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April 5, 2024
Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s struggle against polio transformed him into the man who led the country through the Great Depression and World War II.
October 20, 2023
The Qantas website stated the meal did not contain nuts, but it did.
October 19, 2023
The Qantas website stated the meal did not contain nuts, but it did.
March 1, 2023
A four-bedroom period cottage has come up for sale with half-acre gardens and its own studio in the garage.
January 29, 2023
Half a century ago, Marc Harrison built a prototype for a home that would accommodate people of all ages and abilities. Now his daughter has restored it.
December 29, 2022
When you head out for a weekend away, these unusual Airbnbs will make for a memorable journey. What will you choose: a treehouse, a dome or a train car?
August 28, 2021
THE following applications and notifications have been received for consideration by Somerset West and Taunton Council and can be inspected online…
February 13, 2021
One-of-a-kind map from Battle at Goliad to be offered at Heritage Auctions Fort Defiance: 1836 Joseph Chadwick Map of Col. James Fannins Defenses at the Historic Site of the Battle of Goliad. DALLAS, TX .- The only known map of Col. James Fannins troops at the Battle of Goliad and a pair of Delft tobacco jars given to Franklin Delano Roosevelt could bring $100,000 each in Heritage Auctions Americana & Political Auction Feb. 27-28. One of the earliest and most important contemporary printed reco...
January 10, 2021
January 10, 2021 A rsenal Elementary School’s gym was set up with three tables and several medical workers standing behind them that February morning. About 20 newspaper reporters, two news photographers and a TV video cameraman hovered in the background. Dr. Jonas Salk prepares to draw blood from Arthur Donahoo of Washington, Pa., as part of the polio vaccine testing in the early 1950s. (Post-Gazette Archives) Second- and third- graders filed up to the tables, first-graders trailing behind....