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The retrospective is the most extensive ever staged in the UK. It leans heavily on gender politics, largely omitting the deeper ideological and historical events and issues that shaped Miller’s work ...

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David “Cowboy” Weiss was a wild-hearted, cocky and freshly minted cadet from Traverse City’s new Great Lakes Maritime Academy. His first assignment: To board the Edmund Fitzgerald. One sailor’s story ...

The moment you step through the doors of Cobb Antique Mall in Marietta, you realize your afternoon plans just expanded to “all day” and your car trunk suddenly feels woefully inadequate for what lies ...

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