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Let's Reminisce: The tiny house movement By Jerry Lincecum Special to the Herald Democrat The pandemic has sent many homebound Americans desiring more space to live in and scurrying to find it. Sales of large homes are booming. So too are tiny ones. These dwellings often are not much bigger than a standard hotel room. They are built mostly in suburban backyards or converted garages on the West Coast, where new laws designed to ease the region’s housing shortage have encouraged their construction. The tiny-house movement is an architectural and social movement that advocates living simply in...

The government has chosen to put off dealing with a policy that exacerbates Hong Kong’s housing crisis, preferring to kick the can down the road. Rather than waste fiscal reserves on reclamation, officials should eliminate existing villages and use that money for compensation.

By Thomas V. Mirus ( bio - articles - email ) | Jan 08, 2021 Happy New Year! It’s time for the annual article in which members of the Catholic Culture staff look back on their reading in the past year and recommend the best, some published in 2020 and some not. Actually, this list is not confined to reading only. You’ll get book recommendations from Jeff Mirus, Phil Lawler and Mike Aquilina; book and film recommendations from James T. Majewski; and book, essay, podcast, music and (way too many) film recommendations from Thomas V. Mirus. Enjoy! Jeff Mirus The best bo...

» The last time a mob stormed the Capitol was during the War of 1812. Here's what happened when the British invaded Washington. The last time a mob stormed the Capitol was during the War of 1812. Here's what happened when the British invaded Washington.https://www.businessinsider.in/thelife/news/the-last-time-a-mob-stormed-the-capitol-was-during-the-war-of-1812-hereaposs-what-happened-when-the-british-invaded-washington-/slidelist/80162194.cms2021-01-08T02:52:26+05:30 2021-01-08T02:09:32+05:30 The last time a mob stormed the Capitol was during the War of 1812. Here's what happened when the B...

Spotlight on Pop-Pop's Gene and Patricia McFarland Ron Beacom, For the Daily News Dec. 13, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail Gene and Patricia McFarland. (Photo by Ron Beacom) Gene McFarland, 71, and his wife, Patricia, 67, own Pop-Pop’s on Ashman Circle in Midland’s Center City. Pop-Pop’s provides hot air popped gourmet popcorn and hand created toppings. They don’t use pre-mixed, poured-on, or shake-on toppings. They sell at their storefront and at the Midland Area Farmers Market, in season, in what Gene calls a “little red wagon.” They’re currently rebuilding their website to better ...