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Community leaders are found in service and nonprofit groups, elected and appointed positions, and anywhere good things are happening.
Cape Cod houses in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island have gable roofs. The pitch allows snow and rain to slide off easily.
The Soft Serve On The Go Cups of ice cream recalled due to listeria concerns were sold at convenience stores, according to an FDA notice.
Small, densely populated Connecticut has some great state parks, a quirky castle and a collection of dispensers that spit out PEZ candies.
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By: Beth Dalbey
Readers raise a stink about dog walkers who let their pets "squat and go," leaving their neighbors to clean up the mess left behind.
Hospital employees turn wedding planners; meals program skips bureaucracy; kitties hitch a ride; "guard" dog makes friends with bike thief.
From the Western Highlands to the Eastern Shore, these Virginia road trips are steeped in presidential history and feature unspoiled vistas.
Interest in amateur astronomy has been increasing, fueling both telescope sales and an interest in homes with their own observatories.
Tickets for "Barbie," "Oppenheimer" and other summer movies are just $4 Sunday, Aug. 27, for theaters participating in National Cinema Day.
Labor Day is the unofficial end of summer. Roads will be busy, but the timing of travel can make your road trip ultimately more pleasant.
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