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Why New Hunters Struggle With the Ethics of Killing Game
A growing wave of Americans drawn to hunting for its environmental and ethical promises is colliding with an uncomfortable reality…
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Veranda 2026 Luminaries: Women Reshaping U.S. Craft and Design
Five women working across landscape architecture, historic preservation, sustainable fashion, fine jewelry, and hospitality have been named Veranda magazine’s 2026…
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American Girl Turns 40: Millennial Moms Fuel a Vintage Doll Market
A thriving secondary market for pre-1998 American Girl dolls has emerged as the brand marks its 40th anniversary, driven by…
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Dog Survives Suspected Poisoned Bait Ingestion on Hike
A dog that ingested suspected poisoned bait during a rural hike is recovering after emergency veterinary intervention, underscoring the lethal…
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Caribbean Food and Wine Festival 2026 Turks and Caicos Guide
Michelin-recognized New York chef India Doris will anchor the 2026 Caribbean Food and Wine Festival, bringing Northeast culinary prestige to…
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7 Foods to Throw Out of Your Freezer Right Now
A freezer operating below 0°F (-18°C) halts bacterial growth, but it cannot stop time. Chemical reactions continue at a glacial…
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Free Special Olympics Fitness Program Expands in Lakeville
A free weekly fitness program for people with disabilities in Lakeville, Massachusetts, has expanded fivefold since its launch this summer,…
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Olivia Tiedemann’s Cookbook Reveals How the Rich Really Eat
Private chefs in the Hamptons operate inside one of America’s most opaque service economies, managing unlimited grocery budgets for clients…
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1925 Birmingham Mediterranean Home Restored by Shoppe Owners
A 1925 Mediterranean-style residence in Birmingham, Alabama’s Forest Park neighborhood has emerged from decades of neglect following a targeted preservation…
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