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EAGLE INVESTIGATIONS: At some point, everyone stopped paying to maintain "Stonegate Mansion." The trustees resigned. No one was left holding the bag – except the town of Great Barrington. And

Julie Carlson’s family home is a stalwart-looking former banker’s house built in 1868. Read more at Boston.com.

Three recent books revisit the Outer Cape, long an inspiration for writers like Mary McCarthy, who lampooned the area as “the seacoast of Bohemia.”

100 Years Ago: 1922 The annual roll call supper of Lake Temple Pythian Sisters will be held Tuesday evening at Pythian Hall in Norway. Supper will be served at 6:45 o’clock. Members are expected to respond to roll call with a quotation. The food will be collected by several of the members during the afternoon. […]

Vera Lou Ellerman of Cadillac passed away Monday, January 31, 2022 at Autumnwood of McBain. She was 87.

From intricate background details to the unknown inspirations behind your favorite scenes, here are 20 'Ted Lasso' Easter eggs you may have missed. "Ted Lasso" is currently streaming on Apple TV+.

Jack Earl Hill grew up on the move, from Billings, to Forsyth and to Custer. Just before his 20th birthday, he enlisted in the Marines. In less than two years,

Kevin O’Callaghan recalls the filming of ‘Escape to Victory’ 40 years on.

BBC News By Richard Haugh image copyrightAlamy image caption"There was Kazimierz Deyna, Ardiles, Co Prins and everyone else," says Russell Osman. "Crikey, theres some terrific international players here" Forty years ago the worlds of film and football collided, as superstars including Sylvester Stallone and Michael Caine joined forces with some of the worlds best players to tell the story of how a group of prisoners of war took on their Nazi captors. Escape to Victory pulled together an enviabl...

Curious Cape Cod: The 7 Wonders of Bound Brook Island WELLFLEET — I was smoking bluefish with my barbeque coach, Connie Flagration, when a small earthquake tipped over the hot coals and sent them cascading down the hill toward the marsh. Connie wrapped me in a rug and rolled me after them: it was a hot and bumpy ride that ended with a mucky splash, but the brush fire was extinguished. As I removed shocked peepers from my trousers, I looked back up the hill and saw that the coals had burned st...