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Roundup of the week's racing.

MIAMI, March 16, 2023 -JLL announced today that it has been selected by Agave Holdings, LLC for property management services of The Plaza Coral Gables, a seven-acre mixed-use... | March 18, 2023

Prepare to soon walk past a spot from which a soft, grape scent is escaping. If so, you will have experienced a signal that Texas mountain laurel trees (Sophora secundiflora)

Them on the rocks outside. get in their face, yelling and screaming. >> boyd denied that. but amanda listened, and remembered her childhood at ghastly, watching boys being dragged off to a room known as the patted palace. >> when you open the door woul go into this weird, dark carpeted room. and that was the restraint room and then all you would see was later these boys were bein dragged back down from thi room and theyre all bloody an bruised. >> we talked to a dozen former students and four fo...

The “tequila worm” divides alcohol connoisseurs as the wiggly little prize at the bottom of a bottle.

Tuesday’s snow day gave Huân Ngô time to catch up on grading papers and preparing his students for New Haven’s jobs of tomorrow. …

Mexican long-nosed bats, key pollinators for the Weber Azul agave plant, are endangered. If the species disappears, your margarita might go with it.

Warming temperatures have become a growing concern for species that's key for tequila.

“Fairy duster” summons magical images of early animated Disney films that feature singing figures happily dancing around dust-covered objects. However, in the desert there are two living specimens, also called

This month is a time for patience while waiting for any late-season frosts to pass. Don’t let warm, sunny afternoons suggest it is time to put the frost cloths away.