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1. • A portrait, a phone call and a Black Sacramento family’s fight for land and legacy

     The Sacramento Bee· 5 days ago

     A long-lost portrait of Abraham Lincoln once owned by Jonathan Burgess’ great-grandparents, Anna and Rufus M. Burgess, two of Coloma’s earliest Black settlers, had found its way to a bench in ...

2. • Southern Living lists Raleigh boutique among 30 best home decor stores in the South

     The News & Observer· 10 hours ago

     A Triangle store is among the best places in the South to shop for home decor, according to Southern Living. A writer and editors of the publication, who are prolific home-decor shoppers, included ...

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     OTR: Mass. Senate president discusses latest on housing bill

     WCVB Boston· 1 day ago

     Karen Spilka also talks about the emergency shelter crisis, the state's budget, free community...

4. • Key Takeaways From Skechers USA Analyst Ratings - Skechers USA (NYSE:SKX)

     Benzinga· 3 days ago

     The Core of Analyst Ratings: What Every Investor Should Know Within the domain of banking and financial systems, analysts specialize in reporting for specific stocks or defined ...

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     Best Brian Eno Songs: 20 Essential Tracks

     uDiscover Music· 6 days ago

     It may seem delusional to presume that a figure of Brian Eno’s artistic heft could be adequately summarized in 20 songs. If his name appears anywhere in...

6. • IPO Icons: 3 Freshman Stocks Earning Wall Street's Adoration

     InvestorPlace· 4 days ago

     Amid high interest rates and geopolitical tensions, there’s a growing sense of optimism, making it an opportune time to scout for IPO stocks to buy. The increase in IPO proceeds ...

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     An Of-Another-Era Greenwich Village Townhouse

     Curbed· 7 days ago

     Harold Krieger built a career — and a real-estate portfolio — off a sharp eye for beauty. It was a 22-foot-wide Federal-style brick townhouse in bohemian...

8. • Nostalgic Restaurants We Once Loved but Now Seem to Have Disappeared

     AOL· 3 days ago

     For most American kids in the 20th century, what would vacation travel have been without a roadside stop at the family’s favorite fast-food joint? The 20th century was a heyday for restaurant ...

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     I'm a feckless gardener — and that's OK

     WBUR Boston· 5 days ago

     With the first frost, I banish all thoughts of plants and planting with a sigh of relief. As spring approaches, I wonder if I should just let nature take...

10. • When BART Was Built, People — and Houses — Had to Go | KQED

      KQED· 5 days ago

      Building the BART system in the 1960s required thousands of parcels of land. Decades later, memories of the homes and communities that were destroyed remain strong