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SurrealEstate Poster: These Properties Are Literally To Die For Posted on With only a month to go until SYFY hangs up its SurrealEstate sign to kick off the series' debut, the cable network is offering viewers a new key art poster as a reminder. With a cast that includes Wynonna Earp stars Sarah Levy ( Tennille Read ( Workin' Moms), the 10-episode season opener highlights a team of eclectic real estate specialists who handle the cases no one else can: haunted and possessed houses that literally scare would-be buyers away. Researching, investigating, and "fixing" the things that go bump i...

SurrealEstate: SYFY, Tim Rozon Series Gets Trailer, July Premiere Posted on SYFY is set to hang up its SurrealEstate sign starting July 16, and to celebrate they're offering viewers a look at the official trailer "Hero." With a cast that includes Wynonna Earp stars Sarah Levy ( Tennille Read ( Workin' Moms), the 10-episode season opener highlights a team of eclectic real estate specialists who handle the cases no one else can: haunted and possessed houses that literally scare would-be buyers away. Researching, investigating, and "fixing" the things that go bump in the night, the team work...

South Oregon Coast Shipwrecks At A Glance: There Are Hundreds Published 05/16/21 at 5:25 AM PDT By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff (Coos Bay, Oregon) – If you dig further into Oregon coast shipwreck history you start to notice something unnerving: there’s an overwhelming number of them. There are far more than you’re ready to think about, and not just in terms of the human losses but especially the sheer magnitude of the work involved. (Above: wreck of the Olson, Coos Bay, courtesy Seaside Aquarium's Tiffany Boothe) Latest Coastal Lodging News AlertsIn Seaside: Includes exclusive ...

GENERATIONS: Language tables make for a variety of conversation Language tables have been around Bemidji for over two decades. It’s a simple premise: people who would like to learn or practice a language meet weekly and “speak in tongues.” Written By: Sue Bruns, Special to the Pioneer | 7:50 am, Jan. 30, 2021 ×  A group is pictured "back in the good old days" during a language table meeting at the Wild Hare. Submitted photo.  While your travel plans are on hold during the pandemic, you might want to spend some time learning a new language or brushing up on you...

and welcome to "today" on this sunday morning, i'm erica hill. >> and i'm lester holt. we were showing you the enthusiastic friends of that special mom. first of all, happy mother's day to you, and to you, the first time. >> thank you. do i get one? >> yes, you absolutely do. >> yes. >> a grandmother? >> grandmother's day? >> and to my mother june, my wife carol, my mother-in-law. >> my mom cheryl, my grandmother, the family feud. and then i have my cousin laura and jen and there's -- >> i mean, the list goes on. >> in the meantime, we're out of time. thanks for being here. >> enjoy ...