Writer known for in-depth features talks about curiosity and local news at LA Central Library event, columnist David Allen writes. Also: Cole’s French Dip gets another reprieve.

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Discover the A1200, a full-size reimagining of the Amiga 1200, launching June 2026. Pre-orders open November 2025. Features 25 classic games!

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Author Rosie Grant credits covid-era compromises with her introduction to an unexpected corner of the culinary world: gravestone recipes. Her book, “To Die For: A Cookbook of Gravestone Recipes,” is ...

On Nov. 4, Amherst residents in District 1 will cast their ballots to elect two of three candidates running to represent the ...

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Nobody thinks anything if we walk around Irvington in witch hats.” The Black Hats Society emphasizes creativity and community ...

Few people can claim their birth informed the ending to one of the 20th century’s most iconic novels, writes Tom Putnam. But ...

I think there’s so much division nationally. And there can be division in towns as well. And there is division in Amherst.

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