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What to Stream: Paul Schrader's "Hardcore" Is About Much More Than Pornography - Vimarsana News

What to Stream: Paul Schrader's "Hardcore" Is About Much More Than Pornography

Richard Brody on the director Paul Schrader’s 1979 film “Hardcore”—which grapples with Calvinism, violence, and pornography—and John Ford’s “The Searchers.”

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Christmas in Ameliasburgh despite weather

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The growing cost of living near water • Daily Journal of Commerce - Vimarsana News

The growing cost of living near water • Daily Journal of Commerce

The growing cost of living near water Last month, heavy equipment was used in a project to install new drainage pipes on a street in Ocean City, N.J. The city is spending tens of millions of dollars to combat flooding. (Wayne Parry/The Associated Press) By Wayne Parry OCEAN CITY, N.J. – Officially, Ocean City is a “dry” town. In 1879, four Methodist ministers established a Christian seaside resort here with a permanent ban on the manufacture and sale of alcohol – a prohibition that remains to this day. But numerous times a year, Ocean City is among the wettest “dry” towns you’ll...

Amid rising seas, 'dry' resort is wetter than it likes - Vimarsana News

Amid rising seas, 'dry' resort is wetter than it likes

OCEAN CITY, N.J. (AP) — Ocean City, New Jersey is officially a “dry” town.

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Amid Rising Seas, 'Dry' Jersey Shore Resort Is Wetter Than Ocean City Likes – NBC10 Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

Amid Rising Seas, 'Dry' Jersey Shore Resort Is Wetter Than Ocean City Likes – NBC10 Philadelphia

The impacts of rising sea levels can be clearly seen in Ocean City, New Jersey, a family resort town spending tens of millions of dollars to deal with flooding