idaho College of Education (now Lewis-Clark State College) in this Al Munson photo published in
Patricia McGayhey on the job with the Nissequogue Police Department. (Courtesy photo) Patricia McGayhey, 55, now retired but still working part-time for the Nissequogue Police Department, has the distinction of being the first woman ever appointed to the Shelter Island Police Department. Officer McGayhey had worked two summers as a traffic control officer on Shelter Island before being invited by then-Chief George Ferrer in 1988 to apply as a part-time officer with the department. Originally, she thought she might pursue a job in marketing, or as a physical education te...