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Check out these great 4th of July party ideas. Across the country, communities celebrate the 4th of July in a variety of ways, such as backyard barbecues, baseball games and parades. By Jennifer Maughan |
Fourth of July desserts should be as spectacular as the fireworks you plan to view. Go with apple pie, of course, plus gelatin desserts that feature refreshing watermelon flavors. By Helen Polaski |
If you want to learn how to fold the American flag, it is proper to fold the flag in the correct way to keep it contained and safe, and also to ensure that the flag is being treated with respect and reverence. By Jennifer Maughan |
This year, throw out some Fourth of July trivia to get your party started. You can cull the fun facts together ahead of time and print them out on red-, white- and blue- colored paper. By Kristen Oliveri |
4th of July appetizers should be exciting, delicious and nutritious, but they don't have to be difficult. You don't have to skimp, but you should think along the lines of easy to prepare, easy to eat and easy to store. By Helen Polaski |
Try assembling some outdoor 4th of July decorations to get your guests in the holiday spirit. For successful 4th of July parties, the key is to keep it simple and vibrant. By Kristen Oliveri |
4th of July crafts for kids can help keep your little ones occupied while you prepare for your cookout. By Kristen Oliveri |
Let's face it: 4th of July foods are generally picnic foods, and picnic foods are generally cold salads and hot grilled meats. No one's complaining, of course, but sometimes you just get that urge to add a new dish. By Helen Polaski |