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The Week: What Caught Our Eye
December 3, 2022
About the time the Mayflower was setting sail to the New World, a female shark was beginning her life’s journey. That was 1620, and she kept swimming for many generations after the Mayflower. Plus, your best friend may some day cure cancer. It’s all in this week’s Facing Out: What Caught Our Eye. (Photo: Nancie Battaglia)The Week: What Caught Our Eye
November 19, 2022
We're digging into Thanksgiving recipes and other culinary matters, pondering a world of 8 billion people and welcoming a new colleague. It's all in this week’s special Thanksgiving issue of Facing Out: What Caught our Eye. (Photo: Andy Downey)The Week: What Caught Our Eye
November 12, 2022
A judicial first in the Adirondacks. Professional wrestler Hacksaw Duggan is out of the ring and onto the stage. Make-A-Wish wins the highest honor for creative wishes, and what are all those kids doing with AARP cards? It’s all in this week’s Facing Out: What Caught Our Eye. (Photo: John Bulmer)The Week: What Caught Our Eye
November 5, 2022
We’re remembering Honest Abe’s words of wisdom: Get out and vote or risk getting scorched in the rear. Plus, the Adirondacks is looking more and more like a climate refuge. And we’re honoring veterans, celebrating a colorful cityscape, and talking baseball. It’s all in this week’s Facing Out: What Caught Our Eye.The Week: What Caught Our Eye
October 29, 2022
They used to call it the silly season, the pre-Election Day weeks when politicians say and do crazy things to secure votes. Now it’s the season of surprise. Plus, a New York stage brings The Power Broker back to life, Salem, Mass., considers its witchy future, and meet Annie, the wonder dog of Halloween. It’s all in this week’s Facing Out: What Caught Our Eye. (Photo: Jerzey’s Dog Resort)The Week: What Caught Our Eye
October 22, 2022
Fret not about the British economy. Larry the Official Cat is on the job at 10 Downing Street. Plus, a tribute to Eclipse, Seattle’s beloved bus-riding dog. And an Upstate New York chapter of Habitat for Humanity has a home-grown answer to the housing shortage. It’s all in this week’s Facing Out: What Caught Our Eye. (Photo: Skip Dickstein)OUR MISSION
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