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Updated 19 hours, 9 minutes ago

Flannel Fest brings back the sounds of the ’90s this weekend

MOSES LAKE — The organizers of Flannel Fest are turning up the heat this year. Literally. “One of the things we…

Updated 5 years, 10 months ago
Cottagecore holidays: Decorations with a homespun vibe

Along with bread-baking and closet reorganizing, another nesting trend on the home front is “cottagecore” style.

Updated 5 years, 10 months ago
Europe's Christmas dilemma: risk empty chairs next year?

BRUSSELS (AP) — Please leave a chair empty at this year's family Christmas dinner as a precaution, or face the possibility of having that chair empty forever.

Updated 5 years, 10 months ago
It's Major: Pets poised for a return to the White House

WASHINGTON (AP) — Major Biden is getting an early start in the spotlight as a presidential pet after a play date ended with his owner, President-elect Joe Biden,

Updated 5 years, 10 months ago
On London street, virus forces small shops to adapt or close

LONDON (AP) — In late October, Matthew Jones was enjoying a rare “bit of normality” at his London barber shop in a year that has been short on that. He was cutting hair and laughing with colleagues — when the news …

Updated 5 years, 10 months ago
Driver crashes into landmark NYC arch; officer injured

NEW YORK (AP) — An intoxicated driver slammed into Washington Square Park's landmark marble arch on Sunday, injuring a police officer who was parked there to protect it, police said.

Updated 5 years, 10 months ago
AP PHOTOS: Pandemic calls off Christmas markets in Europe

BERLIN (AP) — The European plazas where people would usually gather at crowded stalls to partake in hot mulled wine, gingerbread, sausages and other delicacies are just empty squares.

Updated 5 years, 10 months ago
Liz Weston: Putting financial survivor’s guilt to good use

Financial therapist Lindsay Bryan-Podvin of Ann Arbor, Michigan, specializes in helping people deal with their

Updated 5 years, 10 months ago
It's Major: Pets poised for a return to the White House

WASHINGTON (AP) — Major Biden is getting an early start in the spotlight as a presidential pet after a play date ended with his owner, President-elect Joe Biden,

Updated 5 years, 10 months ago
Project postcard: Local museum, artists, youth collaborate to show gratitude to seniors

“We hope these postcards bring a smile to those who receive them. The designs were created by local artists and colored by members of the community,” Boyd said…

Updated 5 years, 10 months ago
Europe's Christmas dilemma: risk empty chairs next year?

BRUSSELS (AP) — Please leave a chair empty at this year's family Christmas dinner as a precaution, or face the possibility of having that chair empty forever.

Updated 5 years, 10 months ago
Driver crashes into landmark NYC arch; officer injured

NEW YORK (AP) — An intoxicated driver slammed into Washington Square Park's landmark marble arch on Sunday, injuring a police officer who was parked there to protect it, police said.

Updated 5 years, 10 months ago
Many turn to real Christmas trees as bright spot amid virus

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Ani Sirois, a respiratory nurse, has spent months caring for coronavirus patients at a Portland, Oregon, hospital, and she's only getting busier as infections — and hospitalizations — surge be…

Updated 5 years, 10 months ago
AP PHOTOS: Pandemic calls off Christmas markets in Europe

BERLIN (AP) — The European plazas where people would usually gather at crowded stalls to partake in hot mulled wine, gingerbread, sausages and other delicacies are just empty squares.

Updated 5 years, 10 months ago
Driver crashes into landmark NYC arch; officer injured

NEW YORK (AP) — An intoxicated driver slammed into Washington Square Park's landmark marble arch on Sunday, injuring a police officer who was parked there to protect it, police said.

Updated 5 years, 10 months ago
Happy places: Greenhouse owners discuss how plants fare after first frost

Greenhouses in the area, and the plants they house, have seen their first tests in recent weeks, with temperatures dropping and even a few snowflakes falling.