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Relatives find answers in Northern State Hospital death records as lawmakers pledge support
Last week, writer Brad Bigelow ended a 72-year-old family secret.
Source: tdn.com
AUCKLAND: Win a Double Pass to the Auckland Food Show This Week!
The Auckland Food Show is returning to Auckland Showgrounds THIS WEEK, 27th – 30th July, and we have a double pass and $50 spending money to give away ever
New Zealand Vaughan Mabee Julie Goodwin Auckland Food Show Auckland Showgrounds Australian Masterchef
Source: thecoast.net.nz
The Dish: Visit A New Latin Eatery, Join A Chef's Table & More Delicious Food News
The time is now to fill your calendar with a superb assembly of food events.
Source: nzherald.co.nz
'I didn't know any queer Asian people growing up . . . I was lost'
Former MasterChef winner Sam Low on success, coming out and being a voice for equality.
Source: nzherald.co.nz
'We've at least come a little ways': Snohomish to host first Pride event
A 10 a.m. parade on First Street will be followed by a pop-up market with 60 vendors, a downtown wine walk, queer cabaret and more.
Source: heraldnet.com
Naka Nathaniel: My Top 5 Books To Read About Hawaii
Spoiler alert: None has the state's name as the singular word in the title.
Source: civilbeat.org
What's On: Superb Showcases, A Cake-Off Competition & More Good Things For The Weekend
A travelling troupe and an Agatha Christie-ish murder-mystery included.
Source: nzherald.co.nz
Eli Wilner is framing a major discovery in honor of Israel's 75th anniversary
Sandy Low and Walter Korder’s remarkable Haifa mural for the Jewish temple in Manchester, Connecticut, created in 1948, is one of the most notewo
Source: artdaily.com
Marysville presses forward with new drug possession ordinance
In response to state legislators not filling a void created by a Supreme Court ruling, local cities have taken action.
Source: heraldnet.com