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Tie-Dye, From Stylish to Traditional Tie-dye is a trend that has exploded in popularity since it was introduced by Marjorie Priceman of New York City in 1988. After having created a few of her…
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Rain lingers over parts of California from big, slow-moving storm clouds moving across the area. The storm system moves slowly through the state, but it has already made its presence felt across the Bay…
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1 killed in foggy Oregon crash involving dozens of vehicles — including the fatal crash of two semis The National Transportation Safety Board says a woman died and eight others were injured in a…
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Pandas sent by China arrive in Qatar ahead of World Cup Doha: China sent 23,000 fans to Qatar to support the Asian qualifiers for the 2022 World Cup in May, organisers said on Friday,…
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Op-Ed: Halloween’s Celtic roots are a lot spookier than witches and candy bars A month after the election of Donald Trump, here in Oklahoma, a large part of the population feels left behind. The…
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Comparisons to Monet Bothered This Artist. Now They’re Side by Side. “I have no intention of trying to imitate nature,” Monet said last year in a long, rambling and very funny interview with The…
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‘When We Were Young’ music festival canceled Saturday due to high winds, but organizers promised thousands in refunds A music festival in Virginia was canceled Saturday because of high winds but organizers promised thousands…
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Banana thrown at Brazilian players in soccer friendly in Paris (Reuters) – It was a warm July evening in Paris and the world’s top footballers were taking part in an event marking the first…
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Toronto backtracks on return-to-office plans for city employees as Omicron spreads fear The City of Toronto is facing a backlash from public- servants, angry that Mayor John Tory has decided to pull all city…
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City attorney with right-wing agenda fights for survival in increasingly blue Huntington Beach When Bill Young’s office first opened at 703 Broadway last spring, it featured a stack of mail in its window, a…
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