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In 1940, a Texas family acquired the ranch where generations grew pecan trees and spent holidays; 86 years later, they sold its 650 lakefront acres for more than  million so the land can become a state park

In 1940, a Texas family acquired the ranch where generations grew pecan trees and spent holidays; 86 years later, they sold its 650 lakefront acres for more than $10 million so the land can become a state park

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation has bought a 650-acre waterfront ranch on Lake Palestine for more than $10 million. The purchase protects one of the largest remaining connected properties along the lake, with plans to turn it into a new state park. The property is in Henderson County, about 18 miles west of Tyler…

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In 1848, a Massachusetts stone mill began making equipment for textile factories; after standing vacant, the 150,000-sq-ft landmark was restored for  million and converted into 86 apartments, 69 of them affordable

In 1848, a Massachusetts stone mill began making equipment for textile factories; after standing vacant, the 150,000-sq-ft landmark was restored for $53 million and converted into 86 apartments, 69 of them affordable

A 170-year-old stone mill that once made water turbines and machinery during New England’s industrial boom has completed a $53 million (£41 million) historic restoration. The building has reopened as an 86-unit residential complex offering homes at different price levels in Lawrence, Massachusetts. Built in 1848 by industrialist Abbott Lawrence along the Merrimack River, the…

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After surviving two life-threatening brain haemorrhages, Emilia Clarke founded SameYou in 2019; seven years later, it has raised over £3.8 million and helped more than 1,200 survivors access online rehabilitation

After surviving two life-threatening brain haemorrhages, Emilia Clarke founded SameYou in 2019; seven years later, it has raised over £3.8 million and helped more than 1,200 survivors access online rehabilitation

Representative Image (AI-generated) For actor Emilia Clarke, surviving two life-threatening brain haemorrhages changed her understanding of recovery and the support people need after a medical crisis. In 2019, she founded the brain injury recovery charity SameYou with her mother, Jenny Clarke, to address gaps in rehabilitation and help survivors rebuild their lives. According to SameYou’s…

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In 2011, a British couple bought a crumbling 10-storey Victorian water tower for £380,000 and spent about £2 million converting it into a home; after a £2.5 million sale, it is now listed for £2.75 million

In 2011, a British couple bought a crumbling 10-storey Victorian water tower for £380,000 and spent about £2 million converting it into a home; after a £2.5 million sale, it is now listed for £2.75 million

A Grade II-listed Victorian water tower that featured in a memorable episode of Channel 4’s Grand Designs is back on the market for £2.75 million after previously selling for £2.5 million. Located in Kennington, south London, the 10-storey landmark was bought in 2011 for £380,000 by partners Leigh Osborne and Graham Voce. Over the next…

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Four Virginia police officers crawled through a smoke-filled house to pull an unconscious man from a burning bedroom; three needed hospital treatment, and all four have received bravery awards

Four Virginia police officers crawled through a smoke-filled house to pull an unconscious man from a burning bedroom; three needed hospital treatment, and all four have received bravery awards

Four Virginia officers received valor awards for rescuing an unconscious man from a burning house despite dangerous conditions. When smoke fills a room and flames begin to spread, every second can mean the difference between life and death. In Culpeper, Virginia, four police officers faced that reality on October 3, crawling through a smoke-choked house…

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Over 45% of Saudi flights cancelled since October 8, residents scramble for alternatives

Over 45% of Saudi flights cancelled since October 8, residents scramble for alternatives

Government agencies in Riyadh have told employees to work from home starting Monday, while the 99-storey Kingdom Centre skyscraper, which houses the regional office of the International Monetary Fund, has also shifted to remote work Residents in Saudi Arabia are being forced to rethink travel plans, take lengthy detours through neighbouring countries and adapt to…

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Republican leader trolled for posting photo with Indian-origin student Rishika Porandla

Republican leader trolled for posting photo with Indian-origin student Rishika Porandla

Republican Congresswoman gets trolled for posting a photo with an Indian-origin Princeton student. A major outrage began on X after Republican Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne posted a photo of her meeting with Rishika, a student at Princeton University. The anti-India statement has become so strong that every time a Republican leader does anything that has…

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In 2024, a couple bought a neglected 1800s Brooklyn lodging house and uncovered a 1901 coal delivery schedule linked to the husband’s family history; after a difficult restoration, it is becoming their third guesthouse

In 2024, a couple bought a neglected 1800s Brooklyn lodging house and uncovered a 1901 coal delivery schedule linked to the husband’s family history; after a difficult restoration, it is becoming their third guesthouse

When James and Laureta Gale entered the basement of a run-down 1880s Brooklyn lodging house in 2024, they expected to find damaged walls, dust and old plumbing. Instead, beneath layers of dirt, they found a forgotten piece of history: a handwritten coal delivery schedule from 1901. The discovery had a special meaning for the couple….

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Two Indiana business partners agreed to split commissions from retirement seminars in 2019 without a written contract; after a money dispute, an October 15 appeals court upheld a 9,779 judgment against one partner

Two Indiana business partners agreed to split commissions from retirement seminars in 2019 without a written contract; after a money dispute, an October 15 appeals court upheld a $119,779 judgment against one partner

An oral business deal struck over financial seminars without a written contract has resulted in a $119,779 (£92,000) court judgment upheld by the Court of Appeals of Indiana. In an opinion issued on October 15, a three-judge appellate panel affirmed a trial court ruling requiring Stephen Dissette to pay damages to his former business partner,…

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