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The Palm Beaches in Florida are home to beautiful skies, cool waters, The Carlisle Palm Beach community and an unexpected icon of life in the area: the Barefoot Mailman. This legendary figure is a mainstay…

Now demolished, the Hyatt House Hotel, aka the Purple Hotel, was a Lincolnwood landmark, hosting celebrities, politicians, sports stars and mobsters. Its complicated history adds to the color of Lincolnwood, and Chicago. >> Read “The…

Chef Todd Kalkstein, director of dining services at Atrium Village in Owings Mills, was recently featured in JMORE – Baltimore Jewish Living and Baltimore Jewish Times sharing his mother’s beloved beef brisket recipe, just in…

capital of Phoenix. Fans of the National Football League are likely familiar with the city, which is home to the country’s oldest football team, the Arizona Cardinals. Glendale’s State Farm Stadium, which hosts the Arizona…

The Breakers at Edgewater Beach, Chicago, played a big part of the area’s history throughout the 1900s. This glamorous hotel destination, and later apartment residential community, attracted visitors and residents for its beautiful beach access…

Owing Mills, MD, a suburb around 20 miles away from the city of Baltimore, has an interesting place in American history. Like the name implies, Owing Mills Maryland has roots in the milling industry. It’s…

Baker City played a major role in the journey of settlers traveling on the Oregon Trail in the mid-1800s. As settlers headed toward Oregon’s Willamette Valley, they could see the Blue Mountains from Baker City….

Residents of The Club at Briarcliff Manor have come together to establish a library for everyone who lives at the community.  On Aug. 8, 2022, residents cut the ribbon on their passion project of a…

As the ninth most populous city in the U.S. and the third largest in Texas, Dallas history is rich with interesting developments.    Texas became a state in 1845, but European settlers started taking over the…