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Key Details The house is said to have been built in 1895 and designed by Stanford White, a well-known architect (of McKim, Mead & White) It was described as having 16 bedrooms, 6.5 or 7 bathrooms, and approximately 8,000 square feet of interior space. The property sits on about 3.75 acres of land, overlooking Stony Brook Harbor with water views. The listing claims it sold for $999,000.

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Christina Applegate, widely recognized for her unforgettable roles in the classic sitcom Married… with Children and the popular Netflix dark comedy series Dead to Me, has bravely shared her ongoing journey with multiple sclerosis (MS), a chronic and often debilitating neurological disease. Since her diagnosis in 2021, she has faced numerous health setbacks, having been hospitalized more than

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In the heart of New York City’s most diverse borough, a two-mile stretch of commercial road has become the unlikely epicenter of an international criminal enterprise that has transformed a vibrant immigrant community into what residents describe as an occupied territory. The ongoing crisis has sparked a grassroots movement that represents both the failure of

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Majestic historical home in a country setting near town on 15 acres.  This Victorian limestone home has 6 bedroom, 2 fireplaces, and plenty of character. The main level has a entry foyer with 10ft exterior wood doors, a parlor with fireplace and fold-away window shutters, music/great room, formal dining room,  bedroom, and a major addition

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Nicole’s scream cut through the driveway noise just as I was juggling groceries and children. “Mom! The storm shelter door is open!” She was breathless, eyes huge. We were the only ones with keys. It had been sealed for months. The apples slipped from my bag and rolled across the concrete. “Everyone inside—now. Lock the

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Being a dad means protecting, providing, and making sure your kids feel safe. But what happens when the system you rely on fails? Phillip Herron’s story isn’t just heartbreaking — it’s a shocking reminder of what can happen when a struggling parent is left alone with debt, anxiety, and silence from those who were supposed

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The Vaile Mansion 1881, located at 1500 North Liberty Street in Independence, Missouri, is a remarkable example of Second Empire architecture from the Gilded Age. Constructed in 1881 for Colonel Harvey M. Vaile and his wife, Sophia, this 31-room estate has witnessed over a century of history, encompassing grandeur, scandal, and meticulous preservation efforts.​ Architectural Splendor Designed

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On May 23rd, 1934, Bonnie and Clyde were gunned down in their stolen 1934 Ford Model 730 Deluxe Sedan. A posse of police officers ambushed the couple and unloaded 167 bullets into the car on a rural road in Bienville Parish, Louisiana. “Each of us six officers had a shotgun and an automatic rifle and

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Chasing Hope on the Highway It was a busy afternoon, and the highway was alive with the constant hum of engines and the impatient rush of traffic. Drivers focused on their destinations—commutes, errands, appointments—none expecting to witness a moment that would pierce through the ordinary rhythm of their day. But then they saw it. A

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The sky above Malawi told a story unlike any other. Suspended gracefully, their immense bodies dangling upside down, elephants floated across the horizon as helicopters carried them toward a new beginning. It was a sight that seemed surreal, almost unbelievable, yet it was real — a monumental conservation effort that brought hope not just to

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