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The Boathouse Johnny's Gone Fishing Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness free from censorship. The electronic Town Hall, water cooler, and neighborhood coffee shop.

Come one, come all, and share, or just read and stay awhile. We are an electronic Town Hall, Community Coffee Shop, Bait Shop, you name it. We want to promote the free and open discussions and collaboration of the members of the Community to enhance, establish and improve the quality of life in a vibrant midwest town....so pull up a chair, or a stool and stay awhile...and give us your 2 cents! The

Boathouse is a culture magazine. We call it a magazine, even though it is all online because it functions as such: publishing engaging editorial daily. We provide our community with passionate, trustworthy, and informed points of view on a variety of topics that are locally focused: arts, culture, food and drink, music, politics, and more. Our writers are a stable of community contributors that range widely in age and background due to the transient university population — from college undergrads to seventy-somethings, the magazine is comprised of engaged community members with an impressive array of experiences to draw from. The Boathouse enters its 4th year of publishing in 2022, and certainly, we’ve developed a particular aesthetic and personality over time. Our founding principle is this: The Boathouse exists as a platform for you, the reader, to engage with and shape if you’re interested in that. We welcome contributions and want you to be involved. Follow us across our social media pages to provide commentary where you see fit. Publisher
The Boathouse Media, Inc. Editors + Publishers
Alyssa Barkley
Food + Drink Editor
Debra Tomal
Arts Editor
Jessica Dammie
Managing Editor and Editorial Board Member
Julie McKay
Managing Editor, Culture Editor, and Editorial Board Member
Macrae Thacker
Editorial Board Member
Patsy Singer
Executive Editor and Editorial Board Member
Cindy Wilkinson
Music Editor
Seth Ferth
Founder and Publisher
Co-Founders
Christopher Marks
Editor-in-Chief Emeritus and Founder
Justine Juris
Founder and Publisher
Joel W Rennspiel of der Speigel
Designer and Founder

09/05/2024
09/05/2024

Welcome to the registration process for the 2024 Summer Camps offered by the Paris Union School District No. 95! We are absolutely delighted to announce a diverse range of top-notch enrichment experiences, expertly designed to elevate our students' academic abilities, emotional intelligence, and phy...

09/05/2024
No Bake Turtle Mini Cheesecakes are easy creamy mini cheesecakes topped with gooey chewy caramel, melt-in-your-mouth cho...
09/05/2024

No Bake Turtle Mini Cheesecakes are easy creamy mini cheesecakes topped with gooey chewy caramel, melt-in-your-mouth chocolate, and crunchy pecans all throughout.
Ingredients
1 cup graham crackers ground
1 tbsp sugar
5 tbsp butter melted
8 oz cream cheese softened
1/2 cup powdered sugar
2 tsp vanilla extract
1 cup heavy whipping cream
Caramel Sauce or homemade(recipe bellow)
6 oz semi-sweet chocolate chopped
1/4 cup heavy cream
Instructions
Prepare 12 baking cups or panettone baking cups (I used 2 3/8 x 2 Inch ) or mini springform pan.
In a medium bowl, combine the graham cracker crumbs and melted butter. Stir until well combined. Press evenly in the paper cups with shot glass, to make a firm layer. Chill in the fridge whilst you do the rest!
Meanwhile, whisk the Cream Cheese and powdered sugar and vanilla with an electric mixer until combined.
Pour in the heavy cream and continue to mix until it is starting to thicken a lot like a Mousse does! Top the crusts with 4-5 table

06/05/2024

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06/05/2024
06/05/2024
06/05/2024

We want to say THANK YOU to our dance teachers. We appreciate all you do in class and behind the scenes.

06/05/2024
29/04/2024

Don't forget to stop by the Wilmette Police Department this Sunday, May 5, 2024, between 11am-2pm, for our annual open house! Great time to meet our staff, learn about programs and see some equipment. We'll be serving free hot dogs for lunch. Looking forward to seeing you.

29/04/2024

Yep , wind's still a blowin'🌀...
But we're here til 7pm !😍🍨

29/04/2024
29/04/2024

What a great year full of such great people! Thanks to everyone who came out to celebrate our amazing club, advisor, teams, horses, coaches, exec members and seniors! Congratulations to all of our award winners!
🎉 Can’t wait for what next year holds!!

29/04/2024
James Gandolfini as a high schooler at Park Ridge High School in Park Ridge, NJ in the late 70's.
29/04/2024

James Gandolfini as a high schooler at Park Ridge High School in Park Ridge, NJ in the late 70's.

28/04/2024
28/04/2024
28/04/2024
28/04/2024

We are taking orders for Mother's Day Pies! Orders must be placed by Monday, May 6, 2024. Please call 618.592.4892 to place your order. 🥧

28/04/2024

A FABULOUS end to our season with the Cielito Lindo Family!!!

Thank you to all our patrons this year!

Special thank you to tonight’s sponsor San Marcos Mexican Restaurant!!

The Story Behind Illinois' Most Haunted House Will Give You NightmaresThe McPike Mansion has been called one of the scar...
28/04/2024

The Story Behind Illinois' Most Haunted House Will Give You Nightmares
The McPike Mansion has been called one of the scariest structures in the United States and it definitely ranks as one of the most haunted houses in Illinois. Originally built in 1869 by Henry Guest McPike, it is located in Alton, Illinois (a town with a haunted history in itself). When you look over the McPike Mansion’s history, you’ll quickly learn it has repeatedly been the center of paranormal investigations. According to the owner, two ghosts haunt this property: former owner Paul Leichner and a former domestic servant named Sarah Wells. Flashlights will die out unexpectedly and lights will flicker. There is a strong smell of lilac in the attic, which is the kind of perfume Wells used to wear. What is really creepy is how things look in photos. You might see figures or orbs of light in photos that were definitely NOT in the shot.
The structure is on the National Register of Historic Places. It stayed abandoned for quite a while before being purchased. It would have been restored and converted into a hotel, but it was not eligible for grant money despite prior assurances. Nevertheless, you can visit and go on a tour of the haunted McPike Mansion in Illinois. There are also annual campouts held in the McPike Mansion

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