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A Connecticut brass mill closed in 1986 and left behind a contaminated 66-acre site; 40 years later the town plans to turn it into a public works campus while converting its old yard into a riverside park

A Connecticut brass mill closed in 1986 and left behind a contaminated 66-acre site; 40 years later the town plans to turn it into a public works campus while converting its old yard into a riverside park

Nearly 40 years after a brass mill shut down on the banks of the West Aspetuck River, the long-vacant industrial property in New Milford is finally being lined up for a new purpose, one that could turn a contaminated brownfield into a working municipal campus and, eventually, help create new public riverfront space elsewhere in…

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In 1835, Free Frank McWorter, a formerly enslaved man, paid 0 for 80 Illinois acres; a year later he founded New Philadelphia, and 191 years later nearly 20 acres entered NPS ownership

In 1835, Free Frank McWorter, a formerly enslaved man, paid $100 for 80 Illinois acres; a year later he founded New Philadelphia, and 191 years later nearly 20 acres entered NPS ownership

Nearly two centuries after a formerly enslaved pioneer bought 80 acres of Illinois prairie and founded the first legally registered town in the United States platted by an African American, nearly 20 acres of the historic townsite have officially been transferred to the National Park Service.According to the National Park Service, the land was donated…

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Some Myotis bats can live 50 years while close relatives live just 7; sequencing eight species found longevity genes overlapping with cancer and virus defenses

Some Myotis bats can live 50 years while close relatives live just 7; sequencing eight species found longevity genes overlapping with cancer and virus defenses

A mouse-sized bat that lives for decades appears to have evolved some of the same biological protections that help it resist cancer and viral disease. Researchers comparing eight closely related Myotis species found an extraordinary range of lifespans, from about seven years in some species to nearly 50 years in others. Their genome analysis revealed…

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Jemima Goldsmith marries for second time at 52, ties the knot with Irish-Australian financier Cameron O’Reilly 22 years after divorce from Imran Khan; her family confirms wedding | English Movie News

Jemima Goldsmith marries for second time at 52, ties the knot with Irish-Australian financier Cameron O’Reilly 22 years after divorce from Imran Khan; her family confirms wedding | English Movie News

Jemima Goldsmith marries Cameron O’Reilly at 52, 22 years after her divorce from Imran Khan. Jemima Goldsmith, the award-winning film producer and former wife of former Pakistan prime minister and cricket legend Imran Khan, has married for the second time at the age of 52. She tied the knot with Irish-Australian financier Cameron O’Reilly, 62,…

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British man admits drugging, raping wife for more than 20 years; pleads guilty to 60 charges | World News

British man admits drugging, raping wife for more than 20 years; pleads guilty to 60 charges | World News

Manchester Crown Court/Image: Reuters A British man accused of secretly drugging and raping his wife over more than two decades has pleaded guilty to 60 offences against her at a Manchester court, BBC reported.The husband, who is in his sixties, admitted dozens of charges at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court, including multiple counts of rape,…

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Salman Khan ‘bandana’ look as he arrives for Ganesh Chaturthi at Sohail Khan’s house steals the show, fans reminded of ‘Jeene Ke Hai Char Din’: ‘Bawaal’ |

Salman Khan ‘bandana’ look as he arrives for Ganesh Chaturthi at Sohail Khan’s house steals the show, fans reminded of ‘Jeene Ke Hai Char Din’: ‘Bawaal’ |

Salman Khan joined his family for the Ganesh Chaturthi festivities at brother Sohail Khan’s Mumbai residence on Monday evening. The actor arrived at the house for the evening aarti, with pictures and videos from the celebrations quickly making their way onto social media.Before heading inside, Salman paused to pose for the paparazzi stationed outside. He…

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Generous gift from a dear friend: Donald Trump’s daughter-in-law breaks silence on oligarch funding her wedding; says there is no mystery, no conspiracy

Generous gift from a dear friend: Donald Trump’s daughter-in-law breaks silence on oligarch funding her wedding; says there is no mystery, no conspiracy

Donald Trump Jr’s wife Bettina issued a statement on ProPublica report that their Bahamas wedding was funded by a Russian oligarch. After ProPublica reported that Donald Trump Jr’s Bahamas wedding with Bettina Anderson was funded by Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev, Bettina put out a long post on Instagram clearing the air. She said there is…

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In 1990, Tennessee siblings planted 240 acres of former fields and pastures with loblolly pine; 28 years later, their entire 852-acre family property passed to a land trust for conservation

In 1990, Tennessee siblings planted 240 acres of former fields and pastures with loblolly pine; 28 years later, their entire 852-acre family property passed to a land trust for conservation

An 852-acre family estate in Maury County, Tennessee, has been placed under permanent conservation, nearly three decades after a brother and sister began turning hundreds of acres of former farmland back into forest. According to The Land Trust for Tennessee, the property, known as the Sugg Property, was transferred directly to the organisation after original…

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In 2010, Anderson Cooper paid .3 million for a 1906 New York firehouse; he restored its historic exterior and turned the 8,240-sq-ft building into a home while preserving its fire pole

In 2010, Anderson Cooper paid $4.3 million for a 1906 New York firehouse; he restored its historic exterior and turned the 8,240-sq-ft building into a home while preserving its fire pole

When Anderson Cooper bought a historic former fire patrol house in New York’s Greenwich Village for $4.3 million in 2010, the purchase raised concerns among local preservationists, according to contemporary reporting by DNAinfo and the Village Preservation Society. The four-storey building at 84 West 3rd Street had spent decades as a working Fire Patrol station,…

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