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The Week: What Caught Our Eye

January 14, 2023

We’re remembering a literary lion who wrote among us, celebrating dirt roads that inspire and the forests that heal. Plus, there’s new energy coming to New York and, for now at least, our gas stoves are safe. It’s all in this week’s Facing Out: What Caught Our Eye.

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The Week: What Caught Our Eye

January 7, 2023

We’d rather be shoveling and shivering than singing in the wintertime rain. The world’s eyes turn again to Lake Placid, a young hockey player with grit teams up with the Ducks, and high praise for a man named Low who foretold our wireless world a century ago. It’s all in this week’s inaugural 2023 issue of Facing Out: What Caught Our Eye.

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The Week: What Caught Our Eye

December 17, 2022

We’re celebrating the lives of two damn good Lake George boat rockers gone far too soon. Plus, can Charlie Baker save college sports and why did this businessman shoot himself 192 times? It’s all in this week’s holiday issue of Facing Out: What Caught Our Eye.

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The Week: What Caught Our Eye

December 10, 2022

In this season of freudenfreude, who’s helping Ukraine? A chicken man’s widow and librarians. Plus, what North Korea really needs right now is kids named Bomb. And why won’t annoying people just leave? It’s all in this week’s Facing Out: What Caught Our Eye.

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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)

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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)

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