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Just 40 miles West of Columbus, in Springfield, Ohio is the Westcott House.  It was once the home of Burton Westcott – wealthy businessman and president of the Westcott Motor Car Company. While Westcott remains famous for being one of the first to value luxury automobiles, his most notable page in history might be the hiring of architectural legend Frank Lloyd Wright to design his house. The home, built in 1906, has gone through many renovations over the years, some better than others. While Wright’s houses today are revered and preserved, in the ...

A man has appeared in court accused of mugging a woman at a cash point while she was taking out money.

Belle Benchley foretold future of San Diego Zoo Author Photograph by Matthew SuÁrez San Diegans who live in their vehicles say the city has implemented new measures in its fight against so-called “van life” and the habitation of vehicles. Attack of the 30-foot RVs 30-foot-plus RVs and trailers have gotten out of control around Mission Bay! (“San Diego cracks down on anyone living in his car,” Cover Stories, December 16) The city should have made a stipulation when they gave the campground area in De Anza Cove to Campland that they should have some affordable spots not just the ones t...

The stars of the Go House. Photo: Tony Gavin TikTok creators with a large following make money from sponsored content, branded merchandise (Go House residents Andrea and Lewis have their own range of hoodies and t-shirts) and from promoting product on behalf of brands. Everyone in the Go House continues to make their own content, posting at least one video a day. They also collaborate on content, which appears on the Go House TikTok account, YouTube and Instagram. The house has a combined audience of eight million followers, which is clearly a huge draw for advertisers (and which presumably f...

Modi at AMU centenary celebrations December 17, 2020, 9:29 PM IST A senior assistant editor with the Times of India, Mohammed Wajihuddin writes about Muslims, their issues, hopes and aspirations. Committed to upholding inclusiveness, communal amity and freedom to dissent and debate, he endeavours to promote peaceful existence. A passionate reader of Islam, he endeavours to save the faith from the clutches of the jihadists. An ardent lover of Urdu poetry, he believes words are the best weapons to fight jingoism. LESS... MORE The way Aligarh works, the way Aligarh thinks, the...